I've been investigating why mobile data did not work on my Pinephone (an untampered KDE CE one).
The APN settings UI is currently broken, since the last update... but prior to that, I was able to check that the APN settings had been automatically set, and were valid. I would be interested in knowing how to change those settings manually, as there doesn't seem to be much documentation on that for Plasma Mobile.
The command `ip link show` lists three interfaces. The third one is called `wwan0` and I assume it's the one mobile data should be using. It's always down though, and enabling/disabling mobile data in Plasma's UI doesn't change anything to that interface.
Investigating further, I noticed that `pinephone-modem-scripts.pinephone-modem-setup` had an issue at boot.
`systemctl status pinephone-modem-scripts.pinephone-modem-setup` shows that the process exited with status 1.
I then found the scripts in /usr/sbin: pinephone-modem-start.sh, pinephone-model-stopl.sh, pinephone-modem-setup.sh, and pinephone-modem-setup-ofono.sh.
The setup script exits with status -1 and doesn't display anything on screen.
The start script and stop script exit with success status, and report that they "Enable/Disable EG25 WWAN module".
The ofono setup indefinitely looks for a /dev/EG25 file that does not exist.
That's about as far as I got. I'm not even sure I'm looking in the right direction, but I'm thinking maybe someone here knows better !
I've done a bit of digging, but have yet to find one with a 90 degree turn like the SD card extension. I'm fairly certain it exists. If you have found one please show me where you got it.
I am really curious if there are *literally any* projects that incorporate the FLIR Lepton (any type) with the PinePhone. I've searched, but didn't find anything. Yet, I kind of find it hard to believe that no one has made a case yet. Would be a really cool project.
One of the biggest issues that I see with the software is that I can not make calls. When I go to make a call, It will hang right up. Anyone else having an issue with calling or how can I fix this?
Hey just looking to see if anyone found a good location to find a replacement loud speaker?
I got my pinephone a week or so ago and the speaker was making some static noise but did not think much of it until it completely stopped working yesterday.
I am fairly certain its hardware as the headphone jack outputs sound, the earpiece outputs sound Bluetooth outputs sound but internal speaker no sound (tested on multiple OS's).
I opened a ticket with pine64 but according to the wiki it is not a part they have replacements for and I have to track one down from an old Nokia or Lenovo. I found some on Ali Express but they are two months away is there anywhere in the US that will carry the speaker as I don't want to switch back to my android phone as my daily driver for a silly speaker problem but I need to be able to hear my phone while I wait for parts.
I bought the PinePower 120W and 65W models as soon as they became available and they've both turned up. The 120W seems good but the 65W brick appears to be dead on arrival, or maybe I'm doing something wrong. Plugging it into known good plug sockets results in no lights (if there are any, the documentation is incomplete) but also no power on any USB port.
I think it's dead on arrival but the UK plug socket adapter is a bit weird, like it puts the entire device upside down when fitted and it was an extremely tight fit, so tight that I can't remove it. Has anyone else tried the UK plug adapter? Am I doing something wrong?
I was disappointed to find out that software only available on Sailfish (and possibly Manjaro I think I heard)?
Saw there were instructions on how to compile for Ubuntu. Decided to be adventurous, and I just tried to compile it on my Pinephone running Mobian. It seems to have successfully. Daemon starts up, and app even seems to want to run. I'm guessing there's something missing still ("No drivers found") or an issue with the fact that Phosh is using Wayland.) But it sill shows nothing on the screen and is not usable. If you launch it from the app screen, nothing happens, but the binary will be running in the background.
mobian@mobian:~$ harbour-amazfish-ui
Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Use QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway.
("/var/lib/flatpak/exports/share/icons", "/usr/local/share/icons", "/usr/share/icons", ":/icons") (":qml/custom-icons")
Connecting to daemon signals
void DaemonInterface::changeConnectionState()
No drivers found
QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component
qrc:/qml/harbour-amazfish.qml:11:1: Type ApplicationWindowPL unavailable
qrc:/qml/components/platform/ApplicationWindowPL.qml:22:1: module "org.kde.kirigami" is not installed
qrc:/qml/components/platform/ApplicationWindowPL.qml:21:1: module "Qt.labs.settings" is not installed
qrc:/qml/components/platform/ApplicationWindowPL.qml:22:1: module "org.kde.kirigami" is not installed
qrc:/qml/components/platform/ApplicationWindowPL.qml:21:1: module "Qt.labs.settings" is not installed
my pine doesn't seem to be charging the 5000mAh battery while the screen is on unless i turn the brightness way down using the 2A power supply,
i guessing its using more power then it can get, i have a 5v 3A on its way
does any 1 know how much power the
board + 7inch screen + wifi/ bt module not turned on + camera not turned on should be using? will a 3A power supply be enough to charge the battery while its on be enough?
has any 1 else had any similar issues to this?
