rubdos | Weird question. Back in February, when I was abroad, I upgraded my 10 IV in San Diego at my hotel. Ever since, it's been stuck in flight mode, even over a next upgrade. It's "stuck" in a sense that the flight mode button is permanently on, but I can call and use data just fine. | 16:47 |
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rubdos | Now, I'm flying again tomorrow (to a country that's not yet on the VoLTE list) and I honestly want it gone, haha | 16:47 |
rubdos | someone got an idea? | 16:47 |
rubdos[m] | Ah looks like I'm here on the Matrix side as well. | 16:51 |
mal | rubdos: something to test, first stop ofono as root (systemctl stop ofono) and then remove content of folder /var/lib/ofono/ (you can take backup but should not matter) and then reboot the device | 17:03 |
rubdos[m] | IIRC I have done that before, but I'll do that now! | 17:21 |
rubdos[m] | rebooting | 17:22 |
rubdos[m] | I think I've tried that on my way to the UK, and then I forgot that I had to re-disable IPv6 over mobile because of Some Bug. | 17:22 |
rubdos[m] | Flight mode is still on, and still doesn't turn off, mal | 17:28 |
mal | was flight mode claimed to be on or off refore reboot | 17:39 |
rubdos[m] | Uhh, I could try again, but my money is on "on". I rebooted via ssh, so the screen was not even on. | 17:41 |
rubdos[m] | I think I once succeeded in toggling it off, until the next boot. Maybe that's a piece of info that helps? | 17:42 |
mal | rubdos: try another thing, stop ofono and connman, then remove the content of that folder again, then also remove /home/defaultuser/.local/share/system/privileged/connman/settings and then reboot | 17:46 |
rubdos[m] | ack | 17:46 |
rubdos[m] | ... I just realized I can't over ssh lol | 17:46 |
rubdos[m] | both stopped, flight mode is "on" | 17:47 |
rubdos[m] | folder emptied, settings removed, still "on" | 17:50 |
rubdos[m] | rebooting. | 17:50 |
rubdos[m] | wifi was "off" and mobile data was "on" together with flight mode and bt | 17:50 |
mal | and the flight mode toggle never goes off? | 17:52 |
rubdos[m] | ... I should've tried before the reboot. Booting now. | 17:55 |
mal | you could also try rmeoving this in addition to those other ones /home/.system/var/lib/connman/settings | 17:56 |
rubdos[m] | Now flight doesn't go off, and can't enable mobile from the pull-down | 17:56 |
mal | do you try toggling flight mode from top menu or settings app? | 17:57 |
rubdos[m] | top menu. Currently, it's off in the settings app (which it always was iirc) | 17:58 |
rubdos[m] | I can try toggling it in settings, and maybe reboot after? IIRC that sometimes did the trick back when it wasn't broken | 17:58 |
rubdos[m] | (meanwhile I'm packing my luggage...) | 17:58 |
mal | wondering how those can be in different state, let me check the source code | 17:59 |
rubdos[m] | Thanks :) | 17:59 |
rubdos[m] | okay toggling disabled it | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | toggling in settings, that is | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | woah | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | "4G" | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | it actually shows my connectivity | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | so it was the connman/settings. I catted it before I rebooted, but didn't screenshot | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | stupid me | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | mal, you're a hero. Thank you! | 18:00 |
rubdos[m] | Now I'm only left with the Bluetooth toggle issue, but iirc that's documented :-) | 18:01 |
mal | so now you have it working even after reboot? | 18:02 |
rubdos[m] | Let's see! | 18:02 |
rubdos[m] | I had never seen it recover without a reboot though; that one time was a toggle in settings and a reboot iirc. | 18:03 |
rubdos[m] | it's again in flight | 18:09 |
rubdos[m] | with mobile/wifi/bluetooth turned on | 18:09 |
rubdos[m] | and flight in settings is turned off | 18:09 |
mal | does toggling it in settings do anything | 18:10 |
rubdos[m] | yep, that turns it off | 18:10 |
mal | but it still was in flight mode after boot | 18:11 |
rubdos[m] | yep | 18:11 |
rubdos[m] | before boot it was off, after reboot it was back on | 18:11 |
rubdos[m] | I can turn it off, which turns on wifi, but not mobile (no sim card available, even) nor BT | 18:11 |
mal | can you check those settings files if either one claims now that offline mode is active? | 18:11 |
mal | so modem doesn't recover even after boot? | 18:12 |
rubdos[m] | /home/.system/var/lib/connman/settings claims it's offline | 18:12 |
rubdos[m] | the other does not | 18:12 |
rubdos[m] | mal: after reboot the modem was fine, but flight mode from pull-down was "on" | 18:13 |
rubdos[m] | nb, I have never yet removed /home/.system/var/lib/connman/settings | 18:13 |
rubdos[m] | only the defaultuser one | 18:13 |
mal | did you ever get top menu in correct state? | 18:14 |
mal | did settings app help with that? | 18:14 |
rubdos[m] | yes, that toggle helps with it | 18:15 |
rubdos[m] | iirc the settings app toggle never consistently did anything for this before, when I tried the past months | 18:15 |
mal | so make sure flight mode shows off, close settings app, stop ofono and connman, remove te files I mentioned, reboot | 18:15 |
rubdos[m] | (can't believe I've had it in this state for 8 months...) | 18:15 |
rubdos[m] | makes sense, will do | 18:16 |
rubdos[m] | hehe doing all that removes the mobile data icon from the pulley menu (before reboot) | 18:18 |
rubdos[m] | rebooting | 18:18 |
mal | yeah, I think it might remove some stuff so setup the top menu again | 18:19 |
rubdos[m] | not sure why I started this 12 hours before departure hehe | 18:21 |
rubdos[m] | oh yes, now it seems to have booted clean | 18:22 |
mal | heh | 18:22 |
mal | nice | 18:22 |
rubdos[m] | oh gosh | 18:22 |
rubdos[m] | beautiful | 18:22 |
rubdos[m] | bluetooth, 4G, wifi | 18:22 |
rubdos[m] | all indicating | 18:22 |
rubdos[m] | So ehh, you'll get VoLTE reports from two SIMs from a very peculiar country very soon. | 18:22 |
mal | :) | 18:23 |
mal | I'll anyway investigate what is causing the mismatch of top menu and settings app | 18:23 |
rubdos[m] | and I owe you a beer or two :) | 18:23 |
rubdos[m] | at this point I probably owe you many more than two beers | 18:23 |
rubdos[m] | anyway, you drink for free in Brussels ;-) | 18:23 |
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