I'm sorry if I missed this, I did try to look first... I was wondering if there are 3-d model files for the body and/or the body parts? It would make attempting to design 3-d printed mods, cases, etc... a little faster. Specifically I'm attempting to design a skeleton to eliminate the flex in the hollow-ish tapered area of the laptop, down below the keyboard in the trackpad half of the base. This is not my specialty and having a model to start with would help a lot. Thanks.

Hi,

Is there a 3d model or a schematic with measurements of the back case of the PinePhone? I think this would make it way easier to utilize the extra expansion pins on the back of the phone if the community had access to some sort of model so we could design accessories for the phone.

When will we be able to purchase cases and other accessories for our Pine Phones  ?

I remember reading that the proceeds from the cases will go to the community....

The previously mentioned keyboards may be nice for some users.  ?

Some screen protectors would also be  very nice item to have.

*  I realize it may be a while but a projected estimate would be nice.

Personally I would really like a pouch type case,  that goes on the belt.

ADD :

Every 'SMART' phone I have owned so far, has wound up with a cracked or shattered screen....
It is cheaper to replace the phone than have the screen replaced..!
SO Perhaps a Screen Protector should be number one ?
Though my Iphone screen cracked even with the screen protector installed.

I have installed the latest ayufuan bionic image with 4.4 kernel on a Rock64

Was thinking of switching to mainline kernel instead of 4.4 which I use on some other sbc's

https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-b...upgrade.md

In particular I need to support interrupts, pullup/down and epoll.

What if any advantages are there to moving to the mainline kernel??  Especially with regards the gpio buses, DTOs and such.

I have been trying, unsuccessfully, to read the temperature from the TS-ADC controller. I have configured the various TSADC registers and. as far as I can tell, the relevant clocks are all enabled. Still, any attempt to read TSADC_DATA0 results in 0. Also, if I understand correctly, the value of TSADC_USER_CON shows that the analog-to-digital conversion never finishes.

Here are the values of the various registers that I believe are related to the TSADC:

Edited:
Issue was fixed using the firmware and instructions form https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=8407

-Many thanks to all those who helped.



Hi all, first I want to say I love the build quality of the Pinebook Pro, the key travel is great. In fact I am writing this post using the hardware right now   . I do occasionally do get missed key presses as I have seen by other posts, and am very grateful for the work being put into updating the firmware.

My only current major issue is the touchpad, it is almost non-working. Sometimes it thinks I have it pressed when I don't, even when no fingers are touching it, it will click a on-screen button every few seconds with no hands touching it. Other times it will not register clicks or my fingers moving across the surface of the touch area.

I have tried disabling and re-enabling all of the options under Touchpad in the Mouse Preferences, but nothing has improved its ability to function correctly.

For now the only way I have been able to get around this was to plug in an external mouse, which makes navigating GUIs doable.

Is there some way that maybe the touchpad is not calibrated correctly, or a way to calibrate it?

Thank you to all the people that have worked on this project, I have showed it to others I know and one day hope to make this (Pinebook Pro) my personal daily driver.

p.s. I have also seen posts about fingers slightly touching the touchpad when resting palms for typing causing keypress issues and I have specifically tried to touch type keys with nothing touching the touchpad and was still getting very delayed inupt from the keys.

Within hours of receiving my PBP the other day, I went to take the little sticker off then clean the residual adhesive with a touch of lacquer thinner (thinking the finish would handle that). Alas, even with a fairly quick wipe, my white paper towel was black. Luckily, the "damage" is only noticeable if you're looking for it.

Also, to be clear, I'm not complaining, just letting everyone know! 

Edit: this was on the plastic keyboard deck, not the outer magnesium shell. I haven't hit the shell with any chemicals yet (not that I'm explicitly planning on it )

Anyone succeeded paring their headset (Bose QC 35 etc)? Not me.

[Update Feb 2020: I can pair my Bose QC 35 on Manjaro].

It seems like a nice piece of hardware, but I dont need it now with my original Pine64.

What else is it compatible with (and/or touch support too)?

I've had a Rock64 since maybe June 2018.  Getting video out of it initially was a problem because it didn't recognize my old monitor's EDID.  Somebody on here walked me through using an EDID file, running update-initramfs and it worked fine.

Then winter came and the Rock64 was in an unheated basement so I didn't use it, but left it running.  At one point I tried to do something on it and it wasn't working so I tried a new SD card with a fresh image (but didn't do the EDID stuff), that didn't work.  This summer I used a Raspberry Pi down there then bought an Odroid N2, but I just found my Rock64 again.  Didn't boot with the SD card in it, which had files from 2018.  I salvaged some stuff from it and reloaded the SD with the latest stable Ayufan Debian.  Tried at least part of the