Telephony Is Sucking
In the last few days I've been having lots of lag issues relateds to phopne calls. I get about half a ring before my calls get to Voicemail. Same thing trying to make a call I get a 5-20 second lag while the call connects. ANy ideas?
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a) Did you install any applications just before that
b) have you rebooted the phone c) have you checked if other processes max out you cpu d) Has your ear been sucked into the phone yet e) apologies -but the title was asking for a smart arse response |
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i think its the big and well knowed incoming call glitch.
here is the thread http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=54556 .basicly its a bug in pr 1.2 and surprise surprise you cant do something against that.the only way is too disable the auto rotate by incoming call you can do this in you telephone app at the top,you have to choose always landscape then you havent probs. |
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Is your phone carrier tmobile? I have them and they service since last tuesday been very spotty but seems to have worked itself out. If thats your carrier I would say call them and they can reset your sim card that might solve your problem.
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ATT here, tried landscape fix and that's not it.
I've now noticed that the screen lights up when the call begins to come in, but it's a few second after that that the telephony app opens, and by then you have but a second to catch the call before voicemail. |
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For detail investigation, would you please run the following command and upload the installed.txt here:
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dpkg -l | grep ^ii | awk '{print $2}' | grep -v ^[lib,osso,hildon] > /home/user/MyDocs/installed.txt |
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My keyboard doesn't have those characters, can't seem to copy and paste from email or browser, man sometimes this phone makes me feel like a ******.
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Besides, if you haven't install mscim, then you must be able to open the virtual keyboard. Be patient, you're doing something that no other phone could offer, so it's normal. |
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You'll get used to it soon enough. :-) Everyone starts somewhere. |
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Or some widgets that are unstable? Did you install anything from Extras-devel or Extras-testing? How often do you reboot your N900? |
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i've read the various comments posted here and the OP's frustration. I am also having similar issues whereas prior to PR1.2 I didn't. I am not running anything out of testing or dev repositories. i have virtually nothing on CPU load if at all when incoming calls exhibt this behaviour so it isn't that the device is busy either. as far as I can tell the phone application is playing up now since PR1.2 big time.
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Heh, I got some stuff in there ;)
THanks for the tips, the special character keys worked great. |
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Yes it's sucking big time !!!!!!
I'm also finding this incredibly annoying. Changing Phone to Landscape only does not work very well. Whichever orientation I change to works for a day or two and then the blank screen / freezing issues recur. I usually do not have anything running in the background and my N900 is exceptionally stable in other respects. I had posted a [Request] for an enterprising coder to map Phone Answer to a hard key (camera key or other). Maybe it's just not possible ? |
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sudo apt-get autoremove recaller --purge
also did sudo apt-get autoremove pulseaudio --purge Didn't give me any errors on doing that, but also didn't give any type of response. Rebooting now to test. |
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same thing. when the call is made from another phone, my screen lights up but doesn't goto telephony for sevral seconds.
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Anyway, I attach my quick hack. Untar, "stop shortcutd" (if it's running) and run a.out. Since I don't keep a SIM in the N900, I have no inclination to work on this. |
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I have also been experiencing these issues but not straight after pr1.2
Also more n900 users have asked me about this since vodafone uk rolled out pr1.2 (i do not have a vfuk n900) |
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Yea, this has only been in the last week it's been acting lik,e this, not sinse 1.2
Most of the time now I just notification I have a voicemail, I don'[t even get the "missed call". Could it really be getting worse? |
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Before I install, a couple of questions : I presume I need to have shortcutd installed for this ? Which directory do I install it to ? Once installed, do I run a.out once off only? Do the changes persist through reboot ? How do I uninstall, should I need to ? (Sorry to push for details, but I'm a linux noob. I'd love to learn more - neurosurgery is just keeping me a little busy ATM ;) ) |
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Of course, the ideal course of action would be to integrate it into Shortcutd itself as I have no plans to work on this - and that is what I was doing, but I couldn't figure out libdbus and went back to my beloved DBus-GLib. I'm also glad I didn't as being able to use the camera key seems to depend on what position the moon is in... Quote:
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Hmm, still no good solutions? I'm seeing many other threads related to this bug now.
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I am fasing the same problem too. I tried flashing my device. Seems to be fine for a few minutes or hours i must say. Then suddenly after a few reboots etc, back to the same old situation where the phone light turns on and after approx five seconds (2 rings on the callers side) the phone starts ringin.
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I assume by 2 rings you mean two cycles (ie ring ring, ring ring) because in my experience its perfectly normal for most phones to not ring for 2 rings (caller side), even landline phones. Its simply lag between call initiated and received.
However the N900 does have real problems in PR1.2 with calls. I almost always now seem to get the phone ringing, the screen lights up as I take the phone out of my pocket, then it turns off again and I am left trying to get it to come out of standby so I can answer the call. Why there is this obsession with NO buttons on touchscreen phones I do not know. I would much prefer it to be like the N97 or 5800XM where you at least have pickup/hangup buttons so you do not have to rely on the touchscreen. |
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Also, my further recommendation to you is that if your calls are very important then you should really take extra care when installing anything from extras-devel or extras-testing as they'd put your phone into very unstable status. For me I'd test the most critical functions prior to attending to some important business trips as I play heavily on the extras-repo like you. |
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purged 'per-contact-ringtones' testing now.
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Guys, I know what I may say may sound extremely silly, as i found it doesnt make sense either. 2 weeks back,I flashed (rootfs and eMMC) my N900 which was a lil annoying at that point cause it had got friggin slow. So after all the things were done, (Restored backup etc) it was still havin the sucked up telephony. Yesterday I installed the update of the Custom per Contact Ringtone (I guess thats the name) and the updated actually screwed everything. when the phone came, there was no ringtone in the general mode at all. So after the uninstallation, it seemed to be ringing faster than before. Rings before the first cycle on the callers side. I have no clue what has happened or why this happened. The custom ringtones does not work on my mobile now even if i reinstall them, but who cares, it fixed something that I needed to get fixed badly.
Also My mobile is overclocked by titans kernel at 850 MHz |
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