can you help

Greetings!

Does the board have audio or microphone input?


Ogogon.

Hello Piners - As many of you (i am only assuming), I've followed with great interest the latest magic from both Biktor & [i]Konrad - [/i]highlighted in both the April 
update for their awesome work, but also more recently following 0.2.1 release[i], which I flashed (pretty straightforward) [/i]on a PmOS CE/Mobian unstable/5.10x.

All went well - modem rebooted, power management is a pass, so as outgoing calls - incoming, however, fail.
Back to stock (sigh...) with both incoming/outgoing calls ok.

I haven't seen any open issue on GitHub - and hopefully I ain't double-posting either over here, but...am I the only one with such experience?

Many thanks for any idea you may have.

Cheerio!

Hi all,
I tried reaching the Pine64 sales team multiple times via e-mail over the past year, but they never responded :/
I'm currently waiting for the PineTab to get back in stock again (I was happy to see that it got some attention during the last April update), but I'm also aware that it probably doesn't suit my needs in terms of performance.
I currently own an iPad Pro, but I want to get rid of it (it's the last device I own that runs a user-subjugating OS). I'm looking for a halfway viable FOSS alternative (I know that Apple is pretty much leading the tablet market, but hope dies last). The PineTab was the first GNU/Linux tablet I stumbled across, and it appears to be the only one.
I'd be happy if somebody could point me to some (more powerful?) alternatives that I can drop more money on.
Is the PineTab suitably for casual use (web browsing, writing text documents in Vim, etc.)? Can it handle a more bloated OS like GNOME? Does it have (GPU-backed) hardware acceleration?
Thanks!

When I try to access the smb shares in nemo by clicking on the network on the side bar it displays nothing, just a blank window. I can use smbclient to list the shares available on the server in the terminal, but not in nemo none of the network devices are listed.

Accidentally removed the toolbars under view in nemo (fat fingers) and now can't figure out how to recover them. Normally I would try the alt key to access the menu, but there is none on the onscreen keyboard, nor function keys, or esc. so I am at a loss. is there a config file that I can edit? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Hello guys,
i'm selling my pinebook pro 64GB from May 2020 Batch, unfortunately i don't have so much time to play with.

The pinebook will come with:
- nvme adapter already installed.
- 120GB nvme KingSpec SSD already installed.
- 3.5mm jack serial adapter.
- Original charger and packaging.
- Manjaro Plasma as os.

I'm selling this pinebook and this 3 components for 160€ + shipping fees(i'm located in Italy so Italian buyer will pay less in shipment).

Pm me if you are interested, i will update the thread in case i sell it outside the forum.

Accepted payments PayPal and Revolut.

Here some pictures.

EDIT: Already Sold

has anyone managed to get a address book and a calendar sync with nextcloud?
I figure khard and khal and vdirsyncer might do the job.
but will khard work as sxmo's phone book?
I am (almost) completely new to sxmo and alpine linux, so any help is much appreciated.

Hi all

after trying out the official PINEPHONE MicroSD EXTENDER it seams that my sd card slot is not working anymore.

I tried it with the extender and with the sd card in the internal slot.
Nothing works. Although tried an new sd-card.


With an empty card the pine phone boot up to internal memory but the sd card doesn't show up on lsblk.

Is there any other possibility to check if the sd card is detected correctly from the system?

Thx

Hallo,

Ich hab mir gerade ein neues Touch Screen für mein PinePhone bestellt, da meines vor zwei Tagen zu Bruch gegangen ist.

Frage:
Hat jemand schon mal den LCD Bildschirm gewechselt ?
Oder hat jemand eine gute Anleitung für mich?

Für mich ist es das erste mal, das ich so was mache.

Danke und Gruß

Manfred