Byzantium backports unofficial

Hardware Librem 5
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I suggest using Codeberg instead:

If you want to go further, you can self-host Forgejo:

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So after upgrading, I no longer have access to internet. It (WiFi settings and top bar) says I am connected and ping connects, but firefox, warp and dino do not have access.

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Did you upgrade everything possible? What about mobile data?
May be some problems with DNS discovery…

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On my first test (Spare L5), I ran sudo apt upgrade and lost connection but 43 packages did not get upgraded.
On my second test (SD Card), I ran sudo apt full-upgrade and all the packages updated but I still lost connection.

I have not been able to test Mobile Data yet.

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Ok. Are you able to open network settings?

  • long tap in the top bar menu on wifi network name
  • Wi-Fi settings
  • Gear in the right side of your network

Nothing strange there? IPv4/v6 tab?

Could you ping another websites by IP (8.8.8.8)?

p.s. I believe it may be some lost in the network settings… May be also worth to remove the network and configure again.

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So, as far I can not edit the first message I will list the versions here and just make this one as a solution.

What is INSIDE the link:

  • geary 44 (46 crashes for me, not tested), install together with folks-common
  • chatty 0.8.5
  • gnome-calls 47
  • gnome-contacts 47 (takes a lot of memory for me)
  • gnome-calendar 47
  • gnome-maps 47 (setting button does not work)
  • gnome-books 40
  • gnome-authenticator 3.32
  • phosh 0.43.0
  • phosh-osk-stub 0.43
  • squeekboard 1.42.1
  • libcamera 0.3.2
  • systemd 254.16 (do not forget to install manually systemd-resolved and systemd-container)

Enjoy your freedom with Librem 5!

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Yes

Everything seems to line up with my DD.

8.8.8.8 pings just fine. As does 0.0.0.0 :man_shrugging:

I did that and nothing changed.

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Please try to check if systemd-resolved has been installed and other systemd- related packages, located in the archive, too.

systemd-container can also be required by waydroid, I’ve forgot the list of the new packages that must be installed manually…

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@ASwyD2 , @spacemanspiffy , could you check gnome-calls when calling to short numbers (3 or 4 digits)? It stopped to work for me and I can not understand the reason…

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gnome-calls 46.3-1 arm64 (my current version)…

The only “short” numbers I could think of was 911 and 411… I tried calling 411 right now and a machine picked up on the other end asking for my city and state.

So I think it’s safe to say that “short” numbers are working for me.

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The people told me that the problem depends on an operator and mode of the network. Short numbers could fail in 4G but should work in 2G/3G mode, and it really works for me!

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Phosh 0.43 is comming!

Repo has been moved to Codeberg.

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Did I read correctly that you have Phosh 0.43 in your backports?
Sidenote: On your Codeberg instance, how would I download all the files in one zip?
Could someone who knows such things teach?
Edit: @galilley , you should create a read.me to tell people how to use your packages.
Thanks for your work

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With git tools installed:
git clone https://codeberg.org/galilley/librem5-byzantium-backports.git
The link is available to copy from codeberg page. It copies you the folder and all containing files without zip. You also can use the web-GUI and hit right to the link I spoke before on the ... button - everything else is self-explanation.

And Phosh-version is 0.43, not 43. :wink:

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ZIP:

https://codeberg.org/galilley/librem5-byzantium-backports/archive/main.zip

TAR:

https://codeberg.org/galilley/librem5-byzantium-backports/archive/main.tar.gz
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Gnome-clocks 47 is already available!
It is patched to use waked to resume the phone from suspend. libgtk-4 4.16.5 patched to avoid clock hangs when an alarm is triggered is also included.

The one thing that I can not change - the default alarm sound. No one advice works for me, even direct replace of the /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/alarm-clock-elapsed.ogg…

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Have you had any luck resolving this issue yet?

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Manual installation of systemd-resolved package should resolve the network issue :). But it is better to wait some independent confirmation :wink:

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This did solve that issue for me.
However, I still am not able to upgrade phosh yet, (I probably just need to keep installing packages until it finally works)

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It you have a problem during apt dist-upgrade please send me the log in PM.

upd: I’ve lost one package, right now everything must be Ok!

p.s. be careful when upgrading! Make backups and/or second sd-card bootable os for inspection.

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