There is a hrs.data file that I was trying to read It has / and apha-numeric data how do I use that data to convert into human readable heart rate or heart rate variability processing 
  Also I have attached the hrs.data file

pi@raspberrypi:~/wasp-os $ python
Python 2.7.16 (default, Oct 10 2019, 22:02:15)
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> file = open("hrs.data", "r")
>>> file.read()
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Here's how we run Machine Learning and TensorFlow Lite on PineCone BL602... To create a Glowing LED

Machine Learning on RISC-V BL602 with TensorFlow Lite

I received my Pinephone64 a couple of months ago, and updated without issues.

Today I tried to update the phone using the GUI and got an error regaring dependencies.

THen I SSH'ed into the device, and ran 

It's been a while, and now I come back feeling like I missed a bunch of important events.  My own fault for not able to hang around as often.  Am I the only person affected because I'm still on 5.10? I  get an error message is i try to go anywhere beyond the welcome page when I start Firefox-ESR:Your connection is not secure(skipping a bunch).......error code: NS_ERROR_NET_INADEQUATE_SECURITY

As noted at the end of in this topic, Nadia's Arch Linux ARM GitHub repositories are retired:
https://github.com/nadiaholmquist/archiso-pbp
https://github.com/nadiaholmquist/pbp-packages

Since I use Arch Linux ARM intensively, I decided to take up the torch. This new repository contains a root filesystem for installation and installation instructions:

https://github.com/SvenKiljan/archlinuxarm-pbp

Package recipes can be found here:
https://github.com/SvenKiljan/archlinuxarm-pbp-packages

My philosophy and approach is a bit different. This custom Arch Linux ARM repository leans heavily on Manjaro ARM as upstream for all things related to the Pinebook Pro, including the kernel. This ensures that the latest improvements for the Pinebook Pro are incorporated in Arch Linux ARM as quick as possible. Only slight adjustments and some additional packages are used to make everything fit nicely in the Arch Linux ARM ecosystem.

Due to this approach the following works:
- External displays
- Experimental Suspend to RAM support (SD and eMMC installations only)
- Experimental NVMe booting

See the README for a full list of what is supported. Installation instructions are provided. Migration instructions can be found in the FAQ.

Hey Guys, Im going to start making customization's and modifications to my pinephone to more finely adjust it to my liking.  The thing is, if I do something I don't like or brick the OS having an emergency backup would be pretty sweet.  I know that a lot of people use Timeshift in the desktop community but I would prefer something that actually makes an image of the SD card.  (I can do this on my laptop by yanking the SD card each time I want to make a large change but I was hoping there might be something out there that would let the pinephone do it with the tap of a button.  Basically I would make a special partition on the SD card just to store my backups and make an image of the boot/root/home partitions.  Normally I would just install a sweet of programs to take care of these needs but I have been finding that a lot of the programs im used to are not set up for the ARM cpu architecture which has been slowing me down a bit.  Any options for me or is it better to yank the SD card and use my laptop to make the images?

Thanks

Hello there fellow PinePhoners,

I'm a Braveheart owner, who have been playing around with this device here and there whenever I have had the time to do so. At the moment I'm operating on a, boot encrypted, Mobian image from march which is flashed to the eMMC.

To make the USB-C functionality work I have done the VCONN Hardware Fix myself using a soldering iron. After flashing the updated anx7688 firmware everything worked perfectly for a couple of months (testing by connecting mouse and keyboard through a simple USB-C to USB A-hub). Until it suddenly stopped working all of a sudden.

What is even worse, is that the JumpDrive won't work anymore. I have tried different cables and setups, but whatever I do nothing shows up when i run lsblk on my desktop.

Do you guys have any idea what could have gone wrong here? I'd guess it's very possible that I have accidentally bricked the phone by trying to fix the HW issue myself.

Let me know if I should provide with you some specific log outputs or other information?

Cheers!

I just want to say that Mobian is working fine with Shaw mobile in Canada. I change the APN and now I get 4G signal in area that usualy has very poor reception. Sms works, calls work, data works too, no busy signal when try to call my phone and audio is fine. I did remove firefox-esr, anglefish and I'm using Falcon browser. Looks like it's ready for a dally driver to me. Nothing else works for me and I have 2 of the new phones 2G and 3G trying every image and new updates all the time to find the best working one. BTW the Mobian is on 64GB SD and working fine. Just my $0.02.

Tried to update my beta edition phone this morning, using Discover.

There are 623.2MB of updates, held up by libcanberrra=0.30+2+gc0620e4-3 Looks like this is a sound library

Anyone know a way around this?

I compiled GTK4 in my home directory (specifically, in /home/mobian/build) because I want to use the latest version of Megapixels on Mobian. Compilation itself went fine, but for some reason, most icons are missing, and I'm getting strange coloured artefacts.

GTK4 demo application: https://i.imgur.com/MMrO6Qv.png
Megapixels: https://i.imgur.com/K4qRRmL.png

To see if I wasn't missing anything, I followed the same steps to compile GTK4 on my Gentoo desktop, and the demo application there looks normal: https://i.imgur.com/ocFLhbC.png The key difference is that I used the Wayland backend on the PinePhone, and the X11 backend on Gentoo.

The packages I manually compiled are atk-2.36.0, gdk-pixbuf-2.42.6, glib-2.68.2, gobject-introspection-1.68.0, gtk-4.3.0, libepoxy-1.5.8, pango-1.48.5, and wayland-protocols-1.21. Other dependencies are installed systemwide from Mobian's standard repos (total package list here: http://dpaste.com/A3WZZ8Q2N). Environment variables: