I tried to SSH into my PinePhone with PostmarketOS on it, according to the following guide:

https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Guide:Conne...e_with_SSH

and others.

I connected my PinePhone to a WFI router with SIM card, on with another PC is attached with a Ethernet cable.
Typing ifoncig into the terminal of my PinePhone resulted in:

Lo Link encap: Local Loopback inet addr. 127.0.0.1
….
which is a strange inet addr. I was looking for the IP adress of my PinePhone. Setting these values into PuTTY resulted in a Network error, connection refused.

Then I checked my WIFI router. There where three wireless clients listed, I suppose the last one is my PinePhone with 192.168.1.103

I typed in 192.168.1.103 into PuTTY
result: Network error, connection refused.

How can I solve this?

Hi,

since the shop does not mention compatibility between cases for the Rock64 and Quartz 64 Model B -> are they compatible? If not, what case options are available for the Quartz64 model B?

Thank you!

I am exploring my newly purchased PinePhone, and I have encountered what looks like quite a big problem for me. I live in Korea, and when I insert a Korean SIM card into the phone, the phone says that the SIM card slot is empty. (Precisely: home screen -> up arrow (all apps) -> settings -> cellular network -> there it says that the SIM slot is empty.)

With any of the other SIM cards I have (I have them from several countries and from different carriers, both expired and working, more than 10 in total), it always says "SIM 0", like the SIM card is there. And when I insert any of the two Korean SIM cards I have (one expired and one working), it says that the SIM slot is empty.

I want to underline that I am not talking about network registration/rejection of my SIM card, I am talking about the modem "locally" reporting the presence of a SIM card, before any network registration. All other phones I have say that the SIM card is there when I insert it, but with the PinePhone I have this issue. I've tried to boot the PinePhone from a microSD card, the same result: sees foreign cards, does not see Korean ones.

I don't know what happens on a deeper level, I don't know if it is actually a hardware issue or a software one, but on the GUI level it looks like this. And this makes the phone almost unusable for me.

Finally I got Signal Desktop working! But one thing, when I press the textbox to write, no keyboard is showing up! Is there a fix for?

I have a couple questions about Android.

1. It looks like the latest image for Android 9, SD card is from 2019. Have there been no updates since then? Or has support dropped off?

2. Is there any reason to choose an older version (7, 8)?

It looks like I have to do some work to install the Playstore, whichever version I use. I don't normally use Android but there are a few apps I would like to try. I might be able to set something up with a Linux distribution but it would probably be a lot more work than installing a couple of apps.

Hi,

has anyone successfully moved an eMMC 128 GB from a stock Pinebook Pro into a Pinebook 1080p to replace the stock 16 GB drive ? Are connectors compatible and would the older Pinebook recognize the full capacity ? According to specs, the Pinebook 1080p supports only up to 64 GB. New OS installation expected, that for sure, fine. 

Help appreciated, Peter

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

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