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2015-07-15
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@ Lower Rhine
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@bluefoot, you might want to try to reinitiate the update via console.
It helped me with similar symptoms on last update.
instructions at TJC
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It helped me with similar symptoms on last update.
instructions at TJC
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ssu re 1.1.6.27
Code:
ssu re 1.1.7.24
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2015-07-15
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@ Spain
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My terminal says no 1.17.24 update. Maybe they have blocked it until they fix all these issues.
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2015-07-15
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@ Rhine
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what issues? for me it's the best update of the year, no problems at all, all annoying issues fixed...
some people are just not patient enough and pull the battery during the update, so they get "issues"
some people are just not patient enough and pull the battery during the update, so they get "issues"
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2015-07-15
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#26
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I have no android notifications at all now. Not on lock screen, not on multitasking screen, no sounds with Coderus' android notifications (obviously, since there are no notifications to add sound to)...
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2015-07-15
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Oh, and there's a substantial battery drain as well.
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2015-07-15
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Originally Posted by Leinad
I pulled the battery and I have no issues.
some people are just not patient enough and pull the battery during the update, so they get "issues"
Anyone can claim they have the patience of an ox to wait for 2 hrs or more for a bar to move that final 1% but it's still a bit of a stretch.
With today's attention spans of 1s to wait for a webpage to respond it's madness to think at least the common user would just sit put plain and nicely.
This from J. Nielsen:
Progress indicators have three main advantages: They reassure the user that the system has not crashed but is working on his or her problem; they indicate approximately how long the user can be expected to wait, thus allowing the user to do other activities during long waits; and they finally provide something for the user to look at, thus making the wait less painful.
For operations where it is unknown in advance how much work has to be done, it may not be possible to use a percent-done indicator, but it is still possible to provide running progress feedback in terms of the absolute amount of work done.
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2015-07-15
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@ Rhine
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#29
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Originally Posted by solbrit
there's battery drain after every update, because tracker does some tracker-stuff und most people play around a lot more than usual to test the update...
Oh, and there's a substantial battery drain as well.
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2015-07-15
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@ Rhine
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#30
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Originally Posted by tmi
this is totally not a release for "common users", it's an "early access" release, so if someone checks this box in his account, he could at least read the release notes, where clearly is stated:
With today's attention spans of 1s to wait for a webpage to respond it's madness to think at least the common user would just sit put plain and nicely.
When updating from 1.1.6 your device might go through lengthy file system optimizations before installing the update.
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Really don't recommend taking the dive on this.