We have moved to a new Sailfish OS Forum. Please start new discussions there.
![]() | 1 | initial version | posted 2015-09-12 15:39:48 +0200 |
I updated sailfish os to 1.1.7.28 - during the process it stopped twice with main screen error message saying to reboot.
After the first update error, I rebooted and restarted the process through the "settings -> OS updates" GUI. After the second update error, the "settings -> OS updates" GUI was already on version 1.1.7.28, so I had to execute "version --dup" to complete the update.
So far so good, I rebooted and everything seems to work, even if the default update process left ~100MB of .rpm packages into some sub-dirs of "/var/cache/zypp/packages".
Before the update I had all the three android marketplaces from jolla store installed and working, they disappeared after the update.
All the other android apps seems in place, but every time I use one of them, it behave like in the first execution after install, with demo and without saved games.
I looked into ~nemo/android_storage/Android/{data,obb} and apps directories are still there.
The questions are:
![]() | 2 | No.2 Revision |
I updated sailfish os to 1.1.7.28 - during the process it stopped twice with main screen error message saying to reboot.
After the first update error, I rebooted and restarted the process through the "settings -> OS updates" GUI. After the second update error, the "settings -> OS updates" GUI was already on version 1.1.7.28, so I had to execute "version --dup" to complete the update.
So far so good, I rebooted and everything seems to work, even if the default update process left ~100MB of .rpm packages into some sub-dirs of "/var/cache/zypp/packages".
Before the update I had all the three android marketplaces from jolla store installed and working, they disappeared after the update.
All the other android apps seems in place, but every time I use one of them, it some of them behave like in the first execution after install, with demo and without saved games.
I looked into ~nemo/android_storage/Android/{data,obb} and apps directories are still there.
The questions are: