I’m trying to install /e/ OS on my new Fairphone 3. All works well except for the phone/dialer app. Each time I try to call someone or get called and answer, first the phone app crashes (states: “[phone] app doesn’t react, do you want to close it?”) and then the system UI crashes (same message then device gets rebooted). Does anyone have an idea how to fix this?
I’m not the most techy guy but I already tried a few things to solve this:
Multiple reboots, didn’t have any effect
Installed multiple builds (listed below), also no effect.
[IMG-e-0.10-p-2020080666687-dev-FP3.zip]
[IMG-e-0.9-p-2020072865179-dev-FP3.zip]
[IMG-e-0.9-p-2020061158052-dev-FP3.zip]
Tried using the phone app without a sim-card inserted. App states that there is no network available and then crashes phone app and system UI.
I don’t have a Fairphone, so I can’t give you any specific advice,
but I’d say that, since you’ve already tried three of the five builds that are online, try the remaining two, and maybe also try to format the partitions, and change the filesystem from ext4 to ext3 and then back to ext4 (it often works…).
I don’t know what else to suggest unfortunately, I’m sorry
I have the same error. Everytime i try to call someone, my wallpaper appears (a little bit darker) and nothing works anymore. Can someone help?
Cheers!
It would be nice if you could raise an issue on our gitlab with logs please. FYI, the creation of the log file has to be triggered after the issue occurred.
This way the dev team will be able to look into it.
I bought a Fairphone 3 with e OS and in general everything is fine. I just have the problem that during a call using the default caller app the phone sometimes crashes. Then it is turned off completely and I have to hold the power button for really long to turn it on again.
This is very annoying especially for the people who I am calling.
I’ve had similar issues with random UI crashes on a Fairphone 2. Replacing the Bliss launcher with the Kiss launcher from F-Droid improved things a lot!
Btw, Kiss took just minutes to get used to, it’s really low maintenance compared to Bliss – particularly once the apps are properly tagged. In retrospect, I really don’t know why I lived with Bliss’ shortcomings (e.g. no re-ordering of apps in groups, impossible to remove the weather widget, pretty much no functional updates in years etc) for so long.