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m4r0v3r | # 2101 | 2017-11-06, 09:14 | Report

Originally Posted by jurop88 View Post

Hi, X here available for testing, still on the N900 as daily driver

well ive added a link in the community thread

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bnwg | # 2102 | 2017-11-06, 15:40 | Report

Do anyone know if sailfish x can be connected via adb for android shell command?

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lantern | # 2103 | 2017-11-06, 16:15 | Report

Originally Posted by bnwg View Post

Do anyone know if sailfish x can be connected via adb for android shell command?

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what for? sailfish has proper ssh.

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taixzo | # 2104 | 2017-11-06, 16:23 | Report

Originally Posted by bnwg View Post

Do anyone know if sailfish x can be connected via adb for android shell command?

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No, it does not work.

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lancewex | # 2105 | 2017-11-06, 16:55 | Report

I hear a lot of hissing in audio playback, be it on a Youtube video or within the media player. Is this SFOS or a problem with the port?

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juiceme | # 2106 | 2017-11-06, 17:25 | Report

Originally Posted by lancewex View Post

I hear a lot of hissing in audio playback, be it on a Youtube video or within the media player. Is this SFOS or a problem with the port?

Could be my ears are just wooden bricks no good for nuthin' execpt decoration, since I think the audio quality is quite good. (at least via Jabra and JBL bluetooth headphones, have not tested the audio jack itself...)

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lancewex | # 2107 | 2017-11-06, 17:56 | Report

Originally Posted by juiceme View Post

Could be my ears are just wooden bricks no good for nuthin' execpt decoration, since I think the audio quality is quite good. (at least via Jabra and JBL bluetooth headphones, have not tested the audio jack itself...)

Thanks for the input. Yeah, I don't prefer BT headphones, and i guess that would be different. I am particular about sound (my main audio player is a Cowon Plenue 1), but have no problems with the occasional audio from my phone (especially the N900 which sounds great). But the Xperia with SFOS sounds pretty bad with all the hiss during quiet parts. Anyone else have this problem?

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yomark | # 2108 | 2017-11-06, 18:29 | Report

Originally Posted by taixzo View Post

No, it does not work.

you mean, out of the box? I did see guides to get it to work on other jolla phones.

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alfmar | # 2109 | 2017-11-07, 20:01 | Report

Originally Posted by taixzo View Post

No, it does not work.

The ssh service is only enabled if the "Developer Mode" is enabled and in the Developer Tools menu of the Settings you enable the Remote Connection thing and set a password.

Then you can ssh via wifi at the specified wifi address (or USB address if you use the "Developer Mode" USB connection), something like:

ssh nemo@192.168.5.93

Fun fact: if your Linux box has a ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub text file, you can append its contents to /home/nemo/.ssh/authorized_keys file (it has to be chmod 600 - that is, only readable/writeable to "nemo") such that you can ssh to Sailfish without being asked for the password.

This allows nice things like executing SailfishOS commands and using their output on your Linux box - say,

Code:

ssh nemo@xperia /bin/df | grep ' /home' | awk '{print $4 / 1000, "Mb"}'

to get the free space on the home partition (note that grep and awk are executed on your Linux box), without human interaction.

I enjoy using that trick to send SMS messages from command-line on my Linux box, something like sending every morning (via a systemd.timer) an automated message:

Code:

sms Boss Plz I only have `/bin/df | grep dev.sdb2 | awk '{print $4 / 1000, "Mb"}'` megs left, I need a new hard disk ASAP.

Last edited by alfmar; 2017-11-07 at 20:11.

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nupdyxa | # 2110 | 2017-11-07, 20:45 | Report

Originally Posted by rinigus View Post

@nupdyxa, data.modrana.org is back online. @MartinK, thanks for the help!

Got maps downloaded. Though modRana is still not drawing maps. Events in the OSM Scout Server go as follows:
INFO: <Time stamp> Missing data:<Map name> (<size>)
INFO: <Time stamp> Missing data: Address parsing language support (<size>)
INFO: <Time stamp> Add country or feature to requested list: World coastlines
WARNING: <Time stamp> No maps loaded: Missing world coastlines
INFO: <Time stamp> Available country or territory: Address parsing language support (<size>)
INFO: <Time stamp> Available country or territory: World Coastlines
INFO: <Time stamp> Available country or territory <Map name>
INFO: <Time stamp> Stopping Valhalla routing engine
INFO: <Time stamp> Valhalla routing engine process cleanup
INFO: <Time stamp> Starting Valhalla routing engine
INFO: <Time stamp> Countries used in search: <Map name>
INFO: <Time stamp> Opened geocoder database <path to map>
INFO: <Time stamp> libpostal will use all covered languages
INFO: <Time stamp> Number of parallel worker threads: 6
INFO: <Time stamp> Countries used in search: <Map name>
INFO: <Time stamp> Opened geocoder database <path to map>
INFO: <Time stamp> libpostal will use all covered languages
It then sits there idle and nothing is going on

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