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2013-12-24
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#81
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Originally Posted by davidoz
You could always use the other fix: Stick a piece of aluminium foil over the NFC sticker.
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2013-12-24
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#82
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Originally Posted by davidoz
Enter...
Yes, but I'm afraid to brick the phone. There is not a safe guide?
For example, when I open a terminal I already written, you have to get off the line below? And the markings must be followed, or one for each row? What is the send button?
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2013-12-24
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@ milano
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#83
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Originally Posted by maluka
You could always use the other fix: Stick a piece of aluminium foil over the NFC sticker.
Thank you, I keep it so, wait for an official update, hoping it arrives.
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2013-12-24
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@ Milan, Italy
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#84
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Originally Posted by davidoz
Which guide did you follow?
Yes, but I'm afraid to brick the phone. There is not a safe guide?
For example, when I open a terminal I already written, you have to get off the line below? And the markings must be followed, or one for each row? What is the send button?
Try following this:
- open terminal
- type devel-su and press enter, then enter your root password and press enter. The beginning of the row should change from "bash-3.2$" to "bash-3.2#", that means you are now entering commands as root
- type "systemctl stop tohd.service", exactly as it's written but without " ", then press enter
- enjoy greatly enhanced battery life
If I didn't understand wrong, with this command you just disable the TOH daemon for the current session, not permanently, so you'll have to do this at each reboot of the phone, or in other words, you can restore the default behaviour by just rebooting your phone (please anybody correct me if I wrote something wrong).
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2013-12-24
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#85
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I find this really nice. A person who has never used terminal asked for help of how to even enter command got quite a few informative posts, no mocking or anything.
I've been in plenty of places where most users would have only said
"Learn how to terminal n00b" and wouldn't help. It's nice to see a helpful and friendly community.
I've been in plenty of places where most users would have only said
"Learn how to terminal n00b" and wouldn't help. It's nice to see a helpful and friendly community.
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2013-12-24
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#86
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Originally Posted by Watchmaker
Thanks very well,I used this systemctl mask tohd.service.
Which guide did you follow?
Try following this:
- open terminal
- type devel-su and press enter, then enter your root password and press enter. The beginning of the row should change from "bash-3.2$" to "bash-3.2#", that means you are now entering commands as root
- type "systemctl stop tohd.service", exactly as it's written but without " ", then press enter
- enjoy greatly enhanced battery life
If I didn't understand wrong, with this command you just disable the TOH daemon for the current session, not permanently, so you'll have to do this at each reboot of the phone, or in other words, you can restore the default behaviour by just rebooting your phone (please anybody correct me if I wrote something wrong).
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2013-12-24
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#87
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Originally Posted by mariusmssj
When you've been on the other side of the mocking fence (I can just use a terminal thanks to my dos/linux background, I'm no developer at all), being helpful comes natural
I find this really nice. A person who has never used terminal asked for help of how to even enter command got quite a few informative posts, no mocking or anything.
I've been in plenty of places where most users would have only said
"Learn how to terminal n00b" and wouldn't help. It's nice to see a helpful and friendly community.
Originally Posted by davidoz
Did you try with this other one now? Did you succeed? Let us know if your battery life improves too (it should, and by far).
Thanks very well,I used this systemctl mask tohd.service.
Last edited by Watchmaker; 2013-12-24 at 14:26.
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2013-12-24
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#88
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Over 12 hours and still 70% left, very good. Maybe someone can give the command to see if the service is still running for davidoz?
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2013-12-24
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Originally Posted by Miharin
You can check it with this:
Over 12 hours and still 70% left, very good. Maybe someone can give the command to see if the service is still running for davidoz?
Code:
ps aux|grep tohd
Looks like this if you have stopped it:
Code:
zlatko@toshiba:~/misc/jolla$ ssh jolla nemo@192.168.2.109's password: Last login: Mon Dec 23 14:05:48 2013 from toshiba ,--- | SailfishOS 1.0.1.12 (Laadunjärvi) (armv7hl) '--- [nemo@localhost ~]$ ps aux|grep tohd nemo 14876 1.0 0.1 5656 844 pts/1 S+ 18:45 0:00 grep tohd [nemo@localhost ~]$
Last edited by zlatko; 2013-12-24 at 16:47.
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2013-12-24
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#90
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It 's still early, but it seems that for the first half hour it stops the battery percentage on average is 2-3% per hour with Wifi and 3G + active whatsapp open.
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