I have a similar issue (let me know if I should open a new bug):
launching firefox for the first time (ie. while it's not running) works
fine. But, once it's running, any further invocation of firefox fails
with the "Firefox is already running..." dialog - for example, clicking
on a url in a
This can probably be closed. After receiving my tablet back from BQ with
the s/n, mac addresses, etc. reset, I haven't had this problem since.
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Ok.
"You will have lost your S/N, MAC addresses, and some key
material the HDMI software expects to find (but does not use)."
What partition(s) keep that data?
(Asking because I'm trying to gather data for discussing with BQ.)
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Ouch. What a way to learn about imei...
Is this then a fault with the flash tool I used? (I mean an official
tool from the manufacturer isn't supposed to destroy the device...)
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Also, probably related, I just discovered through an irc conversation on
#ubuntu-touch (thanks Mister_Q) that using the bq flash tool (which I did to
fix an unbootable
system) and selecting 'format and download' (which I also did), would have
deleted the imei partition.
Quite possible, seeing as
- syslog is attached
- wifi access point is set up as following: 2.4Ghz, channel 11, 20MHz width, AU
region, WPA2 PSK security, wps disabled.
** Attachment added: "syslog"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/canonical-devices-system-image/+bug/1607684/+attachment/4709989/+files/syslog
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Public bug reported:
I have a M10, on ubuntu touch OTA-12 (and same issue previously on
OTA-11).
The issue is that it doesn't remember wifi networks properly. To
explain:
1. turn on tablet
2. select my wifi network from the list
3. enter password and click connect
4. reboot device
5. select my
