system-image-dbus seems to wait for WiFi before installing an already downloaded OS update
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Ubuntu system image |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
krillin, rc-propose/
Description
I downloaded an OS update with wifi, then I switched wifi off. I tried installing the update, but nothing happened.
After 1:30h I switched WiFi on. At that point the phone suddenly rebooted to install the update while I was doing something else!
I'm not sure if this is a reliable way to reproduce the bug, but here's what happened:
1) Turn WiFi on
2) Go to system-
3) Download OS update
4) disable WiFi, mobile data is now ON and CONNECTED
5) press on "Install"
6) Confirm installation on the system settings dialog
Expected outcome
The phone is rebooted to install the update
Actual outcome
Nothing happens until WiFi is switched back on again.
When you turn WiFi back on, the phone suddenly reboots while you're using it
Your phone is probably set to only download while over wifi. I forget exactly where this is in the ui but there's a place where you can tell it to always download regardless of whether you're on wifi or data. This can also be set via the command line if you log into your phone.
See `man system-image-cli` and `man system-image-dbus` for details.