My pinephone bog possibility help me ? thank's

Okay, I've been searching like mad to get my RockPro64 back up and running. I figured out the serial (the jumper to select 3v3 is important). It would work for a little while then not. At least now I have a backup board but I'll put that to good use. 

Now I've been searching the site for how to copy over the Debian image (Armbian) to the emmc and then booting from emmc. I ran this:

cat /tmp/Armbian_21.02.1_Rockpro64_buster_current_5.10.12.img.xz | xz -d | dd bs=30M of=/dev/mmcblk2

Fdisk shows:

# fdisk -l /dev/mmcblk2
Disk /dev/mmcblk2: 58.2 GiB, 62537072640 bytes, 122142720 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: dos
Disk identifier: 0xcb08aa40

Device                      Boot   Start       End Sectors  Size  Id  Type
/dev/mmcblk2p1      32768 3571711 3538944       1.7G 83 Linux


I attempted to boot (SW4 removed), SD and eMMC installed. Only boots to SD.

Pointers please
thanks

Hi,

I would like to return and get a refund on my items but the support doesn't want to respect its policy about it, instead they either ghost me or bounce me around sales@pine64.org and ach claiming it's the other support that deal with this...



During one exchange they even told me to sell my items on ebay, I am still within 15 days the return and refund policy.


Any idea on how to deal with this situation?

As of right now, the website can be visited without HTTPS (http://forum.pine64.org). This is a major security risk as it's possible to steal cookies over the network.

Is there a way to probe the software for the IEMI number on my Mobian PinePhone?

Hey guys,

I'm a proud new owner of a brand new pinephone! I wanted to start developing on the device but not sure what approach to take. I'm a bit long in the tooth when it comes to developing GUI applications and haven't done much development for many years but want to get back into tinkering.

To ease myself in I was thinking of writing a simple game like Tetris or some other fun game. I've looked at several toolkits like GTK and Qt but something else that piqued my interest was using Flutter? I found this YouTube video from the Linux Foundation and it got me thinking if this is something worth considering using for developing apps for the pinephone? This guy seems to have done a lot of the legwork to get this working for arm. I've included the video and I'm interested in hearing the opinions of more seasoned developers.

Hi folks,

it's so nice to see that the Mobian team decided to include the latest patches for PD and other useful stuff.
To avoid double posting refer to my post here:
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?...2#pid90802

Just made a short test with one of my type C chargers which was limited to 0.5A before...
Now it got recognized as 3.0A charger.
Will test with another dock tomorrow.

Things get better everyday!
Thanks to the Mobian guys (and to megous of course) for this improvement.

Cheers,
scholbert

None of the distributions I've tried will let me connect to my 5 GHz wifi network at home, because it only shows the 2.4 GHz. The hardware supports 802.11n, so why doesn't it show my higher speed access points?

I have the Mobian CE with Convergence.

Thanks!

I installed Mobian got green light and keyboard. Appears like it needs password to get in but the password I created won't work. Please help. Old dumb Nam Vet Atty.Doug

Hi,
I received my community edition this morning and got it all set up but during updating I couldn't login back in to check the progress, type the pass code then it resets and expects it again. I have had this with mobian on my braveheart so did what I have done before and pressed the power button to turn it all off and turned it back on. I have the message 'OH no! Something as gone wring, A problem as occurred and the system can't recover. Please log out and try again@ which I have done a number of times.

So, have I killed it in double quick time or can I re install the image on the emmc? Or is there some way to recover it?

Thanks

Ashley