I just received my PineTime Pine64 yesterday.

Upon arrival, the battery was at 0%, 3.10V.
I charged it yesterday, and the battery indicator went from 0% to 18% after 50 minutes, then to 54% and stuck.

Today, it dropped back to 0% this morning and won’t charge.
What are my options to get a working watch?
Thank you.

Two questions...
Firstly - I would like reports of people running Trixie unstable in late 2024 onward, is it ready for daily driving, how is phone audio, system stability, and phone call quality?  Is the camera working?

Secondly - the Mobian wiki does not give up-to-date instructions

https://wiki.debian.org/Mobian/FAQ#How_d...nstable.3F

here is what https://repo.mobian-project.org/  looks like now,

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum and just got my hands on a ROCKPro64. I came across the suggestion about using an NVMe disk as rootfs, but I'm a bit confused about the process. Could someone provide a step-by-step guide on how to set this up? Specifically, I'm interested in any prerequisites and potential pitfalls to watch out for. Thanks in advance!

When I leave the uboot cmdline or grub cmdline open for a while, system or at least the keyboard becomes unresponsive.
It does not happen after Linux has started.
Happens on 2 different Uboot builds, the one from Towboot and the one from Fedora.
The type of bootloader does not matter, it happens in grub/syslinux too.

Can you help me investigate? Is this a known thing?

Hi, I've had my pinebook pro for a few years now and for the most part it did a pretty good job
sadly a few days ago i spilled coffee over the keyboard, and since then i cant get it to boot anymore.
after the spill i shut it down and tried to clean it off as good as i could, without opening up the case.

I started to do some troubleshooting, and hope someone here can help me with that, so that i can fix it, or at least order the proper replacement parts.

I have since opened it up, and noted some coffee stains in the lower shell, but luckily i could not find any on both the boards.
the battery seems to be in order as well, and removing it, closing the jumper and powering from socket produces equivalent results.

the only life sign i can see from the board is a blinking of the orange status light for a while after i (re)connect the flat-band cable to the keyboard
this only happens with the emmc module connected, and the switch enabled. An sd card with an linux image on it alone doesnt allow for blinking, the emmc seems to be necessary for it to occur.

My current theory is that some coffee must have come into the key nipples, shorting them and thus rendering the output unviable, i removed the keyboard from the upper case and tried to wash it as good as possible, it should be dry by know but it didnt help. sadly the keyboard uses a single nipple glued to each key, instead of a silicon mat like most full scale keyboards, so i cant be sure i cleaned it properly.

before ordering a replacement keyboard id like to make sure the mainboard is actually fine, but as the power button is part of the keyboard i dont know how i would be able to test that, is there some other way to power on the board that ive missed?

Hi all, I'm new here and I couldn't find the info I am searching for from the list or threads : Is there a second-hand channel or market-place for PinePhones ?

Thanks !

rdv

I connected a PCI NVMe adapter to the RockPro64, but nothing is added to 

Naked installer for Pinephone Pro, where after the base is installed I can just choose to install a gui through terminal.

I could've sworn I seen one or barebones or base on github once, now I can't find it.

Reason why is I typically install go with Mobian and then install Plasma over it, but I've got dupelicates of stuff, settings, stores, etc and tinkering around trying to remove the phosh stuff tends to typically make it fall apart and bork the rest of the way.

Hi, I am writing about the PINEPower GAN powerbank, with two usb-c and one usb-a. Would you recommend it for powering a computer and sometimes a PineCil? I read on the internet that it has some overheating problems and sometimes stops charging for a few seconds. Do you know if this is still the case? Please let me know. Thanks.

While I know about the NVMe compatibility matrix and TechPowerup's SSD database has much more info, I am still finding it difficult to find an optimal low-power large (2TB+) SSD.

From what I can determine so far from the SSD database, there are really 2 choices for low-power:

• Acer FA100
  
• Kingston NV1