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Hi, I'm making this thread to store some of the tricks I've found when using the Pro1. I'll edit the first post with additions and corrections as they come up. To force Portrait when keyboard is stored and Landscape when keyboard is deployed In "Slider Settings" make sure that "Landscape Orientation Lock" is on. Install "Lock Screen Rotation": <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.ale32thebest.lockscreenrotation> and select "Landscape Mode". Contrary to what you may expect, this works! Apps are now forcibly confined to portrait/landscape mode depend11 points
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Yes! Thank you ð It went beautifully. I tried with qfpkg_cli --flash base --nodo ../QX1000_user_20191028_base.qfp first, just to see how it goes, validates the file and verifies the package... And then qfpkg_cli --flash base ../QX1000_user_20191028_base.qfp which restored the device excellently; don't know what the white LED light stands for, but it booted into OS automatically (as promised). Battery was at 3%, by now, so I plugged it into the Qualcomm charger right away. Going by my ambience at login screen, the files and settings are intact ð So, not using6 points
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Nice. On the keyboard, I would extend the list a bit of other non-obvious things (in no particular order here) Alt+Tab and Alt+Sh+Tab : Task switching Logo-key : Home Alt+Sym : Reawakens keyboard-light like close&open (FinQwerty only) Ctrl-Space : Rotate between installed keyboard-layouts (e.g. US and a national one) Alt pressed and released : Launches Emoji (Does NOT work with SwiftKey installed ð) Esc : Back (If FinQwerty installed ONLY Back if the app does not use the Esc key - e.g Termux does) Fn+Esc : Back (Even if app understands Esc, Fi5 points
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Hmm, so it looks like you are using Linux and you are rather anxious to get your device working. I can't blame you. ð Please try this test version of the programmer. It is a CLI version, and it has the fix to flash xbl properly: http://files.nwwn.com/android/pro1/qfpkg_cli.gz And a smaller "base" version of the 20191028 package which does not flash system, vendor, userdata, etc.: http://files.nwwn.com/android/pro1/QX1000_user_20191028_base.qfp Please report back and let us know how it goes. ð5 points
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This happened to me too, clearing it's data and cache seems to have permanently fixed it. I think it broke because of OTA coming in and not liking settings from a previous version of the app, or something like that.4 points
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Actually EDL can both read and write. And that means you can read the GPTs, parse them, and do all sorts of cool things. But most people only want to get their device running again and in the most foolproof way possible. So all EDL tools I've ever seen only have logic to write everything from the factory package. On the other hand, you rarely see factory packages due to security reasons. My tool is unique in that it allows you to only flash the base data. And that it runs on many different OS's, etc.4 points
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You got Magisk installed? Awesome! But wait, there is more! ð This thread is meant for the exchange of everyone's experience with Riru and Xposed modules running with EdXposed. The installation is pretty simple: 1) In Magisk, install "Riru - Core", reboot, 2) install "Riru - EdXposed" (SandHook), reboot, 3) install "EdXposed Manager" (github.com/ElderDrivers/EdXposedManager/releases). Once everything is set up, install Xposed modules like crazy ... and prepare yourself for a hell of crashes and boot halts ðĨ°. Since we do not have TWRP with data decryption yet, you have to be prep3 points
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The device encryption/signing keys are not kept in flash, they are in a separate non-volatile storage which cannot be read outside of TEE (the walled-off "trusted" environment). So no, it does not defeat locked bootloaders nor does it expose your userdata (because userdata is encrypted with a complicated algorithm that uses both the device encryption key and your passcode). But it does mean that if you aren't encrypting your userdata, it can be trivially exfiltrated. Which is one of the main reasons I won't make a build that uses unencrypted userdata. I have not signed any NDA w3 points
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yeah. No modifications. I think I figured out my issue. I flashed the keyboard image to boot_a. Now I re-flashed everything and then flashed the keyboard image to boot_b and now at least it started now.3 points
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qwerty works as I would expect it. Print on KB matches typed chars. Except arrows ð3 points
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Hooray! The problem seems to be solved, after flashing some of the partitions, as described in thread of Factory Restore Tool, with command-line tool qfpkg_cli . Apparently, Sailfish OS makes it very easy for user to format internal phone partitions, under mistaken belief of them being memory card partitions... In short: don't go and format a partition just because GUI recommends to do so - it is not necessarily a good enough reason. Thank you! Best wishes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Per aspera ad astra...3 points
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I think you are looking for Ctrl-Backspace. It works in most apps, but not in these forums for some reason... in those circumstances I fall back to Ctrl-Shift-Left (to select previous word) and then backspace to delete. Note also Alt-Backspace to delete the whole line.3 points
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In stock android you can resize the two screens in portrait mode, in landscape mode this is -sadly- not possible. Force activities to resize doesn't change that for me and I could imagine that it affects the behaviour of widgets. If anyone knows an app that allows resizing in split screen or even two or three popups, I'd be very interested.2 points
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I'd have a go at clearing the storage in App info -> Storage. Have a look around in the settings too, just to make sure nothing is amiss in there.2 points
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NON ROOT - "External Keyboard Helper" Use "External Keyboard Helper" to adjust or disable key delays, I have not used any mapping functions but it definitely has got rid of my repeating key presses issue. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apedroid.hwkeyboardhelper&hl=en_AU I have downloaded this app and changed only the following settings, no root required. 1. >Choose keyboard layout >SELECTED [No remapping] (F(x)tec keyboard seems to function correctly with Fn keys) 2. >Advanced Settings >Key repeating >Key repeat delay > SELECTED2 points
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Rotation Control https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.crape.rotationcontrol I have been using the Rotation Control App for many years now on multiple tablets and QWERTY phones. Allows for upsidedown portrait and landscape modes. Will force portrait only apps to landscape, sometimes hiding screen elements and buttons, some apps are just not meant to be landscape. Has notification widgets that can quickly switch rotation back, works perfectly on the Pro1. I also have the "Landscape Orientation Lock" ON, even though I am sure Rotation Control would handle it solo.2 points
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@Wikiwide do not worry about the age of your laptop or the charge in your phone battery. EDL programming is not very demanding on speed or current, and the device does not use the battery at all in EDL mode -- it does not operate on battery power nor charge the battery. In fact, if you disassemble the device, you will find that you do not even need to have the battery connected to use EDL mode.2 points
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@Wikiwide Please read my factory restore page here: http://files.nwwn.com/android/pro1/factory.html This explains the function of the xbl partition, which in turn explains why you are stuck in EDL mode. Note that EDL and QDL are pretty much interchangeable. The device is failing to start and entering a state that allows you to restore it to a functional state. This is marked by the USB device ID 05c6:9008 which is the definitive indication that EDL mode is active. Unfortunately, Sailfish seems to be producing a steady stream of bricks and I'm afraid it won't let up u2 points
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My Pro1 has habit of spontaneous reboots once or twice a day (running stock), and I'd like take a stab at figuring out what is going on, so I'm trying to figure out if I an get at any logs from prior to the crash. I've looked for stuff like /proc/last_kmsg and /sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops running 'dmesg' just gives a permission error. Anyone know what the right method would be? Is it possible without root?1 point
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Have you tried "Force activites to be resizeable" in developer options? I don't use the split screen function. I prefer to use double tap on recent activities to switch between apps in full screen.1 point
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Thanks. >Settings >Storage >Other Apps >SELECT Snapdragon Camera >SELECT Clear Storage and >SELECT Clear Cache No re-installation of app required. Confirmed Solution.1 point
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Have not look into it myself but my understanding is that it is a known issue that's already being worked on.1 point
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Because FxTec gave us a nice fully functional keyboard (with a couple compromises for size, to be sure) and I think it should act like a full size keyboard.1 point
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If you want adb logging from boot, you need to edit /system/etc/prop.default and change the value of persist.sys.usb.config from "none" to "adb" (or "mtp,adb" works also). No other changes should be necessary.1 point
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As a long shot have you tried the "disable absolute volume" option located in developer options?1 point
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I am afraid that this is exactly what you did ð Just yesterday I talked about this with the others in the Chat (not using SailfishOS myself, that's why I didnt find out sooner). It seems that Sailfishs logic what to hide in the UI, as well as their automount logic, is to some extent hardcoded to the hardware of the Jolla (or maybe the Xperia phones too). So all these unformatted partitions are indeed internal partitions of the Pro1... You may have deleted the bootloader, the modem firmware, or similar stuff... At this point, all you can do is to EDL flash, I am afraid ð1 point
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Try the above, that got a black one. 'carbon fibre style' or this DE https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B01MTYSBKO or for UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01MTYSBKO NOTE that it is currently seems unavailable for the PLUS on the UK site, but not the DE.... ðĪŠðĪŊðĨī1 point
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Look for SwiftKey. It works better when using a case like Snakehive for Huawei P20 Pro. Just go to your home screen one way or another and hold down the shortcut key you assigned until your launches. Using SwiftKey may force you to switch to Key Mapper instead.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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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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Same here! Mine doesn't rattle in open position. Only noise that I can hear comes from flat cable (in closed position) and SIM tray. I am very satisfied about the quality.1 point
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Okay good to know that it works. I'll update the main package later today. That package has all that is needed to get into the boot loader. It only excludes system, vendor, and data. How are you trying to get into the boot loader? You should start with power off, then hold the volume down key, then press the power key. Once you see the boot loader screen, release the power key first and then release the volume key. If that does not work, tell me exactly what you see in the screen (if anything).1 point
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works, but my problem is not fixed... it still doesn't boot - even not to the bootloader. could you add all that is in /dev/sdb (bootloader)?1 point
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i have the same problem on macOS. on Windows the tool tells me "Cannot open device" ð at the moment i cant even boot my pro1 into bootloader or fastboot. but the tool it self says "device detected". i have the production device. Any ideas?1 point
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I'd be happy too, but currently traveling for holidays (without pc), so it wouldnt be til later next week...1 point
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Thanks. Do you mind testing a new package? I'll make it significantly smaller for the test and you don't need to actually write to your device. Edit: and which OS are you using on the host PC? Looks like Linux?1 point
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Sorry for the late reply. Did you get the tool to work for you? I can try to help if you are stuck.1 point
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It did work for applying immersive mode. But I don't think I'll be experimenting with any any more untested tweaks. What I did particularly that caused the crash was set it to only display 1 quicklaunch icon. My actual goal was zero, but saw that setting and decided to try just to see what it did... oops!1 point
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Some stuff in SystemUI Tuner does work, but it's danger zone. Test your changes in an emulator perhaps. Though even there I had the same setting not break as hard (System UI just kept crashing and could still use the screen to revert the setting). Stuff like forcing immersive mode or hiding status bar icons seem to work. We always think we know what we're doing, but stuff sometimes actually ends up going wrong after all.1 point
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@Craig I read in another thread that you were bricked. Could you tell us how you got there so we don't do the same thing?1 point
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I read somewhere that someone had a problem with flashing until they used a USB3 port. Are you on a 2?1 point
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I bet they haven't done anything special, so this strictly would be more an Android Pie than a Pro1 question. VLC might be interesting https://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=831069&s=1ab3f3187b814c78fb409521337d60e7&p=6004286&viewfull=1#post60042861 point