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Android device configuration for the bq Aquaris M5
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SIM cards not recognized after encryption #14

Closed andristeiner closed 8 years ago

andristeiner commented 9 years ago

I've encrypted the phone trough the Android default way ("Settings" > "Security" > "Encrypt phone"). Everything went fine so far, however the SIM cards are not recognized anymore. Its just like they're not inserted at all ("SIM empty" in "Settings" > "SIM Cards"). After restoring a unencrypted backup, everything is fine again without changing anything hardware related.

Kra1o5 commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the feedback @andristeiner

Can you provide a log with encrypted phone?

@eloimuns can you check it?

andristeiner commented 9 years ago

What do you need exactly? Is there a documentation somewhere? I'm not very into the whole process yet, sorry. I know "adb logcat", do you need it's output? If yes, from the whole bootup or when does the interesting stuff happen?

Kra1o5 commented 8 years ago

Hi @andristeiner ,

Sorry for big delay.

Do IT with app "Catlog" from playstore.

cmorlok commented 8 years ago

This could be the solution: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/117861/1

Kra1o5 commented 8 years ago

Hi @andristeiner ,

Thanks @cmorlok .

Now in our repos.

Included in cm-12.1-20151227-UNOFFICIAL-piccolo.

GreEtings

cmorlok commented 8 years ago

While this hack does actually fixes the issue, it shouldn't be necessary unless we also build for single SIM devices.

Instead ril-daemon2 should not be disabled in init.qcom.rc. This is only useful when persist.radio.multisim.config is set in init.c.

Kra1o5 commented 8 years ago

We can remove the prop & start service by default.

andristeiner commented 8 years ago

Verified, works with cm-12.1-20151227-UNOFFICIAL-piccolo now, thank you.

stucki commented 8 years ago

This issue was moved to bq-dev/android_device_bq_piccolo#14