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touchscreeh doesn't accept input |
Posted by: henrythemouse - 06-09-2025, 11:55 PM - Forum: PinePhone Pro Hardware
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The original problem started with an upgrade in April 2025 that installed 600 packages on my PPP, which failed to complete. I reran the the upgrade, which ended up completing, but it failed to boot. I saw several "core" files in the root dir. So, I decided to install from a new img.
Installing mobian phosh (mobian-rockchip-phosh-20250525.img.xz).
I installed the new OS image on my PPP using the suggested method (dd). I placed the installation img file on a micro sdcard which had that same OS on it. I installed that sdCard in my PPP and booted it.
I then used dd to transfer that img to the eMMC per instructions.
Code: dd if=IMAGE.img of=/dev/mmcblk2 bs=1M status=progress conv=fsync
I rebooted the PPP.
All was well, the system was working. I installed some software. After a few days, I decided to upgrade the system. After rebooting the touchscreen would not accept input. The login screen would appear, but would not respond to my touch. I plugged in a usb mouse via a pine64 usb multi port hub. The mouse pointer appeared and I could login.
I tried booting the micro sdCard, but was confronted with the same situation.
I decided to go to an earlier img (20250618). After installation it booted fine, but would not respond to my touch. I tried booting from an arch img (20241223) on an sdCard. Still, touch did not work.
First, I'd like to know if anyone else is experiencing this issue. And, if so, have they found a solution for it.
Second, if no one has experienced this, does anyone have a clue as how to go about debugging the problem?
Thanks for any help.
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Battery Life on Latest InfiniTime Build? |
Posted by: evelynwang - 06-03-2025, 10:26 PM - Forum: General
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Hey everyone,
I recently updated my PineTime to the latest version of InfiniTime (v1.13.0), and while the interface feels smoother, I’ve noticed the battery seems to be draining faster than before — around 2 days max with moderate notifications and heart rate monitoring off.
Has anyone else experienced this on the latest build? I’m trying to figure out if it's related to the firmware, my watch face choice, or maybe the BLE connection with my phone.
Would love to hear your battery stats and any tips to optimize power consumption. Thanks in advance!
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Mobian Pinephone Notification LED |
Posted by: biketool - 05-30-2025, 03:40 AM - Forum: Mobian on PinePhone
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In the last week of so I have noticed my PPpro will get a flashing LED notification in an aqua blue-green color, I think this is for a missed incoming call.
I really liked the Notification LED on the Nokia N900 and how it was used, breathing orange for charging, red flashing for low battery, green external power & fully charged, blue for USB host mode, I think there was a flashing blue LED for received IM or SMS too.
If the new flashing aqua color LED notification is for missed call how do we end/kill the LED notification(calling back doesn't work nor does clicking the notification).
What other notifications would you like to see added as clickable options for the notification LED?
me I like:
Charging - red:below 5-10% breathing orange:charging chafged ext power:green
messaging phone - aqua flashing:missed call blue flashing:SMS blue flashing pattern:messenger new color:email
Navigation - red-blue flashing: lost GPS, signal pattern speed varies on how bad signal accuracy gets
maybe notifications to see if a call or whatever is a secure VOIP vs a non-secure cellular call
whatever these are should be user configurable including changing the colors and patterns
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Has anyone installed Trisquel (linux-libre) on Pine64 RockPro64? |
Posted by: libreboy - 05-30-2025, 03:40 AM - Forum: General
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Hello everyone.
Please tell me, has anyone tried to install Trisquel https://trisquel.info/ or Parabola https://www.parabola.nu/ distro with linux-libre kernel on a Pine64 RockPro64 single board computer?
Free GNU/Linux distributions => https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html
As reported on the FSF-Free Software Foundation website.
Rockchip devices based on the RK3288 or RK3399 chips are usable with free software. Accelerated video encoding/decoding is supported with free software, with upstream support on-going via the "hantro" driver. These Rockchip devices have Mali GPUs supported via the free Lima and Panfrost drivers. Display out over type-C requires a proprietary firmware on RK3399, but HDMI may be used instead. Wake-on-word functionality with the RK3399 DSP may require a proprietary firmware. More recent Rockchip devices require nonfree blobs in order to boot.
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Optimizing Power Management on PinePhone with PostmarketOS |
Posted by: ZaraAbbas - 05-27-2025, 01:49 AM - Forum: General
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Hi all, I've been experimenting with PostmarketOS on my PinePhone and wanted to share some findings regarding power management. After tweaking the suspend settings and disabling some unused services, I noticed a significant improvement in battery life—up to 20% in idle usage. I'm currently exploring better ways to manage modem power states and GPU frequency scaling. Has anyone here implemented a custom udev rule or kernel patch to further optimize standby consumption? I'd love to collaborate or hear about your setups. Let's make PinePhone even more efficient together!
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