Possibly Dumb question, but what should the Low Power Mode do?

After issuing the command as root and rebooting i see no result?
I figure it should display something on the screen while locked? Or what is LPM doing at all? Do i have to activate something additional?
Thx

Got this too and would be interested in a solution.

I may have spoken too fast...

Right after reboot, it seems I got the expected behavior, which is like the Nokia "glance screen", (a copycat of the old N9 lowpower mode where the display would keep showing the date/time even locked) : when you uncover the proximity sensor, the display shows time, date and unread mails/sms/calls icons, same info as on the lock screen, but without background (minimalist text only, with as little pixels active as possible), for about 5 seconds.
I had this on the Jolla1 : just take it out of the pocket and it already shows you the basic info you need, without even touching it.

However, it seems it only last a short time (once?), as I don't get it anymore, and it looks like the power button wakes it up a bit slower than before.

I just rebooted, and it was back, but only once...

I need to make some more tests and reboots to check all that, and find a way to get logs.

I will keep you informed !

I saw your Github issue about MMS last night. On my end the Pro¹ is actually working perfectly (and I mean perfectly, while MMS were always failing 9 times out of 10 on Jolla, Jolla C, and Xperia X Compact with the same operator). So for me, the port actually works much better on that aspect.

Regarding sneak peek, I am using the patch called "Display Sneak Peek (LPM)" by Coderus in Patchmanager 3, which probably just integrates the mcetool command in the UI. I can't guarantee it's always working right away though, I got used to my Pro¹ being slow to wake up sometimes (even with the Esc key). But for me right now, sneak peek works after 9 days of uptime.

Yup, noticed that too. Usually rotating the phone fixes it, but it can be inconvenient to do since you need to close the keyboard before if you're using Taskswitcher to lock the orientation to landscape when keyboard is open (which everyone should do, no discussion!).

I don't know if it is related to the port. I mean, on one hand Lipstick stuff shouldn't be different on the port, but on the other hand I don't remember having this issue with my previous phones. Possibly because I was rotating them more often, instead of keeping them so much in landscape. But perhaps opening an issue to check would be relevant.

I know there is a patch now that forces the use of large covers, even when there are more than three. While this doesn't solve the issue, perhaps this could be a workaround? I haven't tried yet.

Which patch is this? The only one I see by coderus on openrepos is last updated in 2015 and says it's for SFOS 1.1.9.28 only.

I probably installed it from the Patchmanager catalog directly.

Interesting, the one in the Patchmanager catalog also gives me the error "This file is not compatible with SailfishOS version!"

On another note, I'm very happy with the Bluetooth updates; my Pebble is finally working with my Pro1, which was one of the last things I was missing since switching from my Xperia X.

You need to be brave and enable the 'developer mode' in settings. Then try to enable that patch again. On my XA2 it did/does not work at all (on Jolla1/C perfectly).

Pebble working on Pro1 with SFOS? If so TAKE MY MONEY!!

Yep, it works since BT got fixed. Also car audio/calls.

Kabouik, you Reserved space in second post of this thread.
Maybe it is time to use it to show off how feature complete the port already is?

Missing features:

- Double tap to wake
- FM-Radio
- RTC alarms (wake from alarm)
- Second (wide angle) back camera
*crickets*

Available features:

- Audio (Stereo speaker, Headphone)
- Bluetooth with all protocols supported
- Camera 4000x3000
- Camera on front
- Display
- Fingerprint Reader
- GPS
- GSM (voice, sms, mms, data 2G, 3G, 4G)
- Hardware Keyboard layout configurable via xkbd
- Hardware Keyboard backlight
- Hotspot
- LED
- NFC
- Sensors (ALS, PS, Accel., Gyro, Magne.)
- Touch
- USB (all modes, dev, mtp, charge)
- USB OTG
- Volume Keys
- Vibration
- Wifi 2,4GHz + 5GHz