Hi,

i want to substitute my current AP with a RockPro64, a quadport Intel I350-T4 PCIe card and the 1x1 Dual Band Wifi Module. It should run the current OpenWRT version.

• Is this setup/configuration stable or will it encounter the PCIe controller hardware error handling bug?
  
• Does the official OpenWRT release run out of the box with this setup or do i have to compile it by my self?
  
• Does the quadport card fit into the NAS case?
  

I'd like to be able to (automatically) share my calendar using syncthing but unsurprisingly this isn't going well by just syncing the "calendar.ics" file since this resumes in file conflicts.

Now the question: is there already a solution for that?

If not:
has anyone a good overview over software(libraries) for working with .ics files?
I thought if I automatically (by cron job or on creation) write new events into a separate file
which I than sync instead of calendar.ics and get the evolution calendar server (which the calendar app seams to rely on) automatically import events of the synced file
than this would be find. Is anyone out there who knows more about all all that puzzle parts and is willing to help?

Thanks.

I'm using the mrfixit stretch on the eMMC that it was shipped with (in January).  Twice today I picked it up and it had shut down and rebooted.  Once I was typing something and it happened so I got to see it.  It froze for a couple seconds then rebooted.  I have it set to boot to a command line so if I leave it in X and come back to a command line something happened.

Using the original power supply but the battery is still in it and working, shouldn't be that.  It seems to always reboot and come back up, it doesn't turn off.

I want to modify my Aisleriot icon/shortcut to prefix the 'sol' command with my desired locale ('LANG=en_US.utf8').
Where do the shortcuts triggered by the icons reside in PHOSH?

I'm having some trouble understanding the wiki for the soon to be released SoEdge. How do the SoPine and the SoEdge compare in terms of performance and features? From the wiki, it seems like the SoEdge is less performant, which is odd because it's newer. Maybe I'm a bit daft, but I think the wiki can use some revising and I'd like to help.

I've read on the wiki that the SoPine has a Allwinner A64 SoC (Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 Processor@1152Mhz), where as the SoEdge has Rockchip RK1808 SoC (Dual Cortex-A35 up to 1.6GHz).

Here are the SoC spec pages:
http://www.allwinnertech.com/index.php?c...index&id=9
https://www.rock-chips.com/a/en/products...9/989.html

Here is how I compared the CPUs:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison...v8-A_cores

Thanks for your time.

I have a UBports Edition, and the phone is having issues staying powered on. It'll run 5-60min then hard power off (on battery or cord or battery+cord). I have to remove from power (including battery) wait 5-15 min "rest period" then usually it'll only turn back on when power plug is inserted without battery. I'm suspecting something with power or heat, modem is a bit warm, would not call it hot. Has ran fine up until ~3 weeks ago (owned since April?).

I can't keep in on long enough to troubleshoot... I'm working on making a SD card image, but have experienced this issue with UBports and Manjaro.

Anyone experiencing? Anyone have suggestions?

So even though I didn't really play much with the Braveheart model, I decided to get the upgraded board. After the installation I started noticing that the left side of the screen acts a bit strange to touch events. I can't recall having this issue prior to the board swap but now it is the same for both the old and the new board. 

I have been running Manjaro and first noticed that something was a miss when I could not tab the leftmost keys on the virtual keyboard. However, events where still detected but for the key to the right. I'm not sure what to think as the rest of the screen are accurately detected so it doesn't seem like a calibration issue? 

I have tried reseating the cables and also tried postmarketOS where the issue was reproducible. This of course will not rule out a software issue but then I would believe that I would be more widely reported?

Have anyone experienced the same or have any ideas to how to fix it?

Hi there,

I purchased a set with three PineTimes. They're really cool devices. Since I'm a bloody beginner, they actually do nothing more but show the time. I managed to set the time with "nRF Connect" app on an Android phone.

The november update now says "PineTime firmware can now be upgraded via Gadgetbridge!"

Would it be possible, to provide a step by step tutorial for people who are not deep into that? Or is there already one, someone could point me to?

Thanks!!!

TLDR; I recently had a failure installing i3 that has caused my wi-fi to stop working. I've cross-posted this https://forum.manjaro.org/t/no-wifi-icon...vity/37966 

I recently tried to install i3 window manager and it caused some serious problems. I was unable to uninstall it with help from here https://forum.manjaro.org/t/will-not-boo...tall/37473 but afterwards the internet did not work. Actually it did not work while i3 was still installed so I think this installation failure caused the issue, not removing i3. This i3 thing really screwed things up.
I read this post https://forum.manjaro.org/t/unable-to-fi...ns/17232/2 and it seems I have the same behavior, on the same machine. But I do not get the errors when trying to reinstall drivers or restart the NetworkManager, but instead nothing happens. There is output with --verbose but I mean there is no change in the operation.
There is no wifi icon on the desktop and I can’t figure out how to get to the networking stuff. I’m new to Linux. From the desktop is there anything I can search? The only networking thing that comes up in Network Interfaces which I don’t know how to use. Where can I see network connections?
I’m not able to get 

After reading about @mara  (a.k.a. sndwvs) making the excellent Slarm64 unofficial port of Slackware to ARM64 and that member @KRT (a.k.a. shelldweller) got it working on the Pinebook, I just had to see what I could do with it on my new PinePhone!

I'm excited to say that, with a lot of tinkering, it works rather nicely.

• I downloaded a disk image of Slarm64 for the Pinebook with XFCE and the 5.9.3 kernel, as provided here.
  

• I wrote the image to my SD card and then followed Pine's instructions for installing other ARM64 distributions.
  

• I used GParted to move the root partition and add a boot partition (it turned out that step may be unnecessary).
  

• My Pinephone is the 3GB Manjaro CE edition and I got Slarm64 running by emptying the Slarm64 /boot/ folder and copying in the boot files from Manjaro, including the Manjaro kernel, version 5.9.1-4 (initially I put these files on the boot partition, but u-boot seems to pick them up from the root partition first, I guess because mine has a lower number).
  

• I also copied the kernel modules into /lib/modules
  

• I updated /etc/fstab to reflect my partitions.
  

• I used the dd command to write the u-boot image that came with Manjaro at the correct 8kb location on the SD card.
  

• I had to alter /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf, mainly because when u-boot boots from the Slarm64 root partition, the kernel Image and initramfs file are found in the "/boot/" subdirectory rather than the root of the boot partition so I had to fix the paths. It just gives up and boots Manjaro if they're wrong.
  

(03-16-2020, 08:24 AM)KRT Wrote: I do not think that Slarm64 has received the official blessing from either Pat Volkerding or Stuart Winter, so I do not think this is "official" Slackware in that sense.