Hello all!

I can't help but notice that WebGL doesn't work on any browser that I tested. Is this a Mobian thing, a browser thing, a PinePhone thing, or a settings thing? Do we know what the roadmap looks like?

Thanks

you can't do a search on this forum if the search expression is shorter than 4 characters, or only consists of words that are shorter than that. this is quite a limitation because IT is full of three-letter abbreviations. for example, I wanted to look into the topic of LTE, but of course I can't search for either "LTE", "4G" or "LTE 4G". this is just the most recent example from the many so far.

can the administrators please lower or remove this limit? it would make the forum much more useful!

I have a modified clusterboard using the original CAD, but cannot get any data over the network switch using default register values.

I've tried to get the values from the 24C08A SPI flash chip on an original board but broke it while removing it. 

Is there a data file or documented register values available for the SPI falsh I can use?

The original board seems to need these parameters tow work both ways properly, so I suppose it is mandatory, unless there are some changes to the boot strap resisitors that would make it work at least at 100Mb/s.

Thanks!

I recently ordered pinetime with pinebook screw, and i see alert status on 17track now.

What happened? What should i do?

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If there's ever a major revision to the PBP's design, it might be nice to have a "disk" (really bus) activity light. That would make it easier to detect problems prior to the OS loading, (Might cost too much to revise the case and board.)

The other suggestion would probably be easier to implement; put the socket (USB, audio, &c) silkscreen labels on the keyboard top rather than the sides, (obviously, pointing to the locations). The text could be a little larger (hence more legible). Generally, one inserts cables and jacks while above the keyboard, rather than peering at the side.

I've had the PBPro for some months, and am generally pleased with it. The quality of the audio was unexpected, and it's now become my domestic audio streaming device.
However, when restarting, e.g. following an OS update, it frequently hangs, very early in the reloading process. (Blank screen, not even the circling indicator.) It seems to require one or more physical off/on cycles with the power switch before it will start to load the OS.
It would be easier to see what's going on with a "disk" (really bus) activity light, but that might be too expensive to implement.
Is this a known problem? Is there a fix?

Everything is working accept modem. all connections seem fine. The modem gets warm so I'm assuming its getting power. What am I missing?

I want to test an NVMe SSD drive in the Pinebook Pro that isn't yet in the wiki Hardware Accessory Compatibility list. can someone please write a noob-friendly guide on how to do it? I want to find out the following:

• whether the system can remain stable while the drive is in sustained heavy use
  
• APST default setting
  
• whether the power settings are saved across reboots, and if not, is there a workaround
  

Linssid would be a useful tool for wireless network survey (at least 2.4 GHz) but although it installs it aborts on an error when run, apparently a problem with connecting to the display. This then precipitates additional errors, however the inability to connect to the display seems to be the actual issue. (Linssid uses pkexec to run with root privileges.) This appears to be a generic problem running any program as root via pkexec or sudo , for example a similar error occurs running "pkexec nemo" or "sudo nemo". I'm really not very familiar with Wayland, is there a way around this?

Two manuals

1) T-mobile certification

2) MMS configuration

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  EG25-MMS.pdf (Size: 185.91 KB / Downloads: 715)