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GPS problem #282
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ernesst
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Oct 10, 2017
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Unfortunatly, i cannot reproduce it with the latest devel image on a fresh install. |
ernesst
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Oct 10, 2017
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Did you replace some component inside the phone ? What version is your Nexus 4 - 8 or 16g ? |
HendriXXX
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Oct 10, 2017
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No, I havent touch inside anything else than battery. I replaced it year ago. Gps works with Canonical image. It is 16Gb version. |
ernesst
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Oct 10, 2017
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Look at these posts : Some log file are mentioned, try to pull some, i'll try to compare with mine (8 giga). Between Canonical image and Ubports, did you flash the radio per chance ? |
HendriXXX
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Oct 11, 2017
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Ok. Thanks! I will try to find something useful from logs to compare. I didn't flash any new radio. I dont know if that Android 4.4.4 has anything to do it. I had that installed for a while between Canonical and Ubports. |
HendriXXX
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Oct 21, 2017
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HendriXXX
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Oct 21, 2017
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I did some testing with uNAV:
I can reproduce this behavior every time. It is strange why it behaves like this. I'm not any programmer so this goes way over my head.. I found that in this case, GPS did not get more that 1 space vehicles (satellites) ever.. In here 22 space vehicles in short time.. in 92seconds. However, it is not possible to get fix again without reboot. Logcat says that same story as "UTLogcat_without_computer.txt" Hope this helps, I try to get more info later.. |
HendriXXX
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Oct 21, 2017
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Seems like problem is solved for now. I flashed older radio firmware (M9615A-CEFWMAZM-2.0.1700.84) and now gps works good. I extracted it from 4.3 Android factory image. |
ernesst
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Oct 22, 2017
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@HendriXXX Well done. @NeoTheThird @Flohack74 , Would it be possible to add a note on the Ubports Nexus 4 page ? |
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@ernesst What do you want the note to say? |
ernesst
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Oct 23, 2017
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I would add a note like :
What do you think ? |

HendriXXX commentedOct 3, 2017
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavoir
In few minutes you should be seeing coordinates or your location on map.
Actual behavior
Nothing happens. uNav and SensorsStatus shows instantly some strange location (lat. 65.2333, log. 25.3833) far away (~20km). I tried at balcony also, same result and no location updates.
Logfiles and additional information
When I run test_gps from terminal, I get location fix (cold start ~7min to fix, re-try ~30sec to fix) and if I open SensorsStatus right after fix, it shows location right and updates it.
uNav and web-browser shows also my real location IF I immediately switch from terminal to an app. In apps location updates when I'm moving. Sometimes it hangs to fake position and sometimes not.
Behavior is same with Wifi on or off.
Without test_gps running in backround:

test_gps running in terminal:

SensorsStatus fix with test_gps running in backround:

I tried to dig some related logs, but I didn't find any.