Android Backup and Restore Tools (ABRT) make use of it, for instance …
This should be Seedvault, I didn’t look much into it, there should be info available via the search, or here perhaps for a start … [HOWTO] use Seedvault early to understand Android backup - #38 by fab
you means maybe the recovery 1.9 ( recovery-e-1.9-s-20230311268558-dev-beyond2lte.img ) which passed to the build one 1.9s
No need to need to apply the 1.8.1 s with its recovery at first, the 1.9 s afterwards…
Thank you very much for your effort and your time to explain it.
I’m sorry i’m little bit scared to make a wrong manipulation, and need confirmation…
I don’t want to spent too much time and money to catch up what I made wrong…
Thanks a lot for this!
Some I hate a lot is to be the only one to have a problem, and it happens to me too much.
Yes, “as if”…
Yes, that’s SeedVault, I found the project on Github and read the FAQ, I got all the informations that I need.
I activated the backup, I don’t really understand how to get the data in the backup and if I will be able to restore it, but I’ll see (very good way to manage backups, lol).
I searched a lot and I found a way to do the backup using root adb. I could get a full backup of the data using this command on the computer on which the phone is pluged:
adb root > /dev/null && rsync -a --delete --rsh="adb" shell:/data/data/ /mnt/home/almtesh/Temporaire/Pledge/e/data/
Yes, I know I should do adb unroot when done, but I don’t want scrcpy to be terminated at each backup.
On both
Sony Xperia Z5 Compact (“Szuzuran”) R 1.9
and
Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet (“Castor”) Q 1.9
The camera app is broken.
It is a complex subject and you have a valuable, modern device. I think it simply takes a bit of time for one’s mind to absorb the importance and sequence of the necessary steps. Sorry, but I do not think I am in a position to improve on my previous answers.
I found another issue, with network location provider.
The one from Mozilla often gives me wrong location.
The solution would be to disable it, but if I do so, no other app can list nearby Wi-fi access points (of what I understood).
I have the same problem if I tell Mozilla NLP to do not use Wi-fi.
Can happen … I add Local NLP Backend … other backends are available !
I just reinstalled it and I have data about the problem.
When I ask it to show nearby emitters, I only get the LTE cell after a long scan, but when I enable Mozilla Location Service or Apple Wi-Fi, the nearby emitters show more quickly and I get the Wi-Fi emiters in the results.
I don’t really understand how it’s possible…
I set all the apps to have permanent access to exact location.
Hello,
Am I the only one with this important battery usage by microG?
Oneplus Nord, avicii, 1.9 S (dev)
Best regards
TmT
I didn’t get a notification for the update (nor for some apps in the app lounge). I would never have known there would be an update if I hadn’t checked manually.
All is working as expected (as far as I can tell for now) but the new Android quick setting panel UI is just hideous. I thought at first some accessibility option for visually impaired was activated but no, it’s just the new horrible design with those big ugly buttons. Damn what were they thinking ? Why turning something that works well to this nightmarish, non-intuitive and impractical crap ? 
Hope there will be a solution to go back to the classic look (I’ve seen there are freemium apps that do that but NOPE).
Not by Android itself, really, since this is the new design system, called Material3. And I’d rather the eOS developer team spend their time on a stable operating system with reliable privacy functions than trying to revert these UI changes. But those are just my two cents.
Sure /e/os devs have more important tasks to work on. And yes, I doubt Android will change their mind on this, although I have seen lot of complaints about this new UI.
Lets see… For now I will just accept and adapt ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Any new UI needs some time to get used to it, give yourself at least 2 weeks…
Dear all,
A quick follow-up on my issues since I installed /e/OS 1.9s on my Fairphone 3:
So 2 questions from here:
Kind regards
No.
Can’t confirm on 1.9-s-20230311268558-dev-FP3 with provider Telekom in Germany.
Hey thanks for your answer.
My complete version is the following:
1.9-s-20230310268290-stable-FP3
Should I jump to a dev version if rolling back is not feasible ? Or maybe it is jumping into more problems…
Brand: Fairphone
Name: FP3+
CodeName: FP3
Previous version: 1.8.1
Not rooted
My SIM card is not detected anymore.
I have no mobile internet, cannot send or receive SMS and calls since the update today, which is a rather serious issue.
Not into more, but probably into the same … factory reset, deleting your data. At least you should be prepared for this if you’re feeling adventurous enough to try.
Have you tried turning off the phone (no reboot, real shutdown), waiting a few seconds, then turning it on again? When the phone is off, you could also take the SIM card out of the slot and re-insert it.
Else … You could try the network reset in Settings - System - Reset options.
Well technically not so taxing, but in terms of time that’s a different story.
So I guess I’ll leave with that for now.
Just to clarify for me: am I right in understanding that issues raised in this thread form base for fixes in the next release ?
Kind regards,
