Admins, please add own sub for PineBuds Pro to this forum.

It's common (especially with "true wireless earbuds") that one of the earbuds, the earcushions or the charging-case gets lost. Is it possible to order these spare parts from Pine Store by e-mail? Are they coming to the store more widely?

Pine Store has said that it's committed to repairability of its products and providing spare parts. And they do with many of their products, but not yet with PineBuds Pro. This must be done with PineBuds Pros as well. Just sell some whole PineBuds Pro in parts.

CC: @tllim

Yesterday, I did my normal Manjaro update, and was told there was a new version of u-boot and to run the two dd commands (Not the first time i've done this). I ran the two commands, but upon reboot, I saw a new u-boot screen (I've never seen this one before), then the screen would show a bunch of junk, then go blank.

It appeared that something was failing during the boot process. I was not able to switch to a terminal (ctrl-alt-f2), nor ssh/ping the machine.

Unfortunately, my keyboard did not seem to be active during the boot process, so I couldn't interrupt or inspect u-boot before it started booting manjaro.

I assumed my best option was to revert uboot, and followed the 'Flashing u-boot to SPI Flash' from the NOOB page.

It wasn't booting from the SDcard by default, so I flipped the switch to disable my emmc.

When I turned on the power, with the SDcard with the u-boot-flash-spi-pinebookpro.img.xz image written to it, the power light went amber, and the display stayed off. I let it sit there for about 5 minutes, but nothing happened. No blinking lights as expected.

I turned it off, removed the SDcard, and re-enabled the emmc switch.

Upon a reboot, the power light starts off amber, and then goes green. However, the display never turns on. I hooked up an external monitor through usb-c-> hdmi, and it never gets a signal either.

I seem to be in an un-bootable state, and get no feedback since the display never turns on.

With emmc enabled, the power light is amber, then goes to green and stays green. Display is off, external display doesn't work. No indication that it has booted. No network.

With emmc disabled and a bootable SDcard (Manjaro), the power light stays amber and the display stays off. No indication that anything booted.

What are my options for fixing this?

TIA

Where can I get a 3D model for PineBuds Pro (case & earbuds)?

I understand that Pine Store publishes many design documents (but not all and does not license those published under open license) of their products to make/develop software, "hacks", accessories and many more purposes. However, I couldn't find a 3D model(s) of the PineBuds Pro. 3D model(s) is important because I would like to make accessories for my PineBuds Pro myself.


@tllim could you tell me about this?

Where can I get a silicone case for PineBuds Pro?

Something like these:
https://www.guidingtech.com/top-protecti...wf1000xm4/
https://spy.com/articles/gadgets/electro...ds-260512/

It will soon be time to do a dist-upgrade on a Mobian installation. This seems necessary to pick up the new packages tuned for the PinePhone Pro.

But at the moment, reboots can be required to get AV playback working on Mobian. The Web app is working now with YouTube and Gmail. The contributed Suspend app is useful. And the Megapixels app works, but for high resolution and flash on the back camera. I like to use 150% magnification on the display, which can be set after every power up.

Hi everyone 
 I was at the process Linux installation, after hours ,I have this error 
"Enter disk decryption passphrase "
With any try ,I wasn't successful and I don't know what do I do ?

Thanks

Hi!

I've read multiples times that the SD is mounted « on demand », what does that mean and what handles it? I've found nothing in the logs (tried `sudo journalctl --grep mount`, `sudo journalctl --grep media` and `sudo journalctl --grep sd1`).

I've spotted a bug in the automount behavior, sometimes it appends a `1` in the directory name (under /media/mobian) after the fs label.

I mean my SD card is named `sd` and it sometimes gets mounted as `/media/mobian/sd` and sometimes as `/media/mobian/sd1`.

It's bad because lollypop and syncthings are loosing it when it has the wrong name.

I know I could fix it by adding it to `/etc/fstab` but I'd prefer understanding the issue and ultimately making the system easier to use for everyone.

Hello, just installed mobian with installer on my phone. Everything is working fine except for the wifi, it simply will not connect to my wifi, while other devices connect nromally, what can I do?

This afternoon I set up armbian (22.11.1/Bullseye) and a 2 SSD, Software, Raid-1 array (mdadm, /dev/md0) on my Rockpro64 following this guide. I hoped to put my OS and files on that Raid Array using the "nand-sata-install" script below for speed and redundancy.

(https://forum.armbian.com/topic/9622-arm...ausb-drive)

Quote:sudo /usr/sbin/nand-sata-install

• Choose "Boot from SPI - system on SATA, USB, or NVMe"
  
• Select "1  /dev/md0" as the destination (the only option)
  
• Press continue to the warning prompt "This script will erase your device /dev/md0. Continue?"
  
• Select filesystem type ext4
  
  

Quote:Partition too small. Needed: 1927 MB Avaliable:  MB

Quote:Device already contains a linux_raid_member signature; it will be removed by a write command.

• Is there any way to create a partition or expand the current partition without deleting the array?
  
• Should I create partitions on those drives before I make the RAID array?
  
• Is LVM a viable solution?
  
• Am I approaching this incorrectly or missing a whole component of this process?