hello,

I have a rock64 4G with a 32Gb emmc, I wanted to reinstall it a debian OS https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-b...mal-rock64 -0.9.14-1159-arm64.img.xz.

But once installed when I turn it on it never goes all the way through loading it always freezes randomly on booting the OS. You can see screenshots.

Do you have an idea?

Thank you in advance for your answers.


regards,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rr3D45v...sp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WnjwB-9...sp=sharing

I'm very interested, when the Pine64 Store will ship to Ukraine (and how do I buy the PineTime/Pine phone or PineBook (Pro)). Here's what I see:

I am trying to get the ITD daemon to work in Postmarket. 

I am feeling extremely silly that I can't figure this out. i recently moved from mobian to postmarket. i compiled it in mobian but am struggling to compile it in postmarket.

https://gitea.arsenm.dev/Arsen6331/itd
- Readme says to do make & sudo make install but alpine go only has build.

anyone tried Offroad maps with success?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/offroadosm/
I like the idea of having Osmand Maps natively on the Pinephone, but it does not seem to work.

I really am loving my new Pinetime watch, but I've been having trouble connecting to it with the bluetooth USB dongles I have on Linux systems. The dongles are able to see other devices, and will eventually see the Pinetime, but it continues to fail to pair or connect with it. I've been able to use Gadgetbridge on Android to flash my Pinetime, but that requires the location permission so I would prefer to flash my Pinetime with a regular computer.

What bluetooth USB dongles (or chipsets) are other Pinetime users using on Linux to flash their watches?

I was spoiled by other cheap battery-operated irons that had LEDs so I decided to add a pair of spare 5mm white LEDs to Pinecil iron. I had them from a reverse backup camera and they were already prewired with a thin wire. 

- Vcc can be easily tapped from the leg of capacitor C8 or inductor L1.  (Vcc measured 4V for my Pinecil.) 

- I added a 22 Ohm resistor to achieve about 22mA per LED:  (Rs = (Vbus-Vf)/If = (4V-3V)/20mA = 40 Ohm. )
- I positioned the resistor right above the tip core and glued it to the ground tab while avoiding making short anywhere (use insulation)

- LED anode (+) is soldered to the resistor and cathode (-) to the ground tab. 
- I drilled two small holes under the rubber sleeve for the cables and 3Dprinted a bracket to position the LEDs. Here is the file in Fusion360 (with Manufacturing Environment for slicing and final tolerance adjustments )


- Final result:

Like nearly every office worker, I'm spending too much time sitting, and I often notice that only when it's quite late, and my legs are cramping. I bought a Fitbit, thinking that idle time tracking and notification is a basic use case for fitness trackers,and hence it's richly configurable, but it seems it's not. And neither for other trackers I've checked so far, in fact. The Fitbit accumulate data in every hour between :00 and :50, and if there was not enough movement, there is a gentle vibrating reminder. But if you miss that, there is no new reminder for 60 minutes. Plus if you do your 250 steps e.g. at 8:01am, and then you sit down,there is no reminder until 9:50. It's easy to see this is quite flawed.
Before I spend a lot of time studying the code, I would like to ask people who are more familiar with it: is the following is possible with PineTime? :
- wake up every 3 minutes, and check how much movement were made in the past 30 minutes (the numbers here should be configurable)
- if not enough (again, number of steps is configurable), vibrate
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Any ETA for when the open acrylic case for the model A will be back in stock?

I dropped my phone a couple times and now the microphone is dead. Is the microphone just part of the USB-C sideboard? I can't tell because there's no real description on the page: https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-usb-c-side-board/

Or is it a more generic part I can just order like it is for the earpiece? There's nothing listed on the wiki about it

The wiki indicates real time clock (RTC) support under "Expansion Ports" [https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Quartz64], but I'm not sure where to connect the coin cell battery holder.

Anybody know where to connect this?

Thanks!