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whoa! I had to give up on my n900 in 2012, when it was clear they were not going to fix two major bugs (GPS often never got a lock, and calls got dropped becaus
by zem 6y ago
whoa! I had to give up on my n900 in 2012, when it was clear they were not going to fix two major bugs (GPS often never got a lock, and calls got dropped because the phone app took so long to swap in). it was still one of the best phones I've ever had though; I'm looking forward to seeing what the pinephone can do.
- seba_dos1 6y agoFWIW the swapping issue was massively improved by CSSU-Thumb community update, and AFAIR GPS just needed a correct SUPL server to be set, since the Nokia's one had a SSL certificate that expired soon after the official support has ended.
- zem 6y agogood to hear about the swapping issue, but the gps definitely have any simple fixes - i spent a good while trawling through forums and trying out various suggestions (i'm pretty sure changing the supl server was one of them), and none of them worked for me.
- seba_dos1 6y agoI sure remember getting AGPS to work by running a SUPL proxy on my own server, but I have no idea whether that was a simplest solution or that I simply wanted to play with running a SUPL proxy :P