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Cool, thank you. Maybe NTFS support was built in to have higher support of pendrives anyway.

It sounds good. Anyway, is there any possibility of f2fs support on sdcard?

I think no. The seat belt is not limit the use of the car at all. It is more like the car manufacturer or authority would physically limit the maximum speed of the car (I mean by software, which as far as I remember they started to speaking about). Basically the idea is good but there are circumstances (for example to avoid an accident) where you may also need higher speed to escape from such a situation... and here come the exceptions anyway. ...or a better example is later, when self-driven cars are widely available, an authority will not allow you to drive your own car just the

...but there is no official support of rooting, so Google is against rooting. Yes, it should have been implemented much better in Adroid and yes, Android used to work on much more limited hardware. However, the lack of proper user / permission handling is not caused by weak hardware, it is not a really hardware-consuming thing. Also, the main idea of using Dalvik VM was a much more hardware-consuming decision - it has its own reasons, for example the possibility of changing the Linux main layer later (which is also sometimes used by applications, so it is not as easy anyway).

Not yet. I hope they will include at least exFAT in a later update, but I would rather use F2FS instead for longer SD-card life... however, I see no high chance for the latter...

...but OS owns the infrastructure and it is what was designed this way. Also. I don't really understand why they did not implement Linux permission system on user level as Android runs under Linux itself but on a higher layer. Under Linux, updates are perfectly handled by a proper package manager - it can be done well and it is an OS thing. I can login to a bank account on my machine where I have root privileges. If they follow the same thinking, they will not allow to access them running under Linux if you have access to root account or Windows if you have access to Adm

Basically the problem with rooting is what you wrote above. There are apps which I should use and they handle everybody as billions of flies. I understand the reasons behind this but I don't agree with them - I understand it is not simple, but that way a web browser on any machine is a very similar "security risk", so do remove all permissions from users on every machines as they don't need it (NO!). ...and there is a continuous fight between those who root their devices and others who don't allow to have full control over your device and on the top of this side is Google. ...and

I have the same problem with my Pro1. Usually my fingerprints are lost during reboot - but sometimes it survives reboot... Unfortunately, I don't have permission to reach this directory without root. (That is one reason I hate Android and its scheme of you device is not yours. I HATE IT!)

I think that is "just" a delay between fingerprint reads and not a modification of maximum attempts. So it should not affect security requirements.

As far as I know, it has been already resolved in LineageOS and maybe the actual (unreleased) version of stock firmware has related bugfix. So yes, it is up to F(x)tec (their partner) but they will definitively solve it sooner or later as the cause should has been already known.

Also, it worth a look at Finqwerty itself for other layouts.

Take a look at Finqwerty which installs different kind of keymaps, so not this program does the magic, but it registers the required files to the OS. It really worth a try.

I use my own Pro1 since the very end of last year using stock firmware, I don't find it unstable at all. I also use two SIM cards in it, a private and a corporate one. What happened within that hour? I have heard about a problem causes restart in certain conditions, I also ran into it near a specific part of a motorway (near tunnels), but never at other places. It may happen to live in a place which is affected by this problem but I hope it will be repaired and I heard of other phones maybe with the same chipset which had a similar problem resolved. Also, LineageOS may worth

It happens on every reboots. I usually don't restart my phone only sometimes because the system complains time to time about fingerprint sensor hardware becomes unreachable. However, I have first experienced it when the phone was running at low battery, but drained before I could charge it. When I powered it on, I experienced this behaviour, so I thought I need to charge the battery, then to remove the SIM and SD card, etc. When I could start it, it worked well... then after my next restart, it happened again and I had to wait it to start before I could use it. I tried some reboot

Anyway, I have noticed some weeks ago that when I restart my phone and instantly try to use it, it will turn off. I receive a popup maybe about something is not responding, the lock screen will not come back and sometimes not Hacker's virtual keyboard appears but another installed one. Maybe within a minute, the screen becomes blank and I should press power button to turn it on. If I leave the phone alone for a few minutes, it starts up normally and it works well. I am a bit unsure about device states and actual behaviour, but I think startup takes a little bit longer than exp

I don't miss my N900 but I still miss the freedom of its Maemo system and its usability (the real multitasking and proper application-handling for example).

It can be a reason - I mean this batch may have been sent to Europe (not only for Germany but also for "nearby" countries) and you (who have lower order numbers without notice) may live at other parts of the globe.

Basically international layouts were based on US keyboard map but some of the keys, mostly non-alphanumeric ones were changed (as we have more alphanumeric letters than in English). They kept CTRL + ALT, in Hungarian layout, their name are the same, in German layout, they were renamed (but still the same). The "Alt Gr" key is an additional modifier, which is technically the right Alt button on US keyboard. For example, in Hungarian layout, "[" and "]" can be reached by pressing AltGr+F,G and "{" and "}" by pressing AltGr+B,N and also Z / Y are interchanged and 0 moved to the right of

Yes, but 8th of June is definitively Monday, so I am optimistic. 🙂 It seems to be only a small "typo".

Yes and based on kernel messages, it seems the device disconnects at around the time when it tries to access UFS. Thank you your help again.

I have not experienced such reboots for a while because I have not really traveled on the same road in the last couple of weeks because of Corona thing... ...it may be another bug or not directly related (WiFi was turned on but not connected, so it may still cause problem), but a relation with weak signal (near tunnels) and network switching is suspicious.

Thank you, I wrote you a message. Now I am going back to sleep as it is too early in the morning here. 🙂

I still have my friend's phone with me. Software was unmodified stock and it suddenly went to "bricked" mode and not even F(x)tec logo or anything appears on the screen but an EDL/QDL USB device after 15 minutes. Since my last post you may see, I have received a cable which supports "Qualcomm EDL / DFC / 9008" boot mode but the same happens like with my self-modified cable. Not even my working Pro1 enters EDL mode if I push the button on it - like if it was missing from Pro1's boot loader or I am doing it wrong... (I don't know if anybody else could manage to enter EDL mode this way

I spent one and a half year on a Moto G6 when I gave up using my N900 before my Pro1 arrived in late December. Pro1 was still an idea when I have bought the G6 but I heard some info about it so I have eagerly waited for a proper replacement of my N900... G6 is currently a spare and tester phone for me.

I really like its keyboard as I feel it is much more convenient than touch keyboards because you feel it and it does not consume part of the screen. As a blind person, I think a hardware keyboard is really a must-have feature. I don't know the accessibility features of Android and possible reader solutions, I hope it is also solved on Android systems. Pro1's basic QWERTY keyboard does not have a standard layout, but a bit modified one as they tried to build a more ergonomic button placement (so some of the non-letter buttons were moved to the other side). However, I have bought a P