Hello!

I've been using debian images from here to run on my pinebook pro and while they work fine for a microsd card how do you install not to microsd but to the built in emmc?

From what I gather a normal install isn't possible direct from the debian installer to emmc is there a way to do this at all?

ljones

Does anyone have Waydroid running in postmarketOS on a PinePhone or PinePhone Pro?

As I wrote as a comment in the issue WayDroid: lets package it for postmarketOS, it doesn't work for me.

I would like to share my custom Squeekboard layout.

Files are located here:
https://github.com/mikeshenson/Phosh-Squ...d-Keyboard

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Wifi was working a few months ago on Debian 9, but then I didn't use it for a few months.  The wifi was connecting but not getting any IP address (no other issues for other devices), and it was so out of date that I wanted to flash anyway.  I booted to Kali via USB a week ago, and the wifi worked fine.

Today I started trying to flash SD > EMMC and had a few images fail to boot from SD.  Now I'm using a validated image from [Kali](https://www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-arm). I'm not sure what I changed to make this happen, unfortunately, but now I don't have any network devices via boot to EMMC or SD/USB.

• The wifi [privacy switch](https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinebook_Pr...y_Switches) is off (press = 2 flashes, press again = 3 flashes, then I reboot).
  
• I tried editing NetworkManager.conf as instructed in [troubleshooting](https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinebook_Pr...iFi_issues), no change after reboot.
  

I just read on the wiki that the PinePhone Pro EMMC has a higher boot priority than the SD card. Why did you do this? I have had several installations on the PinePhone become unbootable after an update and this means that the first time that happens, my phone becomes a paperweight.

For those of you who don't know, Infinitime does not work out-of-the-box with iPhones - like, at all. This is because Apple uses a proprietary service for notifications and music control, but it seems to be documented. I want to get cracking at this, but I'll be honest: I have basically no experience working with BLE. If anyone here has any suggestions on the direction I should go, your help would be much appreciated. 

Here is the situation as I understand it:

a. Infinitime (on which I will be basing my work) is not set up to advertise like a regular BLE device.
b. If I am not mistaken, ANCS requires the NC (notification consumer) to be advertised like a regular device, so that iOS can do its GATT thing. If I am again not mistaken, this is why 3rd party apps cannot bond the watch with the phone.

I plan to make a quick-and-dirty (but working) script on a computer, learning as much as I can for the real thing.
My ultimate goal is to have working code in a pull request in the Infinitime Github.

Like I said, any ideas, thoughts, or notable resources would be invaluable, wish me luck.

Hello,

this is strictly for Beginners ;-)

  PinePhone How to flash a SD Card with Balena Etcher.pdf (Size: 285.61 KB / Downloads: 687)

Ciao
Walter

Hello,

this is strictly for Beginners only ;-)

  PinePhone Insert SIM and-or SD Card.pdf (Size: 115.84 KB / Downloads: 898)

Ciao
Walter

Edit: "f"

I found this thread from 5 years ago talking about Parrot OS, but I can't find any more recent posts about it.  parrotsecurity.org doesn't seem to have any ARM images.

Waydroid is still unbelievable. No problems. I can access the internet fine with my firewall "ufw" disabled. When I enable "ufw", I get no connection. I tried some basic allow rules for ufw and tried to allow the IP address listed on the "About" page inside Lineage OS, but still no luck. Before I break something, I wanted to ask for advice.

What do I need to do to let Waydroid through "ufw" (firewall) and access the internet? I have a VPN running, but there are no issues with this at all. I am comfortable with working in the terminal and I know about the rules file in /etc/ufw. Will there be some "routing" rules and if so, what would they be? When I looked a my network, I saw "waydroid0" along with "wlan0" and the rest.

Thanks for your time.