Unit was only lightly used and is in excellent condition.

Asking $200 with shipping included, includes power supply. Payment by paypal, US shipping only.

I am running the latest Manjaro phosh on a Pinephone plus a keyboard. The screen is in the portrait mode and I do not see any way to make it rotate to the landscape mode.

I saw at a Manjaro site that the auto-rotate feature had been removed.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

sandspur
lesser wizard

This may sound like an RTFM question, but the post install instructions say to go to settings->user, then click on the one user and change the password.

Problem is that there's no user section in settings, at least in Arch Plasma, though it does have a lockscreen pin setting, but that doesn't work. There are instructions for changing the password via terminal, so I'll prolly use that, but I'd kind like to change the user name as well, since using the default prolly isn't the most secure thing to do.

So, for someone that's never need to change, add or modify a user post install, how does one do that, or rather, how does one do that here, or is it just the same as any other Linux system (I figure there's plenty of instructions online for that)?

Armbian 22.05

Highlights:

• Thousands of hours have been invested to stabilize supported board images
  
• Hundreds of Linux kernel and user space related bug fixes completed by the Armbian team
  
• Added support for new boards
  
• Established new Maintainers
  

• DevTerm A06
  
• Orange Pi R1+ LTS
  
• Radxa Rock 3A
  
• Radxa Zero
  

• ESPRESSObin
  
• Radxa Rock Pi 4
  

Hello all,

I've so far successfully flashed Wasp-OS OTA to my PineTime from Infinitime using nRF Connect, and this time I wanted to go back and try the latest version of Infinitime.  

After following this tutorial from the wiki and attempting to flash the reloader zip reloader-infinitime-recovery-0.14.1.zip, I have been stuck in DFU mode. nRF Connect freezes at 100%, and the log received an error for GATT connection timeout. I researched online and my issue seems consistent with what this tutorial warned ("Don't do this [update reloader zip] before updating the bootloader, otherwise your PineTime will freeze at the end of the process, and you will need to wait for the battery to go flat") 

For now, my device is stuck in factory reset mode with the pinecone, start message and arrow. Is my problem that I uploaded the reloader zip before updating the bootloader? How can I fix this?

Thanks for all your help!

I can't get Pinetime notifications to work with Pinephone.

• I tried Siglo but after messing around with it for a long time I finally realized that it only seems to flash firmware https://github.com/alexr4535/siglo/issues/109
  
• I've searched a lot in the forums and it seems from this 2021 thread that i need to compile Amazfish? https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=13159
  

Can I have Session or Signal working on this phone?

- I plug in the pine64 5amp power supply (checked with a multimeter that the power supply outputs 12 volts),
- no green light on the rockpro64 comes on, and no other lights;
- no booting;
- 0 peripherals connected.

I asked support about it, said that it's the "regulator" that's burned out. My warranty's expired.

Is this something I can repair/replace? I'm willing to buy a desoldering kit and replacement electrical components. I do have pine64's soldering iron.

Before my upgrade to Mobian Bookworm I had a working navigation system able to use the satellite receiver to provide a fix to several meters and I was able to use Pure Maps and Gnome Maps for driving assistance.

Since my clean wipe and upgrade I followed the instructions on the wiki(please document the working fixes you find in the forum on the wiki!!) https://wiki.mobian-project.org/doku.php?id=location but currently do not have working satellite navigation, that is already being solved in other threads.

My thought is that since the Pinephone user community can not directly control the direction Mobian is going or what makes it to the repos we could have a series of moderator endorsed community tested fix-it scripts hosted and stickied on this forum to do things like enable navigation as well as return to stock Mobian settings.
A community built script would not take much effort and would be extremely transparent while taking away the difficulty of users skipping steps in a wiki guide or other errors; being a forum post users can comment directly to the effectiveness of the script and if Mobian upgrades break the script.
Using a community script also makes troubleshooting easier as we can with reasonable confidence know the steps a user has taken and can thus mostly rule out user error.

This article explains how I ran a simple Zig app on PineCone BL602...

Zig on RISC-V BL602: Quick Peek with Apache NuttX RTOS