I have a problem with wifi. Disconnects after a minute and does not want to search for access points . It happened after some update. Anyone have this problem too?

Pinephone beta edition purchased last month.  Installed Mobian and a Tracfone sim.    Activated it successfully.  I can occasionally complete a call but it always gets terminated within a minute or two.  A typical log extract is included below.

Apr 01 17:05:03 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:05:03 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:05:03 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)
Apr 01 17:05:04 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0/call1] call state changed: dialing -> ringing-out (unknown)
Apr 01 17:05:05 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0/call1] call state changed: ringing-out -> active (unknown)
Apr 01 17:05:07 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (home -> idle)
Apr 01 17:05:07 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (registered -> enabled)
Apr 01 17:05:07 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:05:07 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:05:07 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)
Apr 01 17:05:55 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (home -> idle)
Apr 01 17:05:55 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (registered -> enabled)
Apr 01 17:05:55 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:05:55 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:05:55 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)
Apr 01 17:05:58 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (home -> idle)
Apr 01 17:05:58 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (registered -> enabled)
Apr 01 17:05:58 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:05:58 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:05:58 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)
Apr 01 17:06:00 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (home -> idle)
Apr 01 17:06:00 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (registered -> enabled)
Apr 01 17:06:00 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:06:00 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:06:00 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)
Apr 01 17:06:19 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0/call1] call state changed: active -> terminated (unknown)
Apr 01 17:06:29 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (home -> searching)
Apr 01 17:06:29 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (registered -> searching)
Apr 01 17:06:29 mobian ModemManager[600]: <warn>  [modem0] couldn't load operator code: Current operator MCC/MNC is still unknown
Apr 01 17:06:29 mobian ModemManager[600]: <warn>  [modem0] couldn't load operator name: Current operator id is still unknown
Apr 01 17:07:02 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (searching -> idle)
Apr 01 17:07:02 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (searching -> enabled)
Apr 01 17:07:02 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (idle -> registering)
Apr 01 17:07:02 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] 3GPP registration state changed (registering -> home)
Apr 01 17:07:02 mobian ModemManager[600]: <info>  [modem0] state changed (enabled -> registered)

Android 11.2

build with a more recent sdk for android 11

working
HDMI
4k
HDR
lan , wifi
sata (first format it through usb )
usb
ir ?

Playstore works so you can udate and add programs  it is a older playstore so sure it updates but it works to normal update android
like youtube kodi etc included
added leanback launcher to have a little box experiece with the tablet build .

todo

cec ( it works in a box build , but i have no gtsv to make playstore work)
and some cosmetics to make it look nice

this is a gpt image wich  you can flash for example with etcher on a sd or emmc

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PughXW8...sp=sharing

minimal 16gb sd/emmc

i wanted to clean it up some more but somehow my clock runaway from my board , so i cannot update it right away but thought i should at least share it

Hi,

Does anyone know how long it usually takes to get a response from support?

I opened a support ticket 10 days ago and I haven't received any response yet.

Hello everyone,
I've read the forum rules (ofc i did ofc), and it mentions that bugs should be reported to the project repo (which makes sense to me).
I'd like to report the bugs that i find, and check the status of the ones reported (maybe what i find is already reported).
I have no idea where are those repos located. Can someone give me a url?
Im using manjaro+plasma on pinephone pro (and i love them (well im used to debian instead of manjaro, but so far is great)).
 Thanks!

Hi all, two out of three of my Pine64 devices are usefully employed. The Pinebook Pro gets most use. It runs the Manjaro kde desktop and has been a really useful tool for all sorts of things. Frequent updates come through from Manjaro - bringing improvements all the time.
The Rock64 works quietly away in the corner. It runs on Armbian Bullseye and has be very reliable, including periodic loss of power. It runs the postfix email server.

Anyway to the point. Pine64. I have seen frequent blogs and how-to's about using the Raspberry Pi for an Audio wireless connection to any speaker.
Can we use the Pine64 for this purpose. I would probably need a dac on it, and power supply. Has anyone done this? Do you see any problems?

The Pine64 is no cost while the Raspberry Pi would be an additional cost for this idea.

public service announcement. do not do these, it will harm your pinephone (pro).

like this:

or this:

especially this:

also, this is not a good idea either:


do not put nano-sim on sdcard slot. do not put sdcard on sim-slot. do not put sim-adapter alone on sim-slot. pinephone takes micro-sim.

what kind of an .... something would do something like this!?

Here's how we run the Sitronix ST7789 SPI Display and LVGL Graphics Library on PineCone BL602 with Apache NuttX RTOS...

ST7789 Display with LVGL Graphics on Apache NuttX RTOS

So far I've made no changes to my PinePhone Pro Explorer edition.  I received it back in January, got super frustrated and shelved it until last week when I got it back out and started fiddling again.

On a surface level, I see, booting consists of:

Pressing the power button
6 seconds go by
Vibration for 1 second
Red light for 2 seconds
White light for 1 second
blank screen
boot screen
[    0.232045] rockchip-usb2phy ff770000.syscon:usb2phy@e460: failed to create phy
[    0.429706] imx258 1-001a: failed to read chip id 258
[    0.745578] bootsplash: Failed to initialize.
Warning: /lib/modules/5.16.2-2-MANJARO-ARM/modules.devname not found - ignoring
Starting version 250.3-1-arch
ROOT_MNJRO: recovering journal
ROOT_MNJRO: Clearing blah, blah, blah, blah .....

Several places provide instructions for bypassing the eMMC by "hold the RE button underneath the cover for a few (or multiple) seconds, while powering on the device" and "holding it too long will cause the eMMC to not get initialized after the boot".

I have a PNY256 GB microSD card with postmarketOS flashed to it in the microSD slot under the back cover.  I have verified the phone sees it by loading Manjaro and checking for /dev/mmc* and looking with the gnome disks utility.  Gnome disks shows it as mmcblk1, partition 1 pmOS_boot, partition 2 pmOS_root, Partition Type Linux (Bootable).

I've pressed the RE button before, during and after the power button, the 6 second interval, the vibration, the red light, the white light, the blank screen and the boot screen.  I've pressed the RE button it quickly, I've pressed it for a few seconds, I've pressed it for several seconds during all the various power on events.

Any of the combination described result in either the boot sequence freezing where it is, Manjaro booting normally, or I get dumped into an emergency shell.  At no point have ever been able to boot from the microSD.  I've also tried different operating systems on different SD cards.

What am I doing wrong?  If someone could literally spell it out for me I'd be very appreciative.

Thanks.

I switched my OS from my SD card to my eMMC and am trying to figure out how to get my backed up home folder on the eMMC. Any ideas?