it’s great to see that SailfishOS is actually used.
I would like to know if SailfishOS for fp2 is still in active developing, because the status on Merproject hasn’t changed awhile.
I’ve a strong interested in dual-SIM support, therefore I’m waiting for the next release.
Does anybody know if there’s any hope for it?
I will hopefully have time to make a new release soon, if no blocking issues are found or other delays happen then next week would be possible. It’s already possible to use the latest version (which includes dual-sim support among other things) by updating using devel repos.
Hello ! Yesterday I tested the SailfishOS alpha2 on my FP2, with the TWRP installation (on top of FPOpenOS 16.10) and it worked flawlessly, indeed the TWRP installation is really easy
After that I’d like to update from 2.0.1.11 to the latest version available (a.o. to get dualsim support), but I didn’t completely understood the OTA paragraph in the wiki… There is a list of command-line instructions, should they be typed in Sailfish’s terminal, or on my computer with the FP2 connected? From what I read above, the depo name has to be adapted to sailfish_latest_armv7hl in order to have the good version, correct? Is there a possibility to make a batch file with these instructions?
The commands for the SailfishOS OTA Update should be entered from the Sailfish Terminal.
If you alredy have SailfishOS 2.0.1.11 on your FP2, start it, connect to your Sailfish-FP2 with ssh from your computer, so you can easy copy and paste the commands in the ssh terminal.
if you have Windows PC - you can use the Program Putty to create an ssh-connection to your FP2, if you have MacOS or Linux, you can enter ssh from the Terminal.
Batch file is not possible, but if you write me an email on explit(at)gmail.com i can send you a good PDF-Manual, which i have created for installing and updating SailfishOS to 2.0.4.14
I hope you used the devel repos (right now also testing repos work as I’m preparing a new release) when updating to 2.0.4.14. Both cameras should work fine. I haven’t heard of any audio problems during calls, if that happens please get output of journalctl -a and /usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/bin/logcat, same if latest packages from devel or testing repos still have camera issues. Depending on when you updated from devel repos the last time the latest packages in those repos may have many additional fixes. Android base can be updated by downloading the manual installation version of fp2-sibon, extract the files from the zip and flash only the system.img using “fastboot flash system system.img”.
I upgraded to system.img from fp2-sibon-16.11.0-manual-userdebug and also updated the latest packages from the devel repos -now both cameras seem to be working and no issues so far!
Still need to find a way to install sfdroid -any idea how to accomplish that?
That is ok, but you also need to use devel repo and update to the latest adaptation to get all the new stuff, which Mal- has implemented.
Look in the System Settings about the Phone: Which adaptation do you have?
For today, 28.11.2016 the last adaptation
for Sailfish 2.0.4.14 is 0.0.1.102
for Sailfish 2.0.5.6 is 0.0.1.3
If you don’t know how to use the devel-repo - please contact me over email (explit at gmail.com)
I will send you the Sailfish maintance manual, which i have created
A small clarification for the target naming in OBS repos, sailfish_latest_armv7hl corresponds to the latest officially released Sailfish version, in this case 2.0.4.14 and it will change to 2.0.5.6 (or whatever the final release version will be) when that is released to all users. In devel repos (which can break features at any time and are meant mainly for developers and testers but anyone can use those if they want) the sailfishos_2.0.X.Y targets are for testing purposes of possible early access releases. In testing repos (the actual released Sailfish for fp2 images use these) the sailfishos_2.0.X.Y targets match the releases of that version and these are recommended for normal users.
More logs are needed to debug the issue, get all of the journalctl -a output (if not shown then add -n1000) and also /usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/bin/logcat and dmesg. You can send those as private message or email if that is not possible.
I’ve two questions to get ready for installations. It would be very kind If someone could help me:
I’m running the current version of the self compiled OS. To install SailfishOS I’ve to downgrade. But I’m not sure how to do that right. Is it sufficient just to apply the old blobs via sh over the newer ones? Or do I’ve to make a new sync in a new dir?
As I’m on current OS I’ve calibrated the proximity sensor. I don’t know what this does with the system (changing files etc.). Do you know wether it’s possible or not to take advantage of this changes in SailfishOS?
a few days ago, I was wondering about those great new apps available in the Sailfish OS-store. What happened? When I installed Sailfish some weeks ago, there was like nothing available…
@ mal: Do you already know a date for the official release of 2.04.14? Or is it not possible to use the Sailfish OS-update-function to get the newest updates?
Hi Bobbel. Let me answer for Mal, because he is very busy with developing and mainting 2 ! SailfishOS Port Projects (Fairphobne 2 and Samsung Galxy Tab 4)
Nobody know the exact date for the officilal SailfishOS Release.
Only Fairphone BV and Jolla OY can say such date, but they also don’t know it.
I’m using Mal-'s SailfishOS Port for the FairphoneOS since 6 month. With every Adaptation Upgrade it becomes better and better.
The new community release of the SailfishOS Port for the Fairphone will be avaiable soon, i hope Mal- will release it as an X-Mas Present for us
Software Update on the ported device work only from the command line yet
(Not over Software Update Menu in the SailfishOS Settings)
Hi Bobbel !
Unlike explit, I don’t use SailfishOS on a daily basis (I’m running FP OpenOS), but I installed it and upgraded it to the version 2.0.4.14 (using mal- deposit and following wiki instructions). I keep it on my phone storage as a TWRP backup and can easily switch to that OS when I want
Indeed there is really few applications available in the official Sailfish OS store, but what I advice you to do is to enable third party software installation in the settings then install the warehouse client . This store is full of apps so you may find what you need.
Regards,
Olivier