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I just lost over 400 Mbof my mobile internet volume because the update wizard restarted the download (of 3.2.0) in the last quarter of the download process.
(As a side note I was a bit upset about the update being 480Mb instead of 'about 380Mb' as noted in the announcement).
There was no warning or indication whatsoever. Neither can I cancel the download to postpone to a later time when I might get access to a WLAN.

I'm abroad on a network limited to 3G. Usually it's stable but there are occasional decreases im signal strength.

I would have thought that Sailfish OS is capable to resume the download of an update when the connection should be interrupted.
Isn't updating basically dowloading a number of RPM packages? Why won't the already downloaded ones be cached?

I just lost over 400 Mbof Mb of my mobile internet volume because the update wizard restarted the download (of 3.2.0) in the last quarter of the download process.
(As a side note I was a bit upset about the update being 480Mb instead of 'about 380Mb' as noted in the announcement).
There was no warning or indication whatsoever. Neither can I cancel the download to postpone to a later time when I might get access to a WLAN.

I'm abroad on a network limited to 3G. 3G (hence losing 400 Mb is somewhat painful). Usually it's stable but there are occasional decreases im signal strength.

I would have thought that Sailfish OS is capable to resume the download of an update when the connection should be interrupted.
Isn't updating basically dowloading a number of RPM packages? Why won't the already downloaded ones be cached?

I just lost over 400 Mb of my mobile internet volume because the update wizard restarted the download (of 3.2.0) in the last quarter of the download process.
(As a side note I was a bit upset about the update being 480Mb instead of 'about 380Mb' as noted in the announcement).
There was no warning or indication whatsoever. Neither can I cancel the download to postpone to a later time when I might get access to a WLAN.

I'm abroad on a network limited to 3G (hence losing 400 Mb is somewhat painful). Usually it's stable but there are occasional decreases im signal strength.

I would have thought that Sailfish OS is capable to resume the download of an update when the connection should be interrupted.
Isn't updating basically dowloading a number of RPM packages? Why won't the already downloaded ones be cached?

I just lost over 400 Mb of my mobile internet volume because the update wizard restarted the download (of 3.2.0) in the last quarter of the download process.
There was no warning or indication whatsoever. (As a side note I was a bit upset about the update being 480Mb instead of 'about 380Mb' as noted in the announcement). announcement. I took the liberty of adjusting that).
There was no warning or indication whatsoever. Neither can I cancel the download to postpone to a later time when I might get access to a WLAN.

I'm abroad on a network limited to 3G (hence losing 400 Mb is somewhat painful). Usually it's stable but there are occasional decreases im signal strength.

I would have thought that Sailfish OS is capable to resume the download of an update when the connection should be interrupted.
Isn't updating basically dowloading a number of RPM packages? Why won't the already downloaded ones be cached?