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2014-06-27
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#152
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Hey, is there an app that monitors what apps are using my data and how much its using?
ever since the update, my phone is crazy using up all my data!
and its been lagging heaps too (im assuming its lagging because its trying to process something, which is also using up my data)
ever since the update, my phone is crazy using up all my data!
and its been lagging heaps too (im assuming its lagging because its trying to process something, which is also using up my data)
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2014-06-27
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#153
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Originally Posted by nieldk
hmm... so the 'safe' method is to only upgrade with the store-client?
Be careful friend, this is how I ended up with a total brick!
Device rebooted during the update and now I am stuck in a reboot loop, with no recovery option, and a locked bootloader which will not allow me to reflash from my nand backup!
I repeat, I do not endorse this method
seems @yaliang's device has a broken gui, so another dead loop?
ps. soeey about your device, hope a solution come out soon
Last edited by gexc; 2014-06-27 at 05:16.
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2014-06-27
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#154
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Originally Posted by toki
Well, not to my knowledge.
Hey, is there an app that monitors what apps are using my data and how much its using?
ever since the update, my phone is crazy using up all my data!
and its been lagging heaps too (im assuming its lagging because its trying to process something, which is also using up my data)
But, you actually can see something like that, from terminal (enable developer mode)
Code:
$ pkcon install powertop $ devel-su # powertop
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2014-06-27
, 06:47
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#155
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The problematic thing that should be avoided is the "Factory Reset" as far as I have now understood; If you perform that, then the device will revert to the very original SW version with bootloader that is locked. If, when you have done that you get into reboot loop before you can update to version that has unlockable bootloader you are in trouble.
The way this works is that the original SW is baselined in the BTRFS filesystem of the device, with "Factory Reset" you revert to that first snapshot.
Actually @rainisto gave a possible hack to fix that; it is possible to delete the original baseline and set the current SW as the baseline snapshot: https://together.jolla.com/question/...-for-flashing/ After that, "FActory Reset" would bring you to the point when you replaced the baseline....
I wonder if it was possible to do this for just the bootloader part? I assume that would be safer than replacing the whole original baseline...
The way this works is that the original SW is baselined in the BTRFS filesystem of the device, with "Factory Reset" you revert to that first snapshot.
Actually @rainisto gave a possible hack to fix that; it is possible to delete the original baseline and set the current SW as the baseline snapshot: https://together.jolla.com/question/...-for-flashing/ After that, "FActory Reset" would bring you to the point when you replaced the baseline....
I wonder if it was possible to do this for just the bootloader part? I assume that would be safer than replacing the whole original baseline...
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2014-06-27
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#156
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Yes, But nothing (with the current design) can protect you from what happens due to a sudden reboot in the middle of an update!
The way this works is that the original SW is baselined in the BTRFS filesystem of the device, with "Factory Reset" you revert to that first snapshot.
Actually @rainisto gave a possible hack to fix that; it is possible to delete the original baseline and set the current SW as the baseline snapshot: https://together.jolla.com/question/...-for-flashing/ After that, "FActory Reset" would bring you to the point when you replaced the baseline....
I wonder if it was possible to do this for just the bootloader part? I assume that would be safer than replacing the whole original baseline...
Also, it seems that the device is suffering similar issues when it comes to battery draining completely, unfortunately we dont have the option like with N9 to use flasher to recharge battery.
And, we cant still, buy a spare battery from Jolla.
Now, during this weekend, perhaps I wil manage to get the battery charged, and that may change the situation, or, I will wait that external charger to arrive.
From the look of it, it may be that the recovery partition is OK, but the battery is drained too far below acceptable limit.
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2014-06-27
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#157
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Originally Posted by nieldk
I sure hope that is the case!
From the look of it, it may be that the recovery partition is OK, but the battery is drained too far below acceptable limit.
Unfortunately Jollas are pretty rare in Denmark, I think, else you'd be able to try that by swapping batteries with a friend...
(here a colleague of mine has the nearest Jolla, sitting just in the next cubicle, about 6 meters from me...
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2014-06-27
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#158
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Time for a dummy-battery other half? LOL
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2014-06-27
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Originally Posted by juiceme
By the way... I had to take my Jolla to Optima service in May, and when I did "factory reset" last week my phone went to 1.0.3.8... They did something there at Optima... So maybe this solves permanently the problem nieldk is having? Don't know for sure, as I know so little about these things, just my 2 cents.
The problematic thing that should be avoided is the "Factory Reset" as far as I have now understood; If you perform that, then the device will revert to the very original SW version with bootloader that is locked. If, when you have done that you get into reboot loop before you can update to version that has unlockable bootloader you are in trouble.
Last edited by Thoke; 2014-06-27 at 09:09. Reason: 'know'... not 'not'
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2014-06-27
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Originally Posted by nieldk
thanks! but it doesnt seem to install
Well, not to my knowledge.
But, you actually can see something like that, from terminal (enable developer mode)
Powertop shows detail of power usage and can also generate HTML reports that can be observed in browser.Code:$ pkcon install powertop $ devel-su # powertop
when i type in pkcon install powertop" it says:
command failed: this tool could not fund any available package: could not find powertop
am i missing something?
EDIT:
one thing i did notice though.. whenever my phone is connected to the internet it starts lagging like crazy
iv had all data off for the whole day. and phone was fine, battery consumption at a norm. but when i got home and turned on wifi, it started lagging intensively
and im assuming all my data consumption is happening at this time as well...
Last edited by toki; 2014-06-27 at 15:12.
Device rebooted during the update and now I am stuck in a reboot loop, with no recovery option, and a locked bootloader which will not allow me to reflash from my nand backup!
I repeat, I do not endorse this method