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Okay all you qwertz folks, here's a Lineage boot image with my new keyboard driver: files.nwwn.com/android/pro1/boot-newkeyboard.img To use it, flash it to your boot partition, "fastboot flash boot boot-newkeyboard.img". Upon reboot the keyboard will have version 0002 which will make Android ignore the custom keymap file in the vendor partition. You will find the following files: /sys/devices/soc/c17a000.i2c/i2c-6/6-0058/layout This is the layout file. It can contain "qwerty" or "qwertz". So start by setting it to qwertz: echo "qwertz" > /sys/devices/so5 points
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I have a dock with HDMI out and two usb ports (Aten US3310), using that one the phone charges while showing HDMI. External mouse and keyboard works fine as well. In portrait mode there are lots of black padding to the left and right of the image on the screen. In landscape there is padding at top and bottom. It would be nice if there was some way to get apps to zoom out when using external monitor so everything is reasonable sized.3 points
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voldown+power button for bootloader, or fastboot wont see it3 points
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I'm getting on ok with my Pro1, even more so after realising split screen mode allows apps that don't co-operate with landscape mode to work on half of the screen when in landscape. However, in other ways it's not as optimal as my Priv Keyword prediction and swiping : this was a huge strength of the Priv. Is there a virtual keyboard that only supplies keyword suggestions when in landscape (keyboard open) mode? I could import the Blackberry keyboard probably, but would rather try other options/pay for an existing product. It would also be lovely to map something to 'delete word to the left2 points
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Spotted this today https://www.amazon.co.uk/UMIDIGI-UNIVERSAL-Synthetic-Adjustable-i-Tronixs-Black/dp/B074MBTX5D?ref_=ast_bbp_dp2 points
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...and a couple of other useful settings adb shell settings put global sms_outgoing_check_max_count 99999 adb shell settings put global sms_outgoing_check_interval_ms 9000 If you don't want to be nagged by Android on sending 'many' base-sms within a short time span. I think the default is 100 in half an hour, so if you are sending a 600 char text with just a single special letter to ten friends - you reach the limit, and are nagged for half an hour2 points
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Earlier today I saw mccreary post elsewhere that he updated the GSI test files (same link as in the first post) and if the changes he's been talking about are working, it should be getting pretty good by now.2 points
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We really need stickies in this forum for info like this. I only really learned this here myself. Now, if I'm going to charge overnight, I use an older slow charger (or from a PC i leave on overnight). Quick charger is now reserved for when I'm getting ready to go out and see my phone isn't full enough, as it can add a lot of charge real quick.2 points
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Thank you, so much! (Receiving an award) I'd like to thank my manager, my parents, all my colleagues and also folks at F(x)tec for making this possible. (Applause and music) ... Who's next? 😉2 points
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Mine's arrived from Clove, only ordered 12 days ago. (It would've arrived three days if it hadn't been for the weird inability for the UPS delivery person to find the building.) Anyway, I'm happy with it so far. There's a lot of niggles I need to sort out, but so far so good. 👍1 point
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yeah, on amazon.co.uk try looking for the same item/seller in another amazon free delivery for me from amazon.de or .fr for example1 point
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Ordered... Though hefty shipping the same as the item!!!! DON'T BUY BY THIS LINK OUTSIDE UK, use e.g. .de or .fr that includes shipping as 'free', see below.1 point
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there is a way to enable charging while off, that might help1 point
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They apparently didn't implement it (yet)?; they'd have to assign Fxtec key as 'meta' for those to work - if I understand right. There are some keyboard shortcuts you can assign in the stock launcher, that activate on long press of keys.1 point
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That will be fixed in the next build. But yes you can also play with the keymap.1 point
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(see updated post, just before you posted reply)1 point
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I just set up my SD card as internal storage. Solves the problem for the most part. Good to know the Pixel stuff isn't needed for the camera. Regardless, I like the pixel features 😀1 point
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Although its's more of FedEX issue but I will pushing / checking with out logistics partner see if there is anything we could do to speed that up. That seems rediculous to me as well!1 point
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Using it daily and running stock with Magisk. I really like the phone, but my two biggest annoyances are the curved screen and the slightly offset keyboard. The F key is one key off from where my thumb naturally wants to fall. I end up typing gibberish if I try to go full steam ahead without confirming where I put my thumb. I've gotten better and I think this will go away with time. I wish the keyboard didn't have some many superfluous keys on it like control and the special symbol characters. Hoping I can get used to the new arrangement, but it is definitely a learning c1 point
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Munich, Germany. Not yet received, but will receive before general availability.1 point
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Nuremberg, Germany. Please get in touch via this forum first.1 point
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Me: "I am so sick of this damned thing slipping out of my hand every time I pick it up. Hubby: "What do you want? Just something that will give you some grip?" Me: "Yes, but I don't want anything permanent. I want something that will come off cleanly with no residue." Hubby: "Are you looking for practical or pretty?" Me: "Functional. I don't care what it looks like." Hubby: "Let me work..." So I give you generic Ruggies and a perfect tactile grip that comes off clean, low profile, doesn't make the phone heat up.. And I am pretty sure with it looking like this NO ONE will be inte1 point
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...This is rather absurd. You REALLY honestly believe that there were/are no Quality Control and they have not ironed out a LOT of major and minor bugs before you even saw it? Please get real. I for one have since last spring reported a bunch of bugs that have been fixed, many they already knew. And that was even before the beta-testers got them. And yes it happens that fixing one bug creates a new one, that no one imagined could be related, and hence did not test...1 point
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Okay all, I finally found some time to look at this some more. As it turns out, the xbl partitions are not actually being written by the current package due to a bug in the programming instructions. Or, well, a mismatch between what the programming instructions say and what my program expects it to say. Anyway, I'll fix this and have a new package up shortly. This should be able to fix the currently bricked devices (I know there are at least two out there at the moment).1 point
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Let us make things crystal clear: ADD: And just as I thought this was simple, there is a fourth: an even larger P20 lite (2019) ...sigh...1 point
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Do you have QWERTY or QWERTZ? I am wondering which is highest QWERTZ serial. I have 299 QWERTZ.1 point
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-99 dBm for LTE isn't that bad of a signal. My Pixel 3 XL is getting a LTE signal of around -109 dBm. Anything -115 dBm and up on the other hand is a different story....1 point
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Which I can tell about this - I live in the EU and as far as I know, Pro1 supports all frequencies where I live. I have two SIMs inserted which belong to two different service providers. I haven't done much testing, but Pro1 has very similar coverage for me like my Moto G6 had also at home or at work or near the motorway when currently I am not the driver of the car (I can use mobile internet during the way). I hope antennas are tuned appropriately on each frequencies, but I think which you notice is most likely related to not supported frequency/band(s) at your location and not1 point
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...Sometimes when printing wears off stickers it leaves an 'inverse' image that can be viewed with certain angles/light sources. Have you tried shining various lights at it and seeing if anything is visible? ...And now I'm glad I removed my sticker and stuck it on the packaging.1 point
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To this day, I don't know what my sticker S/N number is as it wore off before I realized it was wearing off. I wonder if F(x) has a record of the number of my assigned unit. 😉1 point
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So I finally took some pictures of the holder and wireless charging pad I'm using. There are thinner and smaller wireless pads available. But I already have this one, so I haven't bothered yet looking for a smaller/thinner one. If I had a bumper, I would definitely keep it on there. That's how I used it on my Sony XZs. I don't really need the physical port. The pictures show it works just fine. Both holder and pad are from Baseus. The holder has a sensor but also operates on touch. I'm stil contemplating on how to provide power via the air duct, so the cable isn't visible anymore. The wire1 point
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If you want to keep it visible and on, you better cover it with some protection, as others have reported the print the wear off rather easily.1 point
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I started peeling mine of before I realised it was the actual serial number sticker. IMO they could have at least made it black instead of silver. I didn't like it on the rear anyway, I kept the sticker so I'll get a small black version of it printed and I'll stick it on one of the hinge arms so it's only visible when opened. 😉1 point
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I would, but I have the distinct honor of having serial number #999, which I quite like, and thus may want to show it off at some point. Unless all the labels say 999, in which case 😕1 point
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Note: I'm replying to this separately as they are totally different issues... -99dBm is awful signal (becoming borderline unusable) and there is no way the BB should be showing 4 bars! -107 beyond horrible and probably mostly unusable (meaning tons of packet retries). Nonetheless, the BB appears to have a much better receiver (than the Pro1) in that site 148 has a 6 dBm improvement (over the Pro1), and site 149 has a full 10 dBm improvement (over the Pro1). As I'm sure you know, it's a logarithmic scale where 3 dBm refers to a doubling of the power and 10 dBm would be a ten fold in1 point
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1. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meatcube.edgenull&hl=en_US 2. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.davidshewitt.admincontrol 3. I don't have this issue. Maybe contact support / try to figure out if it's an app Most Workarounds are here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15uE12Yv5nMvIF42U33cY5FQoF6M66QIn00cC876uf7Y/edit#gid=9071035361 point
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You might be able to build it youself under sailfish with a little effort. Source is on github. If you like playing with that kind of thing.1 point
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I have tried HDMI output, it also works well. I have tried two adapters: - This one works for screen sharing but no audio going through - This one is more than a HDMI output but audio also going through HDMI here, USB ports are working, I have also connected a power supply while a video was playing on Youtube and it could also charge the phone (but only with 5V, so no Quick Charge this way). However, LAN interface is currently not working (maybe appropriate kernel module is missing). (Currently it is a bit more expensive than it was earlier but it is also not a cheap device - I th1 point
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Pro1 is under an approval (final stage) from Google to activate security features. Once it's finished we will release an OTA to activate contactless payment. Everything has been submitted and we are awaiting.1 point