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2016-01-13
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16 GB is enough.
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2016-01-13
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Thanks for the replys.
how many space left do you got after installing SFOS please ?
how many space left do you got after installing SFOS please ?
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2016-01-13
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Just a quick message to say that I got my N5 today, the installation went very smoothly (I used CM11 + alpha0, then followed the wiki instructions to upgrade to SFOS 2.0) and I'm really happy.
Thank you to everyone who has worked on this!
I was pleased to find that bluetooth works fine for me, and the connection to my Pebble Time watch with pebbled is working as well as it did on Jolla. Wasn't expecting that, even though the libhybris table says bluetooth is working
Sailfish looks really nice on this screen size (and the N5 is much lighter than jPhone for some reason!), it's a shame Jolla hasn't got more devices out there.
Thank you to everyone who has worked on this!
I was pleased to find that bluetooth works fine for me, and the connection to my Pebble Time watch with pebbled is working as well as it did on Jolla. Wasn't expecting that, even though the libhybris table says bluetooth is working
Sailfish looks really nice on this screen size (and the N5 is much lighter than jPhone for some reason!), it's a shame Jolla hasn't got more devices out there.
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2016-01-14
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Originally Posted by romu
...for everybody!
16 GB is enough.
Sorry, couldn't resist
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2016-01-14
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Is needing to restart sensors a common problem?
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2016-01-14
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Originally Posted by salyavin
For me, at least, yes.
Is needing to restart sensors a common problem?
I had to ditch SailfishOS on Nexus 5 because I had too many problems caused by stuck sensors.
The screen would not blank during calls for instance, and I constantly dropped people to waiting line or closed calls with my cheek because of that.
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2016-01-14
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I saw yesterday a workaround regarding bettery life and sensors on bugzzilla :
https://bugs.nemomobile.org/show_bug.cgi?id=837
C Smith 2016-01-09 07:40:27 UTC
I wrote a python "daemon" which works around the problem. It reduces CPU usage by restarting sensors when it misbehaves. My source is attached here. (I don't have another way of distributing it so someone please post it on a web server for me.)
The script is called: sensors-cpu-watchdog.py
It wakes up every 30 seconds and checks if sensors.qcom is "running away". if this problem persists for 2 minutes then the script does:
systemctl restart sensorfwd
and the problem goes away, sensors use less than 1% CPU again (the sensorfwd restart is harmless). Polling is ugly but low overhead, and is way better than allowing sensors to consume 25% CPU all day long.
Dependencies: must install psutil python lib.
I used psutil-3.3.0.tar.gz and installed it per its instructions.
put sensors-cpu-watchdog.py in /usr/local/bin
put sensors-cpu-watchdog.service into /lib/systemd/system/basic.target.wants/
Then you can do things like:
systemctl restart sensors-cpu-watchdog.service
systemctl status sensors-cpu-watchdog.service
do:
ps ax |grep watchdog
and you should see something like:
470 ? Ss 0:16 /usr/bin/python /usr/local/bin/sensors-cpu-watchdog.py &
Note that I can pretty reliably reproduce the high CPU usage by sensors.qcom and sensorfwd, where both use around 13% CPU. All I have to do is unblank by pressing power button, and then swipe in from the right side.
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2016-01-14
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Originally Posted by pichlo
I didn'y say that, and personaly I run a 32 GB one because I've all music stored on the phone.
...for everybody!
Sorry, couldn't resist
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2016-01-14
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Originally Posted by clovis86
I did not find a proper way to install Psutils or a package for that.
I saw yesterday a workaround regarding bettery life and sensors on bugzzilla :
https://bugs.nemomobile.org/show_bug.cgi?id=837
Does someone has an explanation or a solution for that?