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hello i am new to linux and i am verry intrest in the pinephone are on the forum members that com from netherlands of belguim how like to help whit the pinephone 
yhx jan

hey all.

i have a crack in my pinetab2 (thanks cat) and I am admittedly horrible at hardware.
can i purchase a replacement screen and is there anyone in the DC area who would be able to help me replace it?

if not, is there somewhere i can send it to be repaired?

gonna send an email to support but wanted to reach out here too.

thanks!

Why is it so difficult to delete your login account for this website?

Its not rocket science to provide an option \ link to allow users to request their account be deleted.

With the current Phosh the included on-screen terminal keyboard has changed and while most of the improvements are great where is my unix up-key?
I like to up/down to scroll for my previous inputs. Also what is the left/righ arrow key next to A?

StarPro64 EIC7700X is the (literally) Hot New RISC-V SBC by PINE64. In this article we chat about:

(1) ESWIN EIC7700X, the RISC-V SoC inside StarPro64

(2) Its Neural Processing Unit (NPU) that supports Large Language Models (LLM)

(3) Booting RockOS Linux on StarPro64

(4) Apache NuttX RTOS boots OK on StarPro64 and passes OSTest! (Multiple Harts are a little problematic)

(5) How LLM on NPU on NuttX might work

(6) Beware of Overheating! (Smart Power Plug might help)

Check out the article: https://lupyuen.org/articles/starpro64.html



Lup

Just to see if it happened to someone else: I just broke one of the 4 small golden battery connectors ☹

My battery was a Samsung one, it was a tad too big so it was a bit hard to set and remove, maybe it helped weaken the connectors...

I'm not sure there's an easy fix, that's why I'm asking if it happend to someone else.

If it's dead I'll recycle it as a small home server maybe to try Home Assistant or something

I’ve been experimenting with ways to tweak this. I’ve managed to set up a system where the battery cuts off from charging when it hits a certain point but remains available for discharge down to a lower threshold if the phone needs it.

Here’s how the scripts work under various conditions:

• Standard Charging: The phone charges to a predetermined upper limit (like 90%) and then stops to prevent battery strain.
  
  
• Continuous Power Supply: If it remains plugged in post-charge, the phone priorities drawing power directly off the charger, sparing the battery , and only use the battery if the power supply is not producing enough juice.
  
  
• Reconnection Nuances: Unplugging and replugging doesn’t immediately resume charging. It waits until the battery drops below a set lower threshold (say, 60%), which helps in maintaining battery health by avoiding short, unnecessary charge cycles.
  
  
• Handling Power Fluctuations: For those times when the power source is unstable or you’re frequently plugging and unplugging, the script ensures that repetitive charging doesn’t kick in unless truly needed.
  
  
• Customization: The thresholds for both the upper and lower limits can be adjusted to fit personal usage patterns and battery longevity goals.
  
  

I recently purchased a new PinePhone Pro and I'm working on getting everything working with my carrier, but I've found that the sudo command appears to be missing entirely and I don't know if there's a default root password set on these when shipped new. I tried the recovery mode process by shutting the phone completely off then holding power and volume up, but the phone will not even turn on when doing this. I'm a Linux professional and I know my way around in bash rather well, but I need to get past this initial hurdle before I can do much of anything.

Have any of you gotten gnome-snapshot to work on trixie?    https://blog.mobian.org