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[OnePlus 9 Pro] eudemonics:
I am running the latest stock Oxygen OS version (11.2.10.10.LE15AA), rooted with Magisk. Somehow the internal /sdcard directory got unmounted and now I cannot save anything to the user storage because it doesn't exist. I could not even take screenshots because it saves by default to /sdcard/DCIM/Screenshots which doesn't exist now, so I apologize for having to take photos of a screen (the first is from terminal, the other 2 are from ES File Explorer). However, when I run "ls -la /" as superuser in a terminal window it lists sdcard. Does anyone know how to fix this? How do I re-mount /sdcard and get it recognized again?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] toolhas4degrees:
Try to reboot to recovery and factory reset
[OnePlus 9 Pro] eudemonics:
Fixed the /sdcard unmounted error!

What finally ended up working was flashing the Oxygen OS zip in TWRP and rebooting without root. I noticed my internal storage was restored along with all the files in it — but then when I rebooted to bootloader to re-root the device with a Magisk-patched boot.img (booting into Android once as temp root with "fastboot boot magisk_patched.img", then running the Magisk app and selecting "direct install" to patch boot.img for permanent root) the /sdcard unmounted error came back! So I disabled all the newer Magisk mods I had installed, rebooted, and I have /sdcard again along with root. Yay! Factory reset was going to be my next attempt if that didn't work though.
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Questions & Answers] androidexplorerid:
Already tried flashing stock firmware got this after unfortunately restoring a corrupted backup. Hope someone can help tqs.View attachment 5475467
[Oppo Reno 2 Questions & Answers] Sathome:
Hello,

I have an issue with my Oppo Reno2. My wife have the same phone and recieved new update but i haven't. I am from France and my build is CPH1907EX_11_C49.

Thanks
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
I already had to have a defective screen replaced but now I more times than not have no signal. My OnePlus 7t has full signal strength. I'm missing calls and it's unacceptable. I'm never purchasing another Google phone again. I should have learned my lesson with the Nexus 6p. They will be emailing me with return instructions within the next day. I demanded a remedy or a full refund and they obviously have zero remedies as it's apparent the cheap Samsung modem they used is likely the cause. I tried all the potential from fixes but nothing works and I shouldn't have to disable 2g or downgrade to lte. So disappointed with Google. Think I'll stick with my 7T until something better comes out. Maybe I'll go with the M11 Ultra.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] ggrant3876:
Sorry for your bad experience. My P6P has about 15% better reception and 20% better DL speeds than my Note 20 Ultra so I can't imagine it would be the modem since they are probably the same.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
Glad you aren't experiencing this issue but it seems to be a mass issue and Google has been completely silent. I don't trust them after what I went through with the Nexus 6p which resulted in a class action suit settlement. I sense this phone will follow the same path too.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] d.cortez:
who is your cell service provider? Thanks.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
TMobile. In the Phoenix metro area. Going to a TMobile store now to get a new sim card. Doubt it will help but we'll see.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
I just returned from TMobile. New sim card. No change. They didn't charge me since it made no improvement. Sorry, phone is junk. Never getting another Google phone again. Never.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] d.cortez:
@Starzboy77 - yikes! i had a similar problem with an AT&T P6P, when using an eSim and nano Sim (tried 4 eSims). the phone wouldn't hold a signal so i returned it to the store. the one thing i didn't try was forcing the phone to use a 4G/LTE signal (supposedly fixes some connection issues). thanks for taking time to respond to my questions.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] TonikJDK:
Yea, on VZ in the Cleveland area I am dropping signal also. Never dropped with my 3XL or my Note 20.

Driving across the turnpike going to Michigan it dropped multiple times. The turnpike is rocl solid coverage. They added towers years ago to be sure it was solid end to end.

This phone is going to be a nightmare to use when the snow is gone and I start traveling on my motorcycle. I suspect I will replace it before then unless there is a software fix. This modem is junk.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
Problems with nexus 6p were because of Qualcomm and their half baked soc. This is not a Qualcomm.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
No. The 6p had a bad mic issue and a bad battery issue that would lead to shutdowns while still reading at 40% power. It also had bootloop issues that were related to the board I believe. It was plagued with problems which the Pixel 6 Pro seems to be matching. Connectivity, overheating, Bluetooth, battery to name a few and my first one came with a screen defect that required a screen replacement.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
I can only guess that those problems are imaginary or due to some weird garbage you installed. I took mine off the charger on Friday morning. Currently at 25%. Battery life and obviously heat are non-issues. Bluetooth works perfectly.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
And fwiw, Qualcomm pmics always read bad on the battery.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
My problem is connectivity issues. The battery, Bluetooth and heat issues are widely discussed and reported.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
My issue with the 6p was the bad battery. Mic was fine.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Shanks:
Connectivity was the worst for me with TMobile, download speed of less than 1mbps, calls and texts were bad, after a decade of loyalty i ditched them, went to at&t and all good, only problem i have with this phone is the screen not responding to touch for a few seconds a few times a day
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mac796:
I sent mine back to be repaired mic didn't work at all. I sure hope they send me a new phone and not split it open
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] johninsf:
I have been hesitant to say there's connectivity issues on the P6P. However, my experience hasn't been great. Compared to my P4a5g, signals are similarly weird but I get more bars consistently on the P4a5g.

Disclaimer: I straddle weak 5g and LTE signals in almost dead center of SF.

Even turning off 5g to eliminate the terrible handoff to LTE, I bounce between LTE bands on each end of our flat.

I have to be right in the middle of a strong signal area to get full bars with the P6P; consistent 5g is elusive.

Maybe it is time to look at other carriers? I have been with TMo since 1999. Seriously.

Would love to hear from anyone in SF on their carrier experiences. Have always avoided Verizon and AT&T. What about Google Fi?

My sim card is ~4-5 years old. I should get a new one. Is eSim better for signal?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
I mean I think we're pretty lucky in North America because we get to choose from 3 providers instead of one (the more the better for sure). I'm not in SF but I know that sometimes, changing cell providers can make a world of difference. even in cities. different towers from different companies use different bands. it can make such a difference. a good start is a new SIM card for sure. I suggest people get a new one every 5 years.

some providers might also give you a 2 day trial, maybe look at that option? (they do in CA).
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] johninsf:
@Alekos thank you for the feedback.

Since the P6P supports eSim, testing other providers should be easy, right? I am guessing that using eSim doesn't make a difference in network connectivity performance. If you understand otherwise, please let me know.

And yes. I will definitely get a new sim. Can't hurt; might help.

Thanks again.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] ajsmsg78:
The same thing was happening to me about 2 months ago on both of my Poco F3's right before I got the 6 Pro. It ended up being something with T-Mobile as the problem stopped about a week and a half later.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
eSIM has a lot of benefits. but I'm just old school I guess. if the phone breaks I can transfer the sim card to another phone without having to call the silly cellphone carrier. eSIM is great but the technology is so new. It's funny though, some P6P owners actually said that when they got an eSIM, their connection got better, but this is completely unheard of (and probably has to do with the carrier apn configuration on the 6 series.

I'm also against eSIM because of privacy concerns etc. I have 2 different phones (one of them with a different name and address) that I use, so I'm kinda against eSIMs for different reasons. but try it. theoretically it should be no different in cell coverage, but crazier things have happened.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
So your problem was qcom related, not google.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
"bars" is only a reading relative to itself and can't be compared between phones. I do notice that the P6P shows fewer bars typically, HOWEVER, it actually holds a signal very well. FAR FAR better than P2XL, and about equal to Nexus 6 which was about the best I'd ever seen for holding on to a signal.

Sim card is ONLY an authorization module and doesn't have any bearing on how it holds on to a signal, HOWEVER, it can impact what signals it is authorized to connect to.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Az Biker:
Sorry to hear of your issues, but I'm not sure it's systemic issue with the Pixel devices.

I had several Google/Pixel devices over the years; Nexus 6P, 2 XL, Pixel 5, and now the 6 Pro.

None of these devices gave me signal, connectivity, or reception issues. As a matter of fact, I work in a pretty remote area bout 35 miles outside of a small town (just a few hours southwest of Phoenix), and have gotten quite good service/signal on all the mentioned Pixel devices, including my P6P.

I've been on Verizon with all these devices, and my P6P has a physical SIM card.

It's probably safe to say that every manufacturer has devices with less than stellar reputations or has batches with buggy issues, and that mass produced, complicated electronic devices made by humans in less than ideal conditions are going to have batches of issues here and there, across the manufacturer board.

Spending a lot of $$ and getting a faulty device sucks, no doubt. And while your experience is certainly a let down for you and those who have similar buggy devices, there are far more users enjoying their Pixel family of devices for many years without significant issue.

Again, not it any way to diminish your bad experience, just to contrast it with those who haven't experienced the same issues with Google's devices.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] somethingsomethingroot:
I've had issues with 5G dropping to LTE, but not the overall signal dropping. Such a wide range of usability on this phone.

I'm not gonna say to trust the big company, but I got a free Pixel XL at the time and like $400 few years later. That wasn't exactly the worst outcome.

Though signal drops and boot loops are a different class of issue. Don't sense a lawsuit over it, but I'm fine being wrong about it.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] domestickreation:
I have issues with my Verizon P6P dropping WiFi continuously...I've owned a lot of phones on every carrier and never experienced anything like this. The phone will connect to Wifi (router/modem in the same room) then immediately drop it and return to LTE (I've set LTE as my preferred band)...it's strange...I've reset the network connections..no help...reset the phone to factory setting...no help...Normally I can trouble shoot an issue pretty effectively but have had no luck...Yes I've owned other Pixel devices in the past and had no issues.....If it's software related, I would have thought Google would have addressed this issue...since it's a connectivity issue which is a very serious problem for a phone lol
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] rosso22:
I have a physical sim and esim in my p6p, they are both on the same network but the esim often has no signal when the physical sim does (both on 4g or esim on 5g, same problem) This is sat in my house where my pixel 4a 5g had both sims and never lost signal ever. So IMHO the esim is weaker than the physical sim and the signal in general is much weaker than previous phones in the same location. And the wi-fi calling handover is crap and have to toggle airplane mode to reconnect to network.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] johninsf:
Noted.

Clarification: signal, data, call quality, texting is poor at times + bars align = exclamation, one or two bars = issues are likely my location, towers, hole in coverage. Possibly modem because I do see a difference with another phone and same sim. Is it bad enough for me to return the phone: no. Annoying: yes.

Good to know!

Thank you.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] djy:
T-Mobile here. I only receive LTE inside the house. I was constantly losing cell service on two Pixel 6 Pro's. Turning off WIFI calling fixed the problem for some reason. Speed isn't great at home but at least we have a reliable signal now. This never happened on our Pixel 3's.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] johninsf:
The December security update is packed full of features and fixes = comes out next week.

Maybe this one will help connectivity.

Network & Telephony

General improvements for network connection stability & performance *[7].

Fix for crash in Settings when toggling Airplane mode on certain network configurations *[7].

Here is a link to details on 9to5Google.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
the reports are all over the map, that's why I was referring to something more going on with the phone. there's going to be a ton of updates in the next few weeks, months? so hopefully it gets resolved. I would say most people don't have issues. but a lot people are having problems (a lot more than is normal usually with a release) so we'll just have to wait and see I guess.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Gerr1985:
TMobile here and I'm in the far south west suburbs of Chicago. I get amazing 5G signal, and outside my home I get about 250 Mbps download. Inside home I get about 50-60. I played with WiFi calling stuff and I think things are working better with it all off. Not that I had many issues with it in, just helped my battery I think somehow having it off.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Utini:
That is very interesting. Because it doesnt make sense at all.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] hello00:
Same Tmo. inside my house I get 95-100mbps. Outside I get even more. 5G everywhere in Miami.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bhasb:
I am from India, i have call drop issues when i am using the phone outside with out WI FI. Phone work absolutely fine when its connected to WIFI. i am on Airtel Network.

Waiting for the December update it may fix the network issues
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] rosso22:
I know it doesn't make sense to me either. Surely the sims use the same antenna, so how can one see it and one not, when they are on the same network. The eSim does eventually find a signal, usually when I leave my house, but sometimes shows less signal on the eSim when it does come on.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Maybe it's a matter similar to this scenario: When my wife and I had the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3, she would get a good signal and I wouldn't when we were together - then other times I would get a good signal and she wouldn't. I took it into a Sprint store and they fiddled with mine, supposedly, and they told me something like that each SIM card is set to prefer certain cell towers. That doesn't mean they can't use the others, but in this example, our cell phones were using different towers when we were both in the same spot.

After they fiddled with it, it seemed better, but that was such a long time ago, who knows. :D I don't know if this is realistic or not, nor whether it would necessarily apply to other carriers, but for what it's worth.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] d.cortez:
Received an unlocked P6P today, configured an eSIM and nano SIM (e.g., 2 cellular numbers with 5G access) and had the same inconsistent cellular and data connection/issue as my former ATT P6P.

However, after changing the phone's network connections from its default settings to LTE only, connectivity issues went away. I switched back to default settings, data and cellular connectivity issues returned. My simple laymen's conclusion: 5G to LTE, or LTE to 5G tower handoffs aren't handled well with the phone. (This is a very unscientific conclusion based on my observations in a supposedly strong 5G area). Nonetheless, I'm glad the P6P is finally meeting "my basic" expectations, or also works as a phone. 👍
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mkhcb:
How I fixed this issue on my end.

Settings> Network and Internet> Setting bolt icon next to my mobile carrier (T-Mobile)> Access Point Name> Created my own with the same settings from my carrier (T-Mobile) but with "APN type" only having: default,supl,mms,DUN

The rest of the APN stuff seemed to break my mobile data.

Hope this works for others too.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Starzboy77:
Well after a few days with the December update, I have seen no change with connectivity. Sorry, Google released a defective product and I will be demanding they accept a return immediately. I don't care if I'm past their arbitrary 15 day window. The primary function of this device is to be a phone and it fails miserably. Google should be ashamed of themselves. I'll file a BBB and FCC/FTC complaint if I have too. I refuse to drop close to a grand for what I'm not receiving. Never again Google.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] swieder711:
I took my P6P on it's first road trip and was disappointed. I'm on Vz, running the December update and selected LTE as the signal band. I'm using a 5+ year old SIM, so I may get that replaced. My Pixel 3 with the same SIM never had this poor connectivity.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Az Biker:
Certainly looks like you got a bad device.

What I find odd about the Dc update is; it seems like half of those getting it see big improvements, and half see little to no improvement.

Gotta be a good batch vs bad batch scenario.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
Definitely a stretch to say its defective. Especially since it works perfectly. Yours could be broken, or your carrier could be broken.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bobby janow:
No, he's right. There is a huge contingent of people with these P6 devices and P2P that are having major connectivity problems. Once it connects it's usually fine but even in my home yesterday the network dropped and I lost my call right in the middle of it. Looked and it had an X on the network and a few minutes later it came back. I'm not sure if it's the updates from Nov and Dec but it's definitely happening. Google is reporting to please not RMA they'll have a fix soon.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
so this is interesting, Google has created a new Form that they are sending out to users during support:

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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zurhuho:
I switched to LTE working super fine in tmobile
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] MArtyChubbs:
I was in the same boat with VZW; had to get a new SIM to ensure the p6p would have the best connectivity with their 5g network.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] TonikJDK:
How old was your SIM, perhaps I should do the same.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Warning to anyone, there is no way to confirm that Google Form is provided by Google Support. I'm not saying it's not, but the Form automatically reports back your email (you have to be signed in to Google to use the form), and you have no idea who the information is going to.

@Alekos , if you have a source (article or other) that gives the link to this Google Form, it would be better to cite the article than the Google Form link directly. And please don't get me wrong, I'm not accusing you of doing anything wrong, but that's just one general weakness of Google Forms - you have no idea who the information is actually being reported to. It could be an individual with no relation to Google harvesting your emails and other information.

When I used a Google Form on XDA recently, I bent over backward ensuring that I didn't have it set to retrieve information like emails and names from anyone who filled it out. Even then afterwards, I reported my own post to ask moderators what they thought of it. They approved it, but they wished I had asked them before even posting it.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] MArtyChubbs:
Pixel XL
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
you are 100% right. it seemed fine at first, but after reading your comment I shouldn't have posted it. my apologies to the board//
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] A.Priori:
OP, sounds like a Tmobile problem.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] A.Priori:
Feels like I have mentioned SF before on a another forum but I have 5g and it's strong and I'm in SF too. However, I am ATT :P Tmobile is 3rd tier around here.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] LOTL:
I'm in the same boat but have 7 days left to return the phone. I've tried contacting Google via Chat which out me 79th in line, their callback feature isn't working here in the US due to call centers impacted by the tornados supposedly and the last thing left are the useless community forums.

I did at least get my phone working by changing the network type via a procedure I found on the Google pixel reddit forum.

I'll most likely initiate the return process today, call ATT and start the nightmare of changing my plan back and deal with their call centers.

I feel your pain and hope you get some resolution. I really wanted to like this phone but the network issue and not receiving certain texts is unacceptable.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bobby janow:
You have some time before you need to send it back too. Maybe like 15 extra days after you initiate the return? By then the network issues might be resolved. They better be, this is a mess.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] jal3223:
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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] johninsf:
As another simple layman, I absolutely agree with this.

The 5G to LTE handoff really struggles in my experience so I set to LTE only as well.

Caveat: I am in a mini Bermuda Triangle of coverage in SF. Signal routinely (and poorly) bounces back and forth between LTE / 5G when it was on.

You might think this is the carrier but not so in this case.

My neighbor downstairs has AT&T and also has weaker signal and I have acknowledged location as a variable in connectivity issues. Also, when I am connected to 5G, I see this.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Thank you very much @Alekos! No sweat, it's hard to be 100% aware of the potential repercussions of everything and it's a shame we have to be so careful.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] MArtyChubbs:
Yeah don't accept it and return it. Get out while you can.

I just hope you have a backup to use in the meantime. Good luck
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] eddiedimitris:
Hello

the same connectivity issues has pixel 6?
[Google Pixel 6] mil_house:
Hello

Today , i just mounted my new pixel 6 on tripod, and try to take long time exposure photo

But when i see image in screen before to take photo, image is moving to much, and obiusly the photo is not good(moved)

I put the photo here and this a link from a video a take with my tablet, and you see the church is moving

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I take the photo from inside my home , no wild there , i try disable image stabilization and same results, i try other tripod, same results

Anyone have same problem?and why the image is moving?

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[Google Pixel 6] mil_house:
I discover image only move in camera mode, is switch to video mode, image dont move, using or not image stabilization

I record again the screen better quality

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