Hi , I recently rebooted rockpro64 and now it stopped booting and get stuck with these error messages:


   


or this error message on multiple attempt to reboot.

   


is there any hope to fix it ? please recommend 

Please add GPS to the PineTime!

For millions of runners, bikers and other athletes, there's no privacy respecting (open source) GPS-enabled fitness watch to handle the fitness data (e.g. gps tracks). PineTime could be the first.

To my knowledge, every major GPS-enabled fitness watch manufacturer (Garmin, Suunto, Polar etc.) requires a propriatary mobile app for data transfer (over bluetooth). They are also forcing users into their closed and hackable cloud services to store the sensitive fitness/location data. I store my fitness data locally. This is why I still use old USB devices, but these get harder and harder to use due to abandoned usb drivers. I'm also on Linux which is unsupported (Currently I'm using a Windows 7 virtual machine to transfer my data, not exaclty a practical or future proof solution).

Since runners don't want to carry a heavy smartphone, adding a GPS to the PineTime would bring a privacy respecting alternative.

I've read the hardware is unlikely to change, but I just wanted to mention the importance of this.

Hi all
newbies on Pine64 and  armbian I cannot connect network using ethernet connector
just installed armbian today and the wlan is working fine but system looks cannot fine eth0

the debian version used is

cat debian_version
10.7i

now I used armbian-config to setup the Wifi but here eth0 is no more present....

I don't know where I can go to enforce driver or something like that ... I more Windows users ;-)

Thanks in advance for your support ...

Furthemore my english is not perfect I'm French

Pierre.

Has anyone tried an external wifi antenna?  What type of connection is on the wifi module?

Hi folks,

maybe there is some user who has installed OpenWrt on its A64 (+) and can help me with following issue:

One usb port (top one) is not working. Power is there, but no device is recognized. The other one is working fine, I have my wlan adapter plugged in there.
I measured the connection from the connectors to the soldered pins on the lower side of the board (ohms), everything seems fine.

There is some error message in "dmesg" (line #4), but I have no idea what that means:

Hey everyone, I was one of the early adopters of the pinetab. Actually I love this device but I can not contribute to the project the way I wanted to. So if anyone is interested: I still have every cable that came with it and also the complete original packaging. Everything is in excellent condition. PM for pictures.

Price: 110€

Free shipping in germany, rest of EU 15€

Hi All,
Is it possible to use a USB DAC or soundcard with the Pine Phone? 
Thanks

Hello guys i am working on a little project: https://www.reddit.com/r/pinephone/comme...&context=3


Now i want to connect from my pinephone via X11 Forwarding to my vm(ubuntu) on a hypver-v.

pinephone has Manjaro posh on it.
Which is using wayland.

I always get following errors on the pinephone:
- the xauth error
- And that it can not find any display

Nearly same as here: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=11755


Does anyone know what i can do? I don't realy get the other thread and i think they are trying do connect to the pinephone not from the pinephone

The X11 Forwarding over putty and stuff on other clients works great

Edit:

As in the other thread said this site is very good: https://www.dbts-analytics.com/notesxfwdgb.html

On the Pinephone:


1. Xephyr -br -ac -noreset -screen 1150x850 :8
To connect use:
2. DISPLAY=:8 ssh -X trinidad@10.42.0.73 -p 54321 gnome-boxes 2>/dev/null


But it still does not work

Still both errors

I gave it a try installing nordvpn on pinephone.

The installation went smoothly.
I connected to VPN and said was connected to another country.
I whitelisted port 22 to ssh

However, when I tried to use Firefox there is no connexion

I wonder if anyone has tried and can help

thanks

Greetings !

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 !