Someone also tested these:

https://kdebuild.manjaro.org/images/dev/

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Hello,

I figure I might ask here first rather than email the store, since it's apparently overwhelmed with support requests according to the last news update.

I missed both the special offer for BH & UBports owners and the regular version, they went out of stock before I could place my order (that'll teach me to procrastinate!).

Can we expect them to be back in stock at the same time as the KDE Plasma mobile Pinephones are ready to ship? Please say yes


Thanks!

I have the Pinephone external battery charger and just started using it. Is the power LED supposed to change color when the battery is fully charged?

Hello,

From https://www.pine64.org/2020/08/31/pineph...y-edition/, it says that Manjaro CE PinePhones feature rev. 1.2a PCBA.
However, https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePh..._revisions seems to say that it features rev. 1.2b PCBA.

Has it evolved since the announcement from the end of August ?

From what I can read, I'd prefer to test the Phosh user interface, and thus have the Manjaro edition.
Is there any difference in hardware revision from manjaro and kde edition ?
I know that I can juste take any community edition and then flash the device with the desired OS, but if it can spare me my time ... :-D

Hello all. I recently acquired the pinephone community Manjaro edition, but after trying it out, I much prefer using the ubports image, which (at the moment) seems a lot smoother and more stable to me.

My braveheart pinephone never had the small gasket that covers the proximity sensor. This causes the proximity sensor to provide bad readings to phosh and blanks the screen. Now after making a phosh based image I edit the udev rules to disable the proximity sensor. I was hoping the replacement mainboard would include the proximity sensor cover, but it did not. Though an uncommon problem I'm not the only one to have this issue based on the various messages on the forum.

I tried the fix shown by RWXYZ, but I'm having trouble getting the tiny pieces aligned correctly. See https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?...=proximity

Does anyone have a 3D printable fix for the proximity and light sensor gasket? I might be able to get a friend to print it some versions.

Any other thoughts on potential fixes? I'm missing the part so don't know exactly what is needed.

Thanks

Though I'm not using a Pinebook Pro, but I find it appropriate to get it posted here.
Currently very ugly workaround is used, and I need to continue experimenting with ACPI tables to get it boot *into* the OS.

Yo folks, I'd like to switch my home NAS from odroid/atom to ROCKPro64 4GB version. I have noticed that some items related to build are out of stock, mainly:
https://pine64.com/product/rockpro64-4gb...46c16e2e66
https://pine64.com/product/rockpro64-met...46c16e2e66

When is this going to be available?
Cheers

Is there a way to use LEDs?  Ideally, would be nice to customize them for various uses.  As a minimum, I'd like to have a LED notification whenever I have a missed call or a new message (sms, email).  Also a LED battery charging indicator is useful.  Would be great if a user can specify in settings or some config file color, duration, pattern of the LED notification.  At present, my LEDs are off all the time - am I missing something?

Megi's LED info is interesting, but not for layman's practical use.

BTW, it was pleasant to experience use of LEDs by sxmo.

The Rockpro64 boards emit a buzz noise (audible only at some centimeters), this is probably due to the converters. However. there is no noise at all on the rock64. Then, I am wondering if it is not due to 12V instead of the 5V for rock64. Is there a reason for this choice ? reduce current ?