All expected things were working fine with pinephone. A pacman update borked my pinephone and it wouldn't boot. I installed fresh current img to phone main memory (not sd card) as below:.
"Manjaro-ARM-plasma-mobile-pinephone-20111108.img.xz". Install was uneventful. I did a pacman system update after the flash install that added some items.
I use a Consumer Cellular sim card. Worked fine in past 6 months.
Testing of the new install shows that I can text outward, receive texts inward. Incoming voice calls are received.
Outbound calls, however, do not work. PhoneBook and Phone app both say " Unable to make a call at this moment". But this has been hours and is not a temporary Consumer Cellular system problem as I have an android phone working with the same carrier.
My sim card data shows in Settings -> Cellular Networks -> Sim card and data looks right.
Never had a phone problem (lots of others) before. Any ideas, anyone?
I may reinstall the older img file where all was working if I can't get a fix going to see if something got gliched in update.
after writing this I realised that the introduction is quite long; for the actual question you can hop to the last paragraph.
I naively used ssh to connect my phone to the computer, until I recently found out that this is apparently very insecure.
So now I am trying to harden the system by
-excluding IPv6 adresses (done)
-changing the port (yet to be done)
-using a key instead of a password (yet to be done; there's a brief manual in the wiki, but I could not do it, so I will have to look for more foolproof resources)
-installing fail2ban
After installing fail2ban (which is supposed to block IP adresses which fail to enter a correct password for more than x times) I noticed that it did not work: I could enter as many wrong passwords as I pleased and still log in. I finally found out that the reason was that the file /var/log/auth.log was missing and that I could solve the problem by installing rsyslog.
Was it a bad idea to install rsyslog? I'm asking because I guess that the devs had a reason to leave it out. Could it maybe drain the battery, quickly use up a lot of disk space or do anyting else that would be undesired on a pinephone?
I've been doing searching on this forum, and I haven't found many good answers. One or two threads closed, some others not really answering. Here's my question:
PineBook Pro -> USB C adapter -> HDMI -> LG 43Un700-B
Resolution at 1920x1080 is supported on the external LG monitor
Problem: The monitor itself frequently suggests that I switch to 3840x2160
Question: Is this theoretically possible with PBP?
Datum: When I attempt this, I get a KDE error "Outputs could not be saved due to error"
USB C to HDMI adapter:
CableCreation 5-in-1 USB C Adapter with 4K HDMI
Log file snippet:
[ 17.761] (**) Option "xkb_options" "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp"
[ 4107.965] (--) modeset(0): HDMI max TMDS frequency 300000KHz
[ 35899.567] (II) modeset(0): Allocate new frame buffer 3840x1080 stride
[ 35899.701] (EE) event0 - HAILUCK CO.,LTD USB KEYBOARD: client bug: event processing lagging behind by 138ms, your system is too slo
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[ 35925.629] (EE) client bug: timer event8 debounce: scheduled expiry is in the past (-14ms), your system is too slow
[ 35925.629] (EE) client bug: timer event8 debounce short: scheduled expiry is in the past (-27ms), your system is too slow
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I'm selling my Pinetab which I bought with the backlit keyboard , its an brilliant device from pine64 , but unfortunately I haven't been able to give it the proper attention it deserves. I had hoped to contribute back to the project, but life has taken an alternative direction and I find myself getting busier and busier .
I would prefer to sell in the UK only, so if your interested please DM me .
I'm looking for £100 +postage (but I'm sure an offer can be made) for it as its barely been used.
I have just received my pinecil but I can't get it to work - I get an X !! on the screen (not sure if the photo is viewable here) - I am using an OMARS power pack with 45W PD capability.
thanks,
PrimeOS is originally an Android-x86 based OS that provide desktop like experience on x86 based devices with top of the line features like Multi-Window, taskbar and Deca-pro Key mapping tool for playing games. Few weeks ago we received our Pinebook 1080p unit and started our work to port PrimeOS 0.5.0 to Pinebook.
Feature Highlights:
Multiple features to give a desktop experience like start menu, taskbar, etc.
Multi-window support with maximize, minimize, close, resize, etc.
Option to disable multi-window for any app in case you need.
General keyboard shortcuts like alt + tab, alt + f4, win + d etc.
Close to AOSP experience with only necessary desktop features.
Taskbar with the ability to pin apps, show notifications, and system icons.
Decapro key mapping tool to play games with keyboard and mouse (Press F10).
Built in Google apps.
INSTALLATION STEPS:
Download the PrimeOS SD-card image from our FORUM.
Insert sdcard into a card reader and flash the image using Etcher.
Put the sdcard into Pinebook and boot up.
Note: You will need a very good SD Card with atleast 8GB of space to have the best experience.
KNOWN BUGS:
Colors in camera is not good.
Chrome Browser crashes.
! WE HAVE ONLY TESTED THIS IMAGE ON THE 1080P PINEBOOK !
! Report to us if you find any more bugs !
PrimeOS for Pinebook is based on LineageOS 14.1 and it wouldn't have been possible without the work Ayufan and Alexandre(/e/) and we would like to thank them for their valuable work.
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Hello, I bought last week a pinetime, I got a confirmation email but no info about when it will be shipped. i would like at least an aproiximate idea, like next month, 6 months...
I would like to enable 2 and 3 fingers tapping on the touchpad (2 fingers = right click, 3 fingers = middle click). I can do it on my other laptops but not on the PBP.