Hello,
I can't connect any extern HDMI output over the Dock:
 The DP state is always between:

Sad to announce that both the hinges have completely failed on my Pinebook Pro. The plastic holding the brass inserts have broken into numerous tiny pieces. The plastic bits feel oily to the touch and extremely brittle. I guess I will repurpose my PBP into a headless machine.

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Hello!

Like many before me, I did not buy the USB wifi adapter in the PineStore because I thought that I should be able to use any RTL8812AU chip that I could find. Obviously I'm out of luck and feeling pretty frustrated.

So far, I've been unable to use any android image successfully except for Ayufan's 7.1, and the stock 7.1.2 SD image. The 8.1 SD image is missing partitions on boot (something I read led me to believe this is because the img labeled for SD is actually for EMMC), and the 9.0 image doesn't boot at all. Both the standby and power on lights turn on and stay on any time I've tried to use that image. I read elsewhere that the only working image for 9.0 is the 64 GB one, and I do have an extra 128GB SD card lying around, so I'll try that one later.

At any rate, 7.1.2 works perfectly for my use case with a few tweaks, except I can't get any RTL8812AU chips to work. I have tried 5 different ones just today. I can see the RTL8812au.ko module exists in /system/lib/modules, and DMESG shows that my wifi adapter is recognized, VID/PID and all. When I try turning on wifi through network settings, DMESG says that rfkill-wifi driver failed to initialize successfully, and states that it failed to turn on the generic adapter. Basically there is a missing piece in there somewhere but I'm not sure where.

On ODROID's forums I found this thread: https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=24326 which seems super promising, but I'm not sure how I would go about applying the principles found there to android 7.1.2 on my Rock64. I don't see /etc/modprobe.d or a wifi_list.txt or anything of the sort. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

When I try to have a call on speaker, the other person hear loud noises (noise, not echo or reverb).
Is it the same for you ?

im using an os based on arch.
If you want to replicate the bug, make a call and in alsamixer mute earphone, unmute speaker, enable mic1 boost, and see if the other side hear noise.
Thanks.

I've done several searches and there is one SPI package that appears to enable NVMe boot, but the repo was archived by the developer.

Is there any way to set this up so NVMe is the default boot drive? Without using the emmc at all?

Thanks

I moved my tools (for portable devices, on xorg) from github to codeberg !
Onscreen keyboard, screen locker, modem test, application switcher...
Have a look:
https://codeberg.org/jackc

The PinePhone is really a great product. Bravo

But the battery discharges quickly. Is there expected a battery phone case?

A phone case including secondary battery would be a great solution with low technology requirement and perhaps easy to product.

With all my encouragement.

Hi,

any idea when would the Clusterboard be back in stock?

Thanks.

Hi

I am flashed the SPI with sigmaris's SPI, and I was unable to boot. So I used the erase image, and it still wouldn't boot. I'm expected my uart today, so I can view whats' going on.

However, I was wondering why it was letting me ping but not ssh. I have imaged a sata ssd with TwisterOS, and also on an sdcard, and neither boots. I think the SPI was flashed correctly (i'm probably wrong) so I am unsure why nothing is booting.

Earlier I was unable to ping at all, until I went through flashing again. So I probably skipped a step I imagine and now I've maybe bricked the rp64?

Thanks for any guidance

Fortunately I have a 2nd rp64, so I am hoping I waiting on this before I go through the hell of it again with the 2nd one

I put bad apple on the pinetime.

You can also watch it on odysee:
https://odysee.com/@TT-392:b/bad-apple-pinetime:8

Source code:
https://github.com/TT-392/pinetime-bad-apple
https://github.com/TT-392/Pinetime-bad-a...-processor