Hello,

I have openmediavault nas running on one rockpro64 and i got second one as a backup but rather than laying on the shelf thought to use it as fire tv stick replacement in one room. 
Below are the things i tried:

• Libreelec is great but lack of web browser is a big disadvantage as i have wireless keyboard with touchapad. 
  
• Tried android 9.0 in hope to find and install some type of ui installer for and be able to control with hdmi cec but failed due to ethernet not working and i do not have wifi adapter.
  

Here's some recent news on LuneOS: https://pivotce.com/2019/10/24/luneos-oc...nog-latte/

This is a general news release (not specific to the PinePhone) on the latest OS release.

After I finally got it powered on, I I tried playing both a short movie, a youtube video, and a local MP3 file.  No audio from any source.

I did confirm the volume is 100%, not muted, and using the es8316-spk-sound device, output to the analog stereo output.

Test speaker buttons also make no noise.

I don't get anything from the onboard speakers or the headphone jack.  I haven't played with the UART switch yet as my understanding is that only affects the output of the jack itself, and not the onboard speakers.

apt update and apt upgrade have been run from the root logon.

Any suggestions?

Hi everyone! I've been testing overclocking on the rockpro64 for some time now, and I've gotten a stable ( I think ) overclock of 1.8/2.2 for the little and big cores.

However, when trying to push them any higher than 1800000000 and 2208000000 in the dts for ayufan-linux-mainline it never works.

I can attempt to set the big core to anything I'd like ( 7.0ghz ) and I get no real warning, and the clock as reported by sysfs is still 2.208ghz

I had to crank the voltage up a good bit to get them stable at this freq anyways so I'm not sure how much further I could go, but I'd like to try.

The thermals with 20mm heatsink + fan are still well within reason too.

I was playing with different OS images and decided that since I was able to successfully boot from SD card it would be OK to overwrite the eMMC module image.

I dd'ed a Rock64Pro (bionic-minal arm64) onto the eMMC and now it won't boot anymore, neither from eMMC nor SD.

I was able to eventually start from SD by disabling the eMMC via the internal switch, but since I can't see it I cannot write to it.

How can enable the eMMC but bypass it at boot in order to rewrite it from the PBP itself (I don't have any other equipment to which I can attach the eMMC).

I have enabled the serial connector and do have a serial console adapter that I can connect to a Linux box, and probably attach to via minicom.

Moving my information to its own thread here from the General Discussions forum as it seems like at least one other person is having the issue too. I'm thinking it is hardware related as it happens on bootup before it hits any graphical intensive tasks or a desktop. I can only adjust the brightness when  in desktop mode though, as it seems to be handled through the power management application.

Quote:I'm experiencing the exact same issue as Meatball regarding the flickering screen when on battery. When on AC power, it's fine, but as soon as I unplug it, any graphical related activity (even moving the mouse) causes random massive headache-inducing flickering. It seems to get worse as time goes on... It is still present with all dimming options off and happens at any brightness level as far as I can tell. I'm also hearing a high frequency whine when it switches to battery power though I haven't paid attention if it happens at different brightness levels. It's happening on both the default Debian install and on ayufan's rock64pro bionic-mate-pinebookpro-0.9.14-1159-armhf. I'll report back on other observations I make regarding this issue.

I and a lot of other fine folks have noted that my/their beautiful black precious Pro seems to be a magnet for finger prints and smudges.
Only subtle mind, not blatant, however inquiring minds have to ask...

Any suggestions for the best and safest way to clean the case to remove fingerprints and smudges?

Step 1: Get the file bl31.elf
You can build ATF with Upstream arm-trusted-firmware repository to get the file “bl31.elf” (Way 1) or you use the rk322xh_bl31_vXXX.elf file from rockchip rkbin repository (Way 2)

Way 1 (build ATF with Upstream arm-trusted-firmware repository to get “bl31.elf”)
Install the required packages (Debian / Ubuntu):

• Replace in the following Y.Y with the tag version number
  

Quote:At “Boot” must be a * if there is not a * then press “a” and then “w”

Quote:Replace sda1 with the name of your microSD (with number at the end)

Being a long time Windows Phone user, I still have a Microsuft USB-C Display Dock lying around.
My Lumia 950 is obsolete, but if possible, I would want to reuse the MS Display Dock.
It charges via USB-C, that's good, but as soon as I plug it in, the Pinebook display starts to blink. There is only the PB built-in display in the Control Centre/Displays dialog.
A keyboard connected to the USB hub won't work either. Strange.

Am I right to assume, that Pinebooks are disposeable items?

My 14" Pinebook died, when I tried to swap the LC unit with a 1080p one. The flat ribbon connector was held in place only by very flimsy soldering pads and the slight tug of releasing the flat ribbon was enough to lift a few connectors off the platter and breaking a few conductor tracks off the platter. No resoldering possible, no spares available, so it went into the stack of to-be-recycled parts. It's still there, if somebody has a 14" mainboard, I could make use of it.

The 11" Pinebook died today. As you remember, the keyboard wasn't registering the numeric row of keys (and "s", as I discovered later.). While dismantling the unit, two heatserts came lose and fell out, not to be seen again, the left display hinge cracked out of the plastic and the keyboard itself is not a serviceable item as it is welded in and removing all the plastic welds would be, given the "quality" of the case, a futile attempt. Still, if you happen to have an 11" Pinebook with a broken motherboard, but working keyboard, I could make use of it.

I know, they're only $99 computers, but still .....