Tried the killswitch but it doesn't help. Few boots away I had WiFi while I was using my sd card. Now I get no wifi or every boot, no deference if sd card or ssd.

WLAN dongles and bluetooth also not working.


Also /etc/network/interfaces is not existing. And the NetworkManager.conf is empty. And I seem to miss the network manager service... Just freshly installed kde, before that I had xfce, sadly same problem

Hi.

What is the TDP or maximum, safe temperature for the A64+ board?

I have a heatsink attached but I would still like to make sure I know what the safe temperature range is. I'm using htop to see the current temperature reading.

I just received the Plasma Mobile CE Pinephone the other day and I wanted to fully charge it before using it, so I charged it for several hours while off.  When I turned it on it was only about 80%.  So I charged it more, and when I checked it again it's still only at about 85%.  I've since tried to charge it several hours while off and the most I've ever gotten is 87%. 
I don't know if OS makes a difference, since the phone is off anyway but I've also tried charging with PostmarketOS on a SD card, and it still won't charge past 85%. 

Is anyone else having this problem?  Is it a defective battery I need to request a replacement for?

(And yes, I removed the plastic tab of the battery before charging)

I'm a new Linux user and I've had a PinebookPro for several months now, using the Manjaro KDE that it came with.  It's been great, and I'm lucky to not have any issues aside from a not so smooth trackpad.

I just flashed Debian onto an SD card, and it loaded fine, and I updated it.  However, I have some keyboard issues that aren't present when I'm using Manjaro.  I wonder if anyone else has had this problem with Debian? 

Certain key functions are not accurate.  Here are some examples:

1.  When I try to do the | (pipe) key, it will do ~ (tilde) instead. 
2.  @ will do "
3.  # will do some other obscure symbol not even on the keyboard
4.  ~ will also do another obscure symbol.


Everything else on the keyboard works fine in Debian, at least from what I've tried.  Anyone else have this issue or have any ideas on how I can resolve it?
Thank you

I have to face the truth, I'm not using my Ubport CE pinephone and I have no time or will to maintain the phone for now.
I guess it's a bit too early for me. Sadly I passed over the new board upgrade and I don't have the skill to do the manual fix.

So I'm offering this phone for free, except for shipping cost. I can also give it to you directly if you are around Grenoble in France.
I hope it will help some hacker making this great system better.

Just PM me !

Hello all,

Does anyone know if the Pinephone at this stage of Postmarket OS is capable of meeting the requirements of HD voice calling for Cricket Wireless?

I just put together a microcluster with some RockPro64s and a clusterboard. I wrote it up here, in case anyone's interested: https://mattbernhard.medium.com/building...2b176e2f76

Hi.
I wonder if there's a page in the wiki or somewhere that specifies anything I could try to make the phone more stable.
For instance, is upgrading the modem firmware something I should do regularly to have a more stable experience?
Maybe there's some software tuning that would make it more stable as well.

If there's no wiki page describing this process, where can I find this info?
Thanks.

I am planning to get some RP64 case to use as some TV box, but I prefer wifi over LAN connection. Is there any case that supports internal wifi adapter? I wanted this, but not sure how it will handle the wifi adapter.

https://pine64.com/product/rockpro64-pre...num-casing

Hi,
I messed up my spi and found solutions on bypassing the spi but it doesn't seem to work. I flashed the pinebook pro spi image by accident. On the rockpro64 wiki, it states you could jump pins 23-25. It doesn't appear to do anything. The white light does not appear. I currently am trying to boot from emmc which should be default boot unless that has changed...
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks