Hi all,

I have a Proxmox server with a SPICE-enabled guest.  I'm able to install the remote-viewer application from apt, but when I attempt to connect to the Proxmox guest machine's console, remote-viewer crashes out with the text "Bus error".   I've attempted the console connection also via Firefox and Chrome, as well.  I don't have this issue on my Ubuntu Mate box (main desktop -> Proxmox cluster)

I'd love to get this to work, as it would let me leverage my ProxMox cluster I have running at my house.

Happy to provide any requested logs.

Love my new Pinebook Pro.

Added a new user in MrFixit's Debian.
The password contains a @.
Login was not possible.
Problem was the place of the @-key on the keyboard.
Try Shift-2 for the @. That worked for me.

I'll write my findings when I'm done testing.

The power supply consist of the actual power-supply together with a switchable US style plug xor European style plug.

The actual plug looks not very expensive. Would it be possible to ship both plugs or offer them at least as a separate order? Having both plugs can be quite useful for international travel.

This may have been talked about but it appears that i have a permanent watermark of what might be the serial number, upside down, in the lower left of the screen.  

Is there a way to turn this off somehow?

EDIT: just noticed its there even when powerd off, but REALLY hard to see then.

I guess its burnt into the screen. so i have a bad LCD.  arrrgh. after waiting all this time     How do we open up an issue with pine?

Hi Folks,

I have a RockPRO 64 that won't boot off of any eMMC image.  I have the serial console adapter, but there's no information to indicate how it should be used.  Is there a guide out there that's I've just not found?

Thanks,
Tim

I received my Batch 1 Pinebook Pro on Friday evening and encountered the already discussed problem of the NVMe cable.

Unfortunately, I also have another problem in that as soon as I touched the PCIe 4X socket for the optional NVMe adapter (No.2  on the Wiki diagram), the small grey retaining clip fell off in two pieces   

Is there a workaround for this or has the loss of this retaining clip rendered the socket effectively useless ?

Just got new Pinebook Pro and after first testing I realized the laptop keyboard is so bad I cannot write on it. I have to press key couple of times to type 1 single character. It is impossible to use such keyboard. It seems to be HW issue as when I attached external keyboard it worked fine.

How can this be fixed?

My Pinebook Pro was running for several hours. I left for an hour or so and when I came back, it had rebooted.

The systemd journal is not in persistent memory and so I don't know what happened right before the reboot or crash. All other logfiles in /var/log/ don't show anything in the 30 min before the reboot / crash.

Anyone has seen a reboot or crash, as well?

Hello to everybody as this is my first post.

I was wondering how free actually PBP is ? I know that there is one blob needed for booting and another one for BT/WiFi. Anything else ?

I am asking this question being not very familiar with arm devices in general.

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.