Deleting /var/lib/ubuntu-location-service/config.ini and restarting device seems to unlock the GPS-Functionality at all !
A first position fix has only been available after connect to WIFI Network.
SensorStatus shows continously updated position data. Also UNAV has been able to locate the correct position.
unfortunately after two or three minutes GPS falls asleep and stops updating position data in SensorStatus.
Also UNAV stops updating position data.
After restarting SensorStatus and also restarting UNAV refreshes position data. Restarting UNAV only leads to an error report by UNAV: No access to GPS.
The output of
ubuntu-location-serviced-cli --bus system --get --property visible_space_vehicles
is also satellite data and additionally:
Attempted to unregister path (path[0] = com path[1] = ubuntu) which isn't registered
But I don't know what that means !
My general impression: Perhaps the GPS-problems may be caused by incorrect interaction with the power-management software
First of all: Partially Success !
Deleting /var/lib/ubuntu-location-service/config.ini and restarting device seems to unlock the GPS-Functionality at all !
A first position fix has only been available after connect to WIFI Network.
SensorStatus shows continously updated position data. Also UNAV has been able to locate the correct position.
unfortunately after two or three minutes GPS falls asleep and stops updating position data in SensorStatus.
Also UNAV stops updating position data.
After restarting SensorStatus and also restarting UNAV refreshes position data. Restarting UNAV only leads to an error report by UNAV: No access to GPS.
The output of
ubuntu-location-serviced-cli --bus system --get --property visible_space_vehicles
is also satellite data and additionally:
Attempted to unregister path (path[0] = com path[1] = ubuntu) which isn't registered
But I don't know what that means !
My general impression: Perhaps the GPS-problems may be caused by incorrect interaction with the power-management software