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F5 - is it still shit? thank you
Getting banned out of a sudden? Does it mean Biden is the king or what? I just got banned from discussing that with you guys, pls enlighten me

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Getting banned out of a sudden? Does it mean Biden is the king or what? I just got banned from discussing that with you guys, pls enlighten me

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Cosmo Communicator - CoDi / Re: CoDi documentation and code
« on: November 13, 2020, 10:29:04 pm »
This dropped recently
https://github.com/gemian/codi-app
Works both on gemian and sfos, though not much is working so far, at least clock can be triggered once you install all the requirements (python3-gobject, python3-devel, pip to install pyserial, pydbus evdev...). Will probably need separate builds for each OS as contacts or commhistory don't have standardised location (and probably even formats differ) and the way to say disable wifi or sound will probably also be different

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ToeTerm works fine in landscape inverted. For Fn key to work I'm afraid the kernel will need hacking like on Gemini, but to get the whole setup compilable under platform SDK android base is also needed and Planet never provided it, NotKit was using some planet private MTK BSP and without it rebuilding the whole thing with defconfigs for sfos 3.4 or with tweaks for flatpak support to run angelfish browser, or for tweaking HW keyboard is not possible, so we can either push for planet to release the android sourcetree so more people can try to work on it, or hope that NotKit will compile us a newer version with the needed tweaks

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The data needs to be in /.stowaways/sailfishos/ so make sure it is extracted there (it will have similar structure like / with etc, home, lib and so on). /data from within sfos will be your gemian root folder btw and the init scripts will leave a bit of a mess there, though nothing breaks (except maybe automounting sd cards under dolphin, it will still get mounted but will not be accessible until you chmod /media again as sfos sets /data/media to 0660 (can probably be tweaked in the .rc script))

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To get lanscape homescreen you can use this (hardcoding landscape as the hack for All orientations won't work without gyro/accelerometer):
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devel-su sed -e "s/return allowed/return Orientation.LandscapeInverted/" -i  /usr/lib/qt5/qml/Sailfish/Silica/Page.qml

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8 month old? hmmmm

There are some packages here from July (around the last debian update?):
http://repo.merproject.org/obs/nemo:/devel:/hw:/planet:/cosmocom/sailfish_latest_armv7hl/armv7hl/
it's devel so might be buggier, but worth a try (nothing for cosmocom in testing sadly)

EDIT: Manually updating with 'ssu re 3.4.0.24|version --dup' reboots around 70ish% and results in unbootable sfos, trying 3.3.0.16 right now, maybe updated kernel etc from the link above will help, looking at the geminipda initial updates it took some juggling hw-adaptation repos, so maybe this way
Sadly same with 3.3.0, updating restarts homescreen around 72% and reboot loop from there

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Cosmo Communicator - Hardware / Left speaker much quieter than right?
« on: October 25, 2020, 07:04:52 am »
I've been using my cosmo almost exclusively muted or with headphones, recently watched a movie through the built-in speakers and noticed the left one is much quieter than the right. The left one is still working, but it is so much drowned out by the right one you have to actually put it next to the ear to hear that it is also playing. Tried using some equalizer apps to shift the balance left, but it's not really helping. I've contacted support and got this:
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Yes one speaker is louder than the other, this is not a fault. If however, the speaker has failed, this we need the look at.
So, just not to have to deal with data backing up and paying 25$ plus shipping etc just to get it back as 'all fine'. Is this really normal? I've searched this forum but the only thing I found is: speakers are actually stereo and separation is great, much better than gemini. Which leads me to believe I do have a faulty one. But surely people would complain that you can only hear the right speaker while playing a movie? Can someone pls comment on the 'one speaker is louder than the other' as working as expected, should the difference be miniscule or huge as I am experiencing it?

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / V22 is out.
« on: June 24, 2020, 03:01:07 am »
Quote from: cam1965
Quote from: szopin
Do you have all packages up to date (apt update or apt-get update or even the discover software center should work), maybe the kernel is still old? Probably best to jump into 'geminiPDA' group on telegram, easier to troubleshoot there

I think the problem is that I am using the planet cosmo  Kde system image and you are using from Jenkins .  ( According to your post : https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...ommit&st=27 ) . The problem is the system image. and not the kernel , because in that post I think I had already installed the kernel from Jenkins ( basically is the same as my compiled kernel ( please see https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...ommit&st=28 ).  But I have a lot of things installed , libraries , source codes and if I install this system image I will lost everything . ( about 32 GB ). Maybe if I discover what is different on this image it helps. Thank you again.
do you have urfkill installed? also this is needed:
https://github.com/gemian/gemian-debos-reci...bscription.conf
(you can go through commits in debos recipes to see step by step what was added/modified since your debian install and should end up with same system state)

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / V22 is out.
« on: June 23, 2020, 04:43:08 pm »
Quote from: cam1965
Tried everything and nothing. Installed some kernels : initial release, last release and my onw compiled kernel. Inslalled gemian-system. Follow the instructions on this link https://github.com/gemian/gemini-keyboard-a...DebuggingMobile and  https://github.com/gemian/gemini-keyboard-a.../wiki/DebianTP2 .  But the modem is not recognized.  I have android , twrp , android root and debian installed. I think something is preventing debian to access the modem. Not sure aboiut this. I´d really appreciate if  someone can help me,  Or if someone has the same problem as mine. And also if someone is able to detect the modem in debian , please let me know. Thank you all.
I would really suggest joining that group on telegram, the gemini/cosmo gurus visit there much more often than here it seems and if troubleshooting will require outputs of 2-3+ commands you might finish it within minutes if one is awake, rather than on forum that people check few times a day at most (not to mention all threads, still worth putting a thread in the relevant subforum once you fix it with detailed steps)

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / V22 is out.
« on: June 23, 2020, 12:16:28 pm »
Quote from: cam1965
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Quote from: cam1965
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Update from v19 went without issues, CODI took some retries (manual is definitely the way to go). Auto rotate finally seems to be working. Debian finally sees something under list-modems (and also had crash/hanging someone mentioned on updating cosmo hal components, but it seems to have went through regardless). Lets see if battery life improves

Hi.

I didn't see my sim card under debian. You said something under list-modems. I didn't see anything under /usr/share/ofono/scripts/list-modems ....
Please tell me what command you do to show the modem or sim card .Many thanks .
Just 'list-modems', used to return nothing under v19, now lists ril0 and ril1

Ok. Thank you. But mine doesn´t list nothing . Interesting ...
Do you have all packages up to date (apt update or apt-get update or even the discover software center should work), maybe the kernel is still old? Probably best to jump into 'geminiPDA' group on telegram, easier to troubleshoot there

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / V22 is out.
« on: June 23, 2020, 11:26:53 am »
Quote from: cam1965
Quote from: szopin
Update from v19 went without issues, CODI took some retries (manual is definitely the way to go). Auto rotate finally seems to be working. Debian finally sees something under list-modems (and also had crash/hanging someone mentioned on updating cosmo hal components, but it seems to have went through regardless). Lets see if battery life improves

Hi.

I didn't see my sim card under debian. You said something under list-modems. I didn't see anything under /usr/share/ofono/scripts/list-modems ....
Please tell me what command you do to show the modem or sim card .Many thanks .
Just 'list-modems', used to return nothing under v19, now lists ril0 and ril1

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / V22 is out.
« on: June 23, 2020, 10:15:40 am »
Update from v19 went without issues, CODI took some retries (manual is definitely the way to go). Auto rotate finally seems to be working. Debian finally sees something under list-modems (and also had crash/hanging someone mentioned on updating cosmo hal components, but it seems to have went through regardless). Lets see if battery life improves

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / v22 is coming this week
« on: June 19, 2020, 12:15:51 pm »
Quote from: Vistaus
It's not gonna happen anymore, guys. Even I, known as the Planet Defender and some other similar names (esp. on Indiegogo) have lost faith that this update will ever come.
Oh ye of little faith the eagle has landed (early next week)
https://mobile.twitter.com/planetcom2017/st...007835144314880
The much anticipated V22 Firmware Update!We have identified and resolved issues – which result in longer power life for your device. V22 Android firmware will be released early next week.Read more here ???? https://bit.ly/2xpuPJq

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Cosmo Communicator - Android / v22 is coming this week
« on: May 31, 2020, 03:42:52 am »
Quote from: cam1965
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I really wish they'd open up the architecture a bit...
Why would not they open architecture completely? This is a device that supposed to support linux without android. Where is this linux community they keep referring to. It is more like secret society. Nothing like open source community

I would also love to know that. 17 days back they have published in update:

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We have not updated you on Linux for a while, but we have also been working in the background on some features.
 
We are working on the following features:

* Suspend and Resume - on open / close

* Initial Voice Call telephony support
 
Both have now been implemented and are being tested.

I would like to help, if nothing else with testing, my device was bought to get rid of android and now it is on a shelf waiting for better (linux) days.

Where or who is this community?
I'm afraid that this forum, geminipda group on telegram and matrix is all there is (about 100 people total). You can get telephony support with
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apt update
apt upgrade
apt install dialer-app ofono ofono-ril-binder-plugin pulseaudio-module-droid-hidl audiosystem-passthrough
For the suspend newer kernel is needed (http://gemian-buster.thinkglobally.org/jenkins/job/cosmo-linux-kernel-4.4-binaries/lastBuild/architecture=arm64,distribution=buster/ one from here should work, though I managed to brick my wifi connectivity doing that so it's risky, had to reinstall gemian, but used newer rootfs img file from here: http://gemian-buster.thinkglobally.org/jen...20-05-08.img.gz (just replacing the img file in the customos installer folder on sdcard) after which installing the kernel worked (or maybe it was already included, uname -r gives the same version so hard to tell)) with it:
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apt install gemian-lock repowerd xss-lockThe newer rootfs after update/upgrade included both though from the get go, so might not even need to manually install them

I think this work only for firmware v20 or v21, right ?
This is what PC told us  when releasing v20 :

We are about to release a new firmware update for the Cosmo. The main features of this release are:

* Modified bootloader so that the mobile radio modem and SIM cards will be recognised when booting into Linux, rooted Android and other non-Android partitions;
Gemian has his own kernel and driver modules, so it was probably mostly about rooted android? My android is still v19 as never bothered to update in the window v20 was available(and you can tinker with it without waiting for googol certifiction etc)

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