yes i know, but the question is, why doestnt it work in Purestore?
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I believe PureOS store only contains those Debian apps that are “imported” into PureOS. Actually “Firefox-ESR” is there, too, but it’s called “Iceweasel,” which was named that way by Debian back in the day when there might have been a trademark conflict with Mozilla. (Somebody correct me if I’m wrong.)
So in PureOS store, if you search for Iceweasel you should find it, and actually the package is, in essence, Firefox-ESR.
You should also be able to install regular Firefox from the terminal, but I don’t think it will be adaptive to a small, touch-interface screen like the L5.
Firefox-ESR, aka Iceweasel, does work pretty well on the L5, though.
By the way, back to the topic of flatpaks, once you have flathub installed, the flatpaks will be mixed together with the native pureos-amber apps, which is why you may see two results for the same app in your searches. Tap on either one to see whether it is a flatpak or native app.
That search box only finds installed items.
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I have both of those - the square one is problematic, but the rectangular one works perfectly fine.
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You don’t need to run any command. It happens automatically.
@Skalman was just directing you to the command that you could use to verify that it is happening correctly automatically. The Librem 5 should be just like any vanilla Linux computer, which is why I can answer about the “metric” field even though I am still waiting for my dock to arrive in the post (nothing to do with Purism).
As an example, on my regular computer if I turn on the WiFi, but with the ethernet still plugged in, I get two default gateways, both going to the same IP address (my router). The wired interface has metric 100, the WiFi interface has metric 600. Lower is better i.e. the metric is really a “cost” field. These metric numbers are coming up automatically. I haven’t configured anything to get those values. The result is that any traffic going to the internet will go via the ethernet, not via the WiFi.
(I also get two routes to the local LAN, again with the same metrics. So any traffic going to the local LAN will go via the ethernet, not via the WiFi.)
I’m using the route command but the concept is the same. The above comments are mainly directed at IPv4 but IPv6 is basically the same as far as this particular aspect goes.
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Hallo, I received my hub today (greencell AK61). The lan works, unfortunately the HDMI transmission is faulty. On the monitor the background of the L5 appears but scaled wrong. When I go to “ScaleScreen” and select “max dpi”, a piece of the image appears at the edge of the monitor. If I then switch to “Landscape”, the image is visible in full, but only on a section of the monitor. It does not fill the entire screen. mmmmh what is going wrong?
tapping the “undocked” no reaction
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Do you already flashed the usb-c firmware to v2.0?
my system is up to date and so i assume that the firmware is also up to date.
If not, how do I bring the firmware up to date… as I said, my linuxhack are a bit dusty
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This may be the problem … it has not recognised that you are docked. I have no idea what conditions need to be met for that.
Let see what the terminal is saying: sudo cat /sys/kernel/debug/tps6598x/0-003f/customer_use
thats when i connect the hub to my laptop and >lsusb
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 008 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 006 Device 002: ID 147e:1000 Upek Biometric Touchchip/Touchstrip Fingerprint Sensor
Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0bda:0158 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. USB 2.0 multicard reader
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 002: ID 1e7d:2c2e ROCCAT
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Roccat is mouse. ???Bus 3 or 4 the Hub ? semed no
If i connect the Hub to L5 and start the command sudo cat/… command not found
an then the L5 is frosen only > hard restart
That is lsusb on L5
when i connect the Hub to the L5, after a minute the Phone began to beep and only restart ends the beep???
On terminal play this: sudo cat /sys/kernel/debug/tps6598x/0-003f/customer_use BUT without usb-c hub connected, note “cat” is separate word, like: sudo-cat-/sys/kernel/debug/tps6598x/0-003f/customer_use
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0x4c35445000000200
@sheng-fui, according to this bug report, they encountered problems 5 months ago and reduced from using 2 LEDs to 1 LED in flashlight mode and reduced the max values: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux-next/-/merge_requests/208#note_120726
Hopefully this will be fixed.
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I’m using this patch https://source.puri.sm/sebastian.krzyszkowiak/linux-next/-/commit/c3602b1e95256a45fe314736c627b630df8ef4bb to have both LEDs shining, but I’m usually using the flashlight for short periods of time, so I have no idea how good would it be for prolonged usage, especially given the fact that how much heat those LEDs can take seems to vary between batches and even individual devices. From what I understand the current default is like that so we’re on the safe side, so it’s not unlikely that it may get adjusted in the future.
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On the usage of the torch however, I do not see any privacy issue if the torch on-off could be included on the lock screen. If this is possible it would give a quick access when needed. I do not mean to remove it from where it is now. I mean to copy the button on the lock screen. Unless there is a button combination to turn it on.
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I was thinking (just kidding, someone else brought me to this idea) and don’t know if this procedure changes actual firmware version, but still it is just about procedure by itself here (or rather how I see this might be done). And perhaps this procedure, if used as re-flash to make sure that TPS firmware is up to date indeed, helps to you and @fiacco with some issues of yours, if any still there:
Download firmware-tps6598x-nonfree and librem5-devkit-tools, by following official instructions as mandatory, which is, of course, self-explanatory here. Extract those two necessary archives into some particular folder (or two, 20210921 and 20211110 used in this post) of your choice:
cd /home/YourComputer/Downloads/20210921/firmware-tps6598x-nonfree-master
ls -la
cp tps65982-librem5-dp-alt-mode.bin /home/YourComputer/Downloads/20211110/librem5-devkit-tools-pureos-byzantium/scripts −− or just use your favorite File-manager,
cd /home/YourComputer/Downloads/20211110/librem5-devkit-tools-pureos-byzantium/scripts
ls -la
Confirm that tps65982-librem5-dp-alt-mode.bin is already parked there, when everything ready (please take a deep breath, that’s easy part 
), and let it happen:
sudo ./write_flash.sh tps65982-librem5-dp-alt-mode.bin
@carlosgonz (and other knowledgeable members), as after all it was already your initiative (here and somewhere else, I think), can you please take a look if anything wrong here in this post? Please confirm here described procedure, even before anyone tries what I posted!
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