Hi,

First, I'd like to thank everyone in this community, for helping others! Great!

I ordered my PinePhone a few months ago. A few weeks later, I received the device, kept it in a drawer, and then I found the time to install the device.
I really wanted to get Kali Linux on the device, but it seems there are problems with the current image, so I decided to try Manjaro.

There have been a few bumps on the road, but it seems most things are working now.

The biggest problem for now, is the notification on the lockscreen about automatic suspension: every 5 minutes, the notification shows up. Of course, I can disable automatic suspension, but that will drain the battery. But the battery is also being drained, if the display is lit up every 5 minutes. Besides: I automatically take a look on my screen when that happens.

I also can disable notifications, but that means I will miss out anything important.

ChatGPT suggested the following:
Custom Scripts or Tools: Depending on the operating system your PinePhone is running (like PostmarketOS, Mobian, or another Linux-based mobile OS), you might be able to write custom scripts or use existing tools to control notifications based on the phone's state. This could involve detecting a suspension event and muting notifications in response.

Do you wise people reckon, that is the way to go? If so: anyone has a tip on how I do that? If not: anyone has tips on how I can achieve my goal in another way?

Cheers,

Albert Denmark

Any plans to make PineBuds Pro 2 with the BES2700YP chipset (Cortex M55)?
I recently bought two PineBuds Pro with the BES2300P chipset, I loved it so much , it's a dream come true product. However the processing power of Cortex M4F of the BES2300P is actually not powerful enough for my purpose and I am hoping that there would be a PineBuds Pro 2 with BES2700YP soon.

I also hope that a PineBuds Pro 3 with some other chipset on (Cortex M85) could be possible.
In the era of AI, we needed more powerful chips to make better applications.

I hope we can gather enough user who would love to see a PineBuds Pro 2 with BES2700YP or some other higher power chips.

So Im thinking of building a Pine64 cluster for a homelab over a Pi for a couple reasons, also being able to order more than one of the same type.
Their website sells USB to barrel power adapters awesome! But I need a power strip that can output 5V 3A for at least four USB ports.
I am not honestly that familiar with power usage and finding pieces but I see a lot of 2.4Amps with a max total of 12Amps. Out of a USB power strip. Is 3A really just 2.4?

Greetings,

I need to know the 7-pin connector that is used to connect the battery pack to the mainboard on the Pinebook Pro... according to the schematic the boardside connector is JSQ1201WR-7P, however I could not find any more information to this on the internet. What I really am looking for is the cable side connector name, and if I could order it somewhere... I have seen a few posts on this forum asking something similar, but no answer this far...
There are also 2 types of connector, one from an older version and a newer one, as far as I can tell? Does anyone have any information?

Thanks!

I know it was working when I received it, can't remember if it had towboot or what installed, but my dumbass played around with Balena Etcher and flashed a image I forgot whether it was too the sdcard or pinephone in blue led mode,

Then it turned on paperweight mode and I don't even get a colored LED indicator when charging it, when I plug it into my windows machine I get a usb chime sound and that's the only signs of life I get out of it.

I did mainly just buy it to swap out the sim card trays, but was still hoping to bring it back to life.

I can hold power and volume up forever and nothing, hit the reset pin, still nothing, put in a freshly charged battery from my pinephone pro and again nothing.

xz package is severely affected with injected code in some linux distributions.

xz library in this case can infect sshd, ssh server. we probably know details later, but ssh server is compromised somehow. and it is not known how this vulnerability is used in the wild.

upgrade or downgrade depending on a distribution asap.

https://lists.debian.org/debian-security...00057.html

https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-secur...24/03/29/4

https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/urgent-se...hide-users

https://infosec.exchange/@kalilinux/112180505434870941

I updated a couple of days ago. Now the pinetab2 won't boot any longer. What should I do? Use the adaptor and try to boot from SD card or reflash the internal memory? Thanx for any help.

How to create a right hand mouse click when only using the touchscreen?

App has a context menu that is launched by right mouse button click so location is position specific.

Long press would seem like the prefect option.

irradium - source based Linux distribution CRUX adhering to ideology keep it simple, has its own package system, also supports the port system.

irradium development

packages aarch64
packages riscv64

installation README.TXT
kernel 6.8.1

irradium-3.7-aarch64-core-quartz64-6.8.1-build-20240327.img.zst
irradium-3.7-aarch64-core-quartz64-6.8.1-build-20240327.img.zst.sha256
irradium-3.7-aarch64-xfce-quartz64-6.8.1-build-20240327.img.zst
irradium-3.7-aarch64-xfce-quartz64-6.8.1-build-20240327.img.zst.sha256

Attempting to set up sealed watch - able to set it up as a watch and was able to get it to pair with my android phone via gadgetbridge.  But attempts to install 1.14 INFINI time failed with "element can not be installed".  Held button and it goes through the White/GREEN pinecone (V 1.0.0) then goes to INFINI Time logo.  Then nothing.  However, when texts come in, the watch vibrates.

UPDATE: Let the phone drain, recharged - could connect via gadgetbridge for file transfer purposes - updated it using pinetime-mcuboot-app-dfu.1.14.0.zip. Watch came back to life.