Make sure Buran isn't running on your Android device. If it is, kill it.
Turn on Airplane mode (or join a Wifi network that doesn't have internet access)
Start Buran.
Buran immediately crashes, with no dialog box or error
Expected Behavior: Buran should not crash. Ideally Buran should detect if the device is in Airplane mode (or otherwise not connected to the internet) and display an error message like "Device is in Airplane mode" or "Device does not have internet access"
If it helps you debug it, this same issue exists in Ariane as well.
If it matters, I am using a Kindle Fire 7 9th Generation (running FireOS 7, which is based on Android 9)
Corewala
commented
2 years ago
Expected Behavior: Buran should not crash. Ideally Buran should detect if the device is in Airplane mode (or otherwise not connected to the internet) and display an error message like "Device is in Airplane mode" or "Device does not have internet access"
If it helps you debug it, this same issue exists in Ariane as well.
If it matters, I am using a Kindle Fire 7 9th Generation (running FireOS 7, which is based on Android 9)