using the command in comment #3 I see satellites but the app still
doesn't show any data so assuming the app is not of help here, and it
seems gps is working
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/loc$ ubuntu-location-serviced-cli --bus system --get
--property visible_space_vehicles
Visible space vehicles:
(type: gps, prn: 7, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data: 0,
used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 42 deg, elevation: 310 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 8, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data: 0,
used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 67 deg, elevation: 187 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 9, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data: 0,
used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 42 deg, elevation: 248 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 11, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 13 deg, elevation: 180 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 16, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 41 deg, elevation: 61 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 21, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 9 deg, elevation: 38 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 23, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 32 deg, elevation: 210 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 26, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 16 deg, elevation: 76 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 27, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 69 deg, elevation: 73 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 30, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 14 deg, elevation: 307 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 65, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 3 deg, elevation: 239 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 66, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 16 deg, elevation: 289 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 67, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 8 deg, elevation: 339 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 74, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 29 deg, elevation: 100 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 75, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 67 deg, elevation: 30 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 84, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 32 deg, elevation: 36 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 85, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 67 deg, elevation: 108 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 86, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 30 deg, elevation: 182 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 211, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 39 deg, elevation: 192 deg)
(type: gps, prn: 212, snr: 0, has_almanac_data: 0, has_ephimeris_data:
0, used_in_fix: 0, azimuth: 67 deg, elevation: 91 deg)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1489329
Title:
MX4 GPS doesn't work at all
Status in Canonical System Image:
Confirmed
Status in location-service package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
When using location for navigation, GPS is essential. Location can
also be based on Wifi or phone network, but accuracy for that is
insufficient for driving/geocaching/any application except nearby
restaurants.
I can currently only get a location based on wifi / phone network. If
I disable this feature, I get no location at all. Not after reboot,
not sometimes, not ever.
Trying to do: Navigate using GPS and/or network
What I expect: Accuracy is high with all location services on. It
decreases slightly when network based location is switched off. It
decreases sharply when only GPS is switched off.
What happens: Accuracy is very low (30m - 2000m) with all location
services on. Location is impossible when network based location is
switched off. It doesn't make a difference if I switch the GPS on or
off.
This may be a hardware issue, and I'll probably be sending in my phone
(MX4) for check/repair, but that would mean missing my phone. I'd much
rather troubleshoot myself.
I already have location test and sensorsstatus to monitor this, but I
want to know more about if the chip is functioning. Which logs are
relevant? I've thought about flashing android on and seeing if that
helps (which makes it a software issue), or doesn't (which makes it a
hardware issue). Is there an easier way to get an answer to the
software/hardware question?
Thanks!
Meizu MX4, Ubuntu 15.04r4
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