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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by zlatko
just that alone worked fine
@mariusmssj
Please copy/paste the exact commands you are issuing.
Try(as a root) just a simple:
Code:systemctl stop tohd.service
Also just to ask what text editors can we download? I am on 3G but apt-get seems to be an unknown command.
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by mariusmssj
pkcon install nano (there is also vim, though not sure if pkcon install vim will work as the packages are:
just that alone worked fine
Also just to ask what text editors can we download? I am on 3G but apt-get seems to be an unknown command.
Code:
vim-common-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 5235769 vim-debugsource-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 1379721 vim-enhanced-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 677109 vim-enhanced-debuginfo-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 894641 vim-filesystem-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 6085 vim-minimal-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 287341
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by szopin
Why thank you kind sir for you help
pkcon install nano (there is also vim, though not sure if pkcon install vim will work as the packages are:
Code:vim-common-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 5235769 vim-debugsource-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 1379721 vim-enhanced-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 677109 vim-enhanced-debuginfo-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 894641 vim-filesystem-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 6085 vim-minimal-7.3.629-1.1.1.armv7hl.rpm 13-Dec-2013 13:35 287341
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2013-12-23
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Alltough i like messing with the deamons on my brand new phone as much as the next guy, i cant help but wonder: Do our friends at Jolla know about this? Would be nice to see a fix in the next firmwareupdate instead of having to mess with the system config ourself.
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2013-12-23
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@XiliX
Yes, they know and they even considering a hot-fix release ASAP.
PS. Harri Hakulinen is Chief engineer at Jolla.
Last edited by zlatko; 2013-12-23 at 12:56.
Yes, they know and they even considering a hot-fix release ASAP.
Harri Hakulinen @HarriHakulinen 22 Dec
@JollaHQ It seems that our community already found NFC bug that is affecting to battery life. Well done, we can really do this #together
Last edited by zlatko; 2013-12-23 at 12:56.
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by XiliX
EDIT: Was late. See Zlatko above.
Alltough i like messing with the deamons on my brand new phone as much as the next guy, i cant help but wonder: Do our friends at Jolla know about this? Would be nice to see a fix in the next firmwareupdate instead of having to mess with the system config ourself.
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2013-12-23
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I must say I am a bit confused by this issue.
Are we really sure NFC reader is always active because if thats the case it could be done alot better by turn on/off X times sec. To save battery. Ofcourse fully turn off will save even more but then whats the points with tags on OTH.
No point poll constanly. I don't know how it implemented on N9 but its probadly turns on/off x times per second and not constanly on. I have it enabled on N9 all the time.
And about OTH. Wasn't there a lightsensor or similar that check if cover has connected?
I mean most logical if other sensor exist would be:
turn on NFC only when sensor is triggered make it on until NFC has been read OR timeout after a 1 second?
Or else implement it as most other readers. (Turn on/off X times sec) probadly 2-4 times per second should be enought (and active for 100msec this intervals) Thats what I remember from a reader I worked with on my old job...
Last edited by mikecomputing; 2013-12-23 at 12:40.
Are we really sure NFC reader is always active because if thats the case it could be done alot better by turn on/off X times sec. To save battery. Ofcourse fully turn off will save even more but then whats the points with tags on OTH.
No point poll constanly. I don't know how it implemented on N9 but its probadly turns on/off x times per second and not constanly on. I have it enabled on N9 all the time.
And about OTH. Wasn't there a lightsensor or similar that check if cover has connected?
I mean most logical if other sensor exist would be:
turn on NFC only when sensor is triggered make it on until NFC has been read OR timeout after a 1 second?
Or else implement it as most other readers. (Turn on/off X times sec) probadly 2-4 times per second should be enought (and active for 100msec this intervals) Thats what I remember from a reader I worked with on my old job...
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2013-12-23
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#30
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3 hours in and still 76% as in the beginning. I've started suspecting that I disabled battery daemon instead of tohd... ;D
Please copy/paste the exact commands you are issuing.
Try(as a root) just a simple: