This article explains how we ported Apache NuttX RTOS from QEMU Arm64 to Yuzuki Avaota-A1 SBC based on Allwinner A527 SoC ... Completed within 24 Hours!

We're ready for volunteers to build NuttX Drivers for Avaota-A1 / Allwinner A527 (GPIO, SPI, I2C, MIPI CSI / DSI, Ethernet, WiFi, ...) Please lemme know, maybe we can draw something on the Onboard LCD! ?

Check out the article: https://lupyuen.org/articles/avaota.html



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Hello Everybody,

Please don't get mad, but exactly how do I flash my PineTime? I have it here with my Linux computer and my Volla X23 Ubuntu phone and I can't figure out how to flash it. Please help.

Chris

so i have always had problems with the micro sd card in my pinebook pro.
the micro sd card is now stuck and i wanna switch distros.
i tried the old knife method, etc. but ended up screwing up the outer part of the card.
is my next bet to the case off and get it out that way?
not sure its even safe to use the card at this point.

thanks

Hi together,

here comes a solution for a problem I had with the PinePhone Pro, hoping that it helps someone else. When I started installing different distributions, there was the same problem all over again. The volume buttons were randomly sending signals to the phone although I didn't press them, constantly changing the volume. This was very annoying as the pop-up message interrupted anything I wanted to do on the phone. After some research I found the following work around. Tested it on Arch with Phosh and on Manjaro with Plasma Mobile, but should work on other distros too. The solution works by unbinding the volume keys from the driver. The volume keys will stop working then, but the power key can still be used normally. Up to now I didn't miss the volume keys, as it can easily be adjusted in the settings. You can find more information about driver unbinding in this article: https://lwn.net/Articles/143397/

First open a terminal and issue the following command to stop the nuisance:

Hello,
my pinebook pro stopped working. When I plug it in, the red light on the connector turns on, but pressing the power button does nothing. Here’s what I’ve tried:

1. Holding the power button down for over 30 seconds
   
2. Bypassing the battery by disconnecting it and bridging the two connectors
   
3. Removing the eMMC and attempting to boot from an SD card
   

how can i get in touch whit pine64 wholesale
i have send multi emails but no replay
is this normal that you not get replay from pine64

My board won't power on. No video. Nothing with serial either. Is this thing bricked, and is there any way to recover it. I've tried the SPI flash from https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-b...ash-spi.md , but it won't power on, so I doubt it's doing anything.

Tried following this advice as well and still nada https://www.reddit.com/r/PINE64official/...mc_or_usd/


Video of symptoms: https://youtube.com/shorts/jDHW6B4bH5g?feature=share

I have a wireless USB keyboard that when connected to the Pinenote via a USB-C adapter works fine, including the trackpad.
The problems is when I connect the keyboard to the Pinenote via a PinePhone Pro USB-C docking bar I get no response. I also tested it with my Android phone, and same thing, recognises the keyboard via adapter but not the docking bar.
I was starting to wonder if it is a faulty docking bar, but when used with my linux laptop running KDE, then the keyboard does work via the docking Bar.
Any idea what could be going on?

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hello i am new to linux and i am verry intrest in the pinephone are on the forum members that com from netherlands of belguim how like to help whit the pinephone 
yhx jan