Install thats binaries and reboot
then sudo apt autoremove, sudo apt-mark hold linux*
Purism
Install thats binaries and reboot
then sudo apt autoremove, sudo apt-mark hold linux*
Purism
My auto-warn level is set to 30% (and has in the past been set to 20%). And invariably the phone is going on charge after the first time it asks me to put it on charge i.e. with an even lower charge level.
So, as neither of us experiences the problem but we have different charging strategies relative to ā40%ā, I donāt think thatās the difference.
Other factors to consider:
Thank you. When Iām back home I will test it and keep you updated.
Meanwhile Iām visitging your country. It is hot at the moment.
Thanks, but I donāt like to update the kernel to something I donāt fully understand (phone is my daily driver and I need it to work). Iāll wait until an official patch is released. Thanks anyway for thinking along!
In what part of the country are you that is hot?
Aragon: +30°C
My bad.
I was thinking that you lived in Spain. Sorry for that.
Since I reflashed a couple of days ago, I havenāt once seen the problem with the screen not coming on at boot, despite quite a few power-ons over these two days.
So I wonder what I might have done to the old install that isnāt present in the new install⦠(Other than going from non-LUKS to LUKS.)
I am no longer using L5 Liberty for main phone due the start up problem.
It just got updated with new kernel today June 30, no more updates⦠same start up problem.
5 times to get started⦠tried twice same result.
I used to turn of during travel and back on for several hours check mail wait for calls due to the battery drain ⦠not using suspend. Too much of a pain to get started.
Hope someone gets this bug fixed soon OR Crimson is gets to usable state (waiting).
Any way, thanks for recent help and Iāll continue reading forum.
Sincerely D. Spring
My librem 5 was also suffering from this issue, but the issue was always intermittent, happening often and then randomly wouldnāt happen.
Now this issue was happening before I had dropped the phone a couple of times, which I give it credit for barely getting a scratch (although the second time put a crack in the screen), it still functioned as normal, only recently it took a very soft fall onto a carpeted floor by just barely a foot off the ground and the screen popped right out. The glue holding the screen in has totally given up, and although this seems irrelevant it did lead me to discover that the issue with the screen not powering on at random was related to pressure on the screen at the very bottom (above the usb-c port).
If I turn the phone off and on again, the screen will not power on unless I put pressure on the bottom center of the screen.
I can only assume that due to previous overheating in summer months that it may have affected soldered connections within the screen.