Basically just wondering if it would be possible to replace parts in the Pinebook Pro with parts from a newer model, assuming one will even exist. Specifically the main board. I imagine a new laptop using the Quartz64 board is inevitable.

Hey all. I have a PPP and I am running Mobian Trixie + Phosh. I have GNOME Snapshot installed via Flatpak, and I have PipeWire set up as the system audio daemon.

GNOME Snapshot works quite well right after booting, but after suspending the output in snapshot is blank.

Now, I want to debug this, but I haven't found any leads. I am more than happy to get my hands dirty. I tried searching for this issue on Google a few times, but either Google fails me, or it seems there is not much written about this issue. I can see that PPP camera goes through Pipewire and libcamera, but I don't see any obvious issues from the Pipewire PoV and restarting the Pipewire daemon does not help.

Anyone know what I can do here? Again, happy to get my hands dirty, but I am having a bit of difficulty finding threads to pull on.

in my trial postmarket gnome system, the app software does not work. Any hints on how to make this run, or are we working with terminal here?

Has anyone been able to solve this?
I'm using Arch Linux Plasma on the PPP and everything is perfect except no onscreen keyboard in Libreoffice. I have installed the compatibility package KDE integration for Libreoffice and still no luck. I have also noticed that Libreoffice as a favorite in Folio screen will not stay after reboot. The original install of Arch Plasma works fine and Libreoffice has an onscreen keyboard which is the Suru version with all the themes. After a major update that Suru keyboard is replaced by Maliit and the onscreen keyboard no longer functions in Libreoffice. Onscreen keyboard works every where else. I have also tried Onboard and no luck there either.
Any idea's?

Hello together,
is there any option to calibrate the gps hardware, or to enter something like "correction value"?

I own two Pinephone64 3MB devices, that I bought about begin of 2020.
From day one, both devices showed my GPS position wrong. After some time of warmup, they find that, what they think is my position and show it in the map. However. the position is always about 300 ft south west my real position. 

This error does not change over time (after more warmup), not from distro to distro and not from version to version.
It is not related to my actual position. It seems not to be related to the devices regional settings.

As I was very unsatisfied by other Pinephone / Mobile Linux features, I let it go, hoping, this would be a bug, someone else would report.
Am I missing anything?
Best regards
Frytz

In olden days we’d "peek" and "poke" the Display Controller, to see weird and wonderful displays. Today (46 years later), we poke around the Display Controller of Star64 JH7110 RISC-V SBC with a modern tool (not BASIC): U-Boot Bootloader!

In this article we discover…
(1) U-Boot Commands "md" and "mw" for Dumping and Writing Memory
(2) That we use to power up the Video Output and Display Controller on the StarFive JH7110 SoC
(3) By modding the JH7110 Registers for Power Management Unit, Clock and Reset
(4) Also how we’ll create our own Display Driver for JH7110
(5) In spite of the Missing and Incorrect Docs


RISC-V Star64 JH7110: Power Up the Display Controller with U-Boot Bootloader

I posted there on using the keyboard for the Linux console.

Fix the Linux Console for the PinePhone Keyboard

https://www.reichelt.at/at/de/entwickler..._pdn&nbc=1

Is there an reason i cant use this emmc board for the rockpro 64?

Are there a difference between emmc boards at all?

Thank you

https://www.reichelt.at/at/de/entwickler..._pdn&nbc=1

Is there an reason i cant use this emmc board for the rockpro 64?

Are there a difference between emmc boards at all?

Thank you

I've seen specs for the Mali GPUs (e.g. Mali 400/450 MP2) that include gigapixels per second (gpix/s).

Is that a useful metric?

If you're rendering 2D graphics (texture quads), is there any correlation?