Hello, I don't know the best place to ask this type of question, so if this isn't it, sorry. I can not for the life of me, figure out how to flash the SPI on my PineTab2. I followed the instructions one the Debian site, but no go. When I go to flash the SPI it can not find the partition, and the instructions for flashing the SD and then booting don't work. I could get the SPI SD image to boot, but it has no partition on it for me to place the image to write to the SPI, and no other images boot from SD. If anyone knows why I am encountering these issues, I am eager to hear about it so I can get my tablet working. Thanks

My wants are simple. A stable pbp computer that runs Xorg, one that hibernates, or at least sleeps when I fold the computer. Virtually all the software that I need and want to use are old and stable programs that have worked on unix systems for years. I am happy to use Xfce with a drop-down terminal, or a better yet tiling window manager such as dwm.

Is it necessary that I use wayland with the pbp? Yes, wayland has all these great advantages, but from what I have seen I can easily and happily exist without all of those great advantages, and so I do not see a good reason to deal with the current wayland headaches, and I can accept having a slightly lower battery life on this pbp.

What would be the simplest way to set up the pbp to be a system running Xorg that reliably hibernates? Which distros would work best? For me this would make the pbp a daily driver. I am not adverse to using a *bsd distribution if that would be easier. I prefer a LTS system over one with constant updates.

Hello I would like to know if I can boot the ubuntu touch pintab image on a linux PC with an emmc USB adapter.

I must have done something wrong because megapixels only produces black and white photos. How do I solve this? Thanks in advance.

Previously we talked about the Star64 64-bit RISC-V Single-Board Computer. (Based on StarFive JH7110 SoC). And we inspected the Linux Images for Star64. 

Today we’ll boot them on Star64! We’ll soon see…

(1) Yocto Linux boots OK on Star64 (Even KDE Plasma)
(2) Armbian Linux is not quite ready (Missing Device Tree)
(3) Apache NuttX RTOS boots a bit (Thanks to Armbian)
(4) Helped by OpenSBI and U-Boot Bootloader (We’ll explain why)

Read on for the details…


Booting RISC-V Linux on Star64 JH7110 SBC

I forgot to post update for May, so now you can read two post at once:

http://nemomobile.net/pages/nemomobile-in-may-2023/
- porting Qt Quick Controls Nemo to Qt6
- halium devices

http://nemomobile.net/pages/nemomobile-in-june-2023/
- devconf talk
- devconf stand
- reaching position information
- connecting to obd2
- 10 years of community
- rebuilding packages for opensuse

I have uninstalled and reinstalled Waydroid many times

I cant get Internet inside waydroid

I use an arm64 version of Mullvad outside the container

i have tried running it over my connection without Mullvad and still get no Internet

I have tried to follow online guides to get the connection to show but nothing works

There are at least 1 or 2 Android Apps I would like to use

does anyone know what to do?

using mobian, pp pro, wifi enabled bluetooth off and cellular modem disabled

Hi,
I have noticed that the new jellyfin forum (forum.jellyfin.org) offers the possibility of having an rss feed for all section or some of them.
The same feature for this forum would be very appreciated as I could follow multiple source from a single rss aggregator.

Thanks

I can't find any reference to installing it, and when I try the online method using Firefox, I get no login page. Anybody using it?

New to smartphones. After several days of frustration Arch is working reasonably well, except that it takes a lot of battery power. Is there some way to reduce this or is there another distro that is less demanding? Perhaps an external battery pack?