Following the latest update of chatty (chatty-0.3.3+16+g11c76c6-1-aarch64), the app no longer shows the messaging history. The database file home/manjaro/.purple/chatty/db/chatty-history.db remains and all the messages are still there, but chatty doesn't read them for some reason. I tried to downgrade chatty to an earlier version from the package cache, but same thing.

Messaging works and new chats are being displayed in chatty, but for some reason the old chats are not visible.

Any ideas?

Hi,

My earpiece speaker broke after my Pinephone fell out of my jacket pocket. I bought a replacement speaker from aliexpress based on a post identifying compatible models but, even though it works, the volume is very low even at 100%.

With pulseaudio I would use pavucontrol to boost to 150%. Manjaro Phosh uses pipewire and pavucontrol doesn't work. Does anyone know what I can use to achieve the same result. Speaker is unusable as there is a massive echo so callers hear themselves, and I would like to be able to use the earpiece rather than having to use an earpiece - though that is the best solution, I think, once you've managed to untangle it, push in the earpieces and plug it in!

Command line would be fine, ideally something that survives reboot.

Thanks.

I'm using a 1.5A USB charger, and that is barely able to charge the battery faster than I am discharging it. When I plug in that same charger through the docking bar, I see that the USB current limit is only 0.5A, and that is definitely NOT enough to keep ahead of the discharge.

Is this a known issue? Is there a fix?

This is a beta edition, convergence model,  running Mobian/Phosh from the SD.

Hello all:

When should I be satisfied with upgrading via the apt package manager, and when should I do a complete reinstall? Are there changes that occur in the updated Mobian images which are not implemented when an old installation upgrades via apt?

An example: When I installed Mobian in October 2020, full disk encryption (FDE) was not available so I had to hack together an encrypted /home/ partition using cryptsetup and LUKS. Then, some time in December, the Mobian images packaged a native FDE setup tool. If I were to reinstall now, I could set up FDE natively.

Is FDE an *exception* or the *rule*? Am I missing other important features and fixes by upgrading via apt?

Thanks again

The new image is an aarch64 build, so quite a departure and there are many teething problems at the moment.
Flash as usual and then as root zypper ref/ssu ur/zypper dup. Apps now need to be 64bit builds so some on the Jolla store won't install and the Openrepos Storeman app will not install either. There may be some improvement in sim card recognition but it will take some time for this build to get back to parity with the 32bit version.

Hello,
im a relative newbie to programming and wan't to have a own clock face.
I followed the build steps from Git - build and program and the build with a new face with some little changes was also successfull.[url=https://github.com/JF002/InfiniTime/blob/develop/doc/buildAndProgram.md][/url]
I wan't to programm the firmware by OTA/DFU, but my problem is, there wasn't a pinetime-mcuboot-app-dfu build.
The files build are:

• pinetime-app-1.2.0.bin
  
• pinetime-app-1.2.0.hex
  
• pinetime-app-1.2.0.map
  
• pinetime-app-1.2.0.out
  

So Im thinking of building a Pine64 cluster for a homelab over a Pi for a couple reasons, also being able to order more than one of the same type.
Their website sells USB to barrel power adapters awesome! But I need a power strip that can output 5V 3A for at least four USB ports.
I am not honestly that familiar with power usage and finding pieces but I see a lot of 2.4Amps with a max total of 12Amps. Out of a USB power strip. Is 3A really just 2.4?192.168.0.1 routerlogin 192.168.l.l

added support for crux-arm

crux-arm-3.6-aarch64-core-quartz64-5.13.0-rc4-build-20210722.img.zst
crux-arm-3.6-aarch64-core-quartz64-5.13.0-rc4-build-20210722.img.zst.sha256

Hello there, im looking for a secondary laptop and found pinebook pro over reddit, i would use it for web browsing (including video), office, some cybersecurity learning stuff if able (nmap or similar tools) and at least some bash scripting and code learning (like ansible, JavaScript etc, might use Atom).
So, as the title says, is pinebook a good option for me?showbox speed test

I am in Ireland, looking to buy a used PINEBOOK Pro. If you have one to sell please PM me!

Thanks!