I recently bought a Pinephone Pro and am eagerly anticipating its arrival.

How long did it take for yours to arrive after purchasing?

Please include the country yours was sent to along with a rough timeframe.

Thanks in advance. 

Hi All

After many months of using the Pine64 with Mobian, I am basically happy with it.
Have even been able to install Geany and run my application in Debug to control industrial hardware.

BUT, just two annoying issues.
1: At unpredictable times the screen won't come on and I have to power the phone down
and back up again.

2: Password not recognized so I have to reboot.

Worth noting here that I am doing the daily update / ugrade, ie: today 76 upgrades.
Have seen many improvements over the last few months, but have been patiently waiting to see
if the above two issues are getting resolved.

Alas, no.

Browsing and looking for solutions produced zilch.

So, the question, is there a fix out there for at least issue 1:
Not knowing that your phone is non-responsive is an issue when Text messages and phone calls don't get through.

Regards

Hello,

Really dumb question. I'm not super up to speed yet on the whole Pinephone stuff so forgive me.

Got the Pinephone Pro and I realize it is still in the works. Most know the battery life is an issue right now, no complaining here, just curious.

So will it be possible to get iPhone like battery life one day out of it?

I have a iPhone SE2 now.  How in the world do they get that much battery life out it?
Is it a bigger battery? Is it sophisticated power management software? Both?

If Apple can do it Linux can do it right?

Or is there some hardware limitation that the Pinephone Pro that it will not be able to sip and and conserve its battery like an iPhone?

thanks!

I've dusted off my old Pinephone and I'm giving it another go. New(ish) to Pinephone, new to Manjaro, not new to Debian or Linux generally.

I've installed tow-boot as directed by Mobian's Wiki, flashed Manjaro-Plamsa to the eMMC, and have Mobian-Phosh on the micro SD card. With this setup it boots to the eMMC install by default, but at the moment I'm mainly using Mobian and want to boot to that by default. Rather than having to remember to hold volume down after every reboot.

I can’t seem to find any documentation on how to do this on an alpine system. The configuration which I try to apply on postmarketos do not work and have the network connection unable to connect to the internet. Postmarketos uses openrc so that may have something to do with it. I checked the gentoo wiki though those instructions don’t work either.

Does anyone know how I would go about doing this?

SOLD

Hello. I am selling the Pinephone with the 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage, as i don't have anymore time to try developing apps on it.
It now runs Manjaro with KDE Plasma. With case and tempered glass. Excellent condition. 170€, including shipping to Europe (Shipping from Greece, EU)

Hello,

I had been using Kmail for a while without any issues but recently it has started to refuse to open. I'm not given any visual error messages. The icon appears in the tray at the bottom then disappears.

Where should I look to find out more information about why it is failing to open?

So far I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling via pacman.

PineDio Stack BL604 RISC-V Board has an interesting problem on Apache NuttX RTOS... Too many GPIOs! Let's fix this with a GPIO Expander

NuttX GPIO Expander for PineDio Stack BL604

I have Waydroid on my postmarketOS/PHOSH pre-Pro model PinePhone. I also have Mullvad Wireguard VPN working just fine on it. "ifconfig" shows waydroid0 and 192.168.250.1 and it pings okay from the terminal on the PinePhone side. Waydroid has an internet connection when the VPN is down, but does not when the VPN is up. Is there a safe way to allow waydroid0 to use the VPN and still have all Waydroid traffic use the VPN?

The device was working fine back in March when I first got it.  
I didn't use it at all in April and just charged the battery and booted it up again. 
It's saying "Wrong pin".  However, I'm 99.99% confident I'm inputting the right pin, since I make sure to use the same pin on all of my devices (and I have many for testing purposes).  

Has anyone else had this problem?  Are there clear instructions on how to do get root access, boot to single user mode (I imagine this isn't a think on the PPP) etc?