Thread: SailfishOS 2.0 Nexus5 based on CM13 alpha release
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imaginaryenemy is offline imaginaryenemy
2017-08-07 , 18:52
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#105
Originally Posted by mautz View Post
Never had this problem, you could try the following command in the terminal:
devel-su chown -R radio:radio /var/lib/ofono
That seems to have fixed it. Thanks!

Originally Posted by mautz View Post
Getting the same error, you could stop the bt-sleep script and restart it after your BT connection is no longer needed. To disable the bt-sleep script run: devel-su systemctl stop bt-sleep-monitor.service to stop the script and devel-su systemctl start bt-sleep-monitor.service to start the script. Or you could try some of the BT on/off apps from openrepos. Maybe you need to disable the bt-sleep-monitor service to get these apps running, never tested this myself.
After running this, I got a warning that the sleep monitor timer would still wake the monitor up.

After stopping it, I couldn't switch on BT. I turned the monitor back on, switched BT on, started playing music, then stopped the sleep monitor. That appears to have worked, though. Music played for three song with the screen off and no stops.

Originally Posted by mautz View Post
Cable or BT headphones?
They were regular cable headphones.
 

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