I installed network-manager 0.9.10.0-4ubuntu14~mtrudel2 from ppa:mathieu-tl/nv-build on my mako ( vivid-proposed / #166 ) and on arale ( vivid-proposed / #165 ).
Both phones have problems recognizing an iPhone 6 hotspot ( security==WPA2). On boot, it gets recognized maybe 50% of the time. So I fired up a Nexus5 hotspot ( security==none ), and on boot, both devices always recognize it.
That said, neither properly ages it out of the network-indicator menu. I ran the same test on both devices, and after 15m, I still see 'AndroidAP' in the access point results returned by 'nmcli d wifi list'. Note, arale was associated to another AP at the time, whereas mako was not.
Also, neither mako nor arale seem to dynamically detect the Android AP after boot ( ie. boot the device with WiFi enabled, then activate the hotspot ). Again, I wanted >10m on both devices and never see the hotspot.
I installed network-manager 0.9.10. 0-4ubuntu14~ mtrudel2 from ppa:mathieu- tl/nv-build on my mako ( vivid-proposed / #166 ) and on arale ( vivid-proposed / #165 ).
Both phones have problems recognizing an iPhone 6 hotspot ( security==WPA2). On boot, it gets recognized maybe 50% of the time. So I fired up a Nexus5 hotspot ( security==none ), and on boot, both devices always recognize it.
That said, neither properly ages it out of the network-indicator menu. I ran the same test on both devices, and after 15m, I still see 'AndroidAP' in the access point results returned by 'nmcli d wifi list'. Note, arale was associated to another AP at the time, whereas mako was not.
Also, neither mako nor arale seem to dynamically detect the Android AP after boot ( ie. boot the device with WiFi enabled, then activate the hotspot ). Again, I wanted >10m on both devices and never see the hotspot.