I am about to remove the original mainboard from my Brave Heart phone and replace it with the newer 1.2b revised board.

The original is in perfect condition, it seems a shame to just discard it.

 I am wondering what to do with it.. ?  Perhaps an auto-dialer for a security system  ?

UPDATE: Solved.

uart2 is the Devil.  Long live uart3.  Enabled ias overlay on /dev/ttyS3 and Pi2 Bus Pins 37 and 36 (which differ between models)


I'm trying to adapt an Elelab Zigbee Shield( https://elelabs.com/products/elelabs-zigbee-shield.html) for use on a H64b but I'm finding it very difficult given the "Pi2" GPIO block is not actually compatible with pi shields.  The device works on simple (and universal) serial connection@115200 baud.  It should be trivial to get working and I can't figure out why .

So where I'm at with the h64b:
uname -a:

• uart0 is the bitch of uboot and then getty.
  
• uart1 is attached to pins on the wifi
  
• uart2 is attached to the GPIO as the second function of pins 8 and 10
  
• uart3 is, maybe, attached to GPIO mysteriously at pins 38 and 37
  
• uart4 is a mysterious unicorn that is no longer enabled in many linux flavours.
  

Good Afternoon,
  I buy a NAS kit with a Rockpro64 and also two 4tb Hard drives, that I plan to mount in raid 0.
Then I install the Open Media Vault OS
And try to configure the Raid 0.
However I am not able to synchonyse the two hard drives.  it always faild durring the synchronization.
Also I notice the fan on the kit never run, and therefore the temperature increase a lot, close to 80 degree.

Somebody suggest me to install the Andriod OS to verify if the fan work and it is.

So now I don't know what to think and do.

What is your recommendation?  
The goal is to have a NAS and a Plex server running on the same machine.
I don't care of the OS, I only need a solution that will work.

Thank you for your help

Okay, a very weird issue with SFOS.

I’ve had it installed on the eMMC drive for a few weeks. I attempted to install a cell sim card to try it out. The phone would boot just fine. Though, after it went to ‘sleep”, things changed. I attempted to wake it up, and all I was greeted with was the spinning ball.

Though, running from sdcard works as it should

Okay, I thought I may have scrambled the installed OS. Did a fresh download & install into eMMC. It has the same issue, spinning ball trying to re-awaken the phone.

I just flashed mobian onto the phone, and it does not have this issue.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Hi

I just started a PineTime developing project for college. I am quite new to programming and just kind of got thrown into that project without any help available, which means I am still quite lost at the moment.
I will get a physical PineTime to run my code on, but until then I read on the wiki FAQ that you can preview watch faces thanks to WebAssembly.

I followed every step on this site, which was linked to on the wiki: I forked the Pinetime repo and created the Github workflow as instructed. However, the action failed with following error every time it ran:

cp: cannot stat 'src/DisplayApp/Screens/Clock.cpp': No such file or directory

I tried to google that but did not get any wiser. What is the problem? The directory that the path above is pointing to is in my repo, there is no doubt about that (except that every directory actually starts with a lowercase letter, but I do not suppose that this is relevant?). So why was it not found?

Thanks in advance for any help
gjoyet

Hi guys,

I am new here. Therefore I do not know exactly whether I am right here. I recently bought a Linux cell phone from Pine64 with a Manjaro operating system. I still "nibble" at some settings on the phone. But what bothers me most at the moment is that I can't check my credit balance. On Android this is normally done with *101# but on the phone Manjaro doesn't let me type * and #. If I create a contact with the shortcut, then this is not called. Does anyone know any advice? Here is the version info from the phone:

distrib_id=Manjaro-ARM
distrib_release=20.10
distrib_codename=
distrib_description="Manjaro ARM Linux"

Since my English is unfortunately not that good, I have also formulated the request below in German.

Many greetings
Horst

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Guthaben mit *101# abfragen

Hallo Leute,

ich bin neu hier. Deshalb weiß ich leider auch nicht genau, ob ich hier richtig bin. Ich habe mir vor Kurzem ein Linux-Handy von Pine64 mit einem Manjaro-Betriebssystem gekauft. Ich "knabbere" noch an einigen Einstellung auf dem Handy. Was mich aber zur Zeit am meisten stört, ist, das ich mein Guthaben nicht abfragen kann. Unter Android geht dies normalerweise mit *101# Aber beim Telefon läßt Manjaro mich kein * und # eintippen. Wenn ich einen Kontakt mit dem Kürzel anlege, dann wird dies nicht angerufen. Weiß jemand einen Rat? Hier die Versions-Info vom Handy:

distrib_id=Manjaro-ARM
distrib_release=20.10
distrib_codename=
distrib_description="Manjaro ARM Linux"

Viele Grüße
Horst

I hope I don't sound idiotic asking this - I come from a desktop background. My new Pinephone has Manjaro CE (doesn't say if it's Phosh or what, but it's based on Gnome). When I open a dialog box, like for example on the Calculator application opening the menu on the top right and pressing About Calculator, what's the proper way to just close the dialog box?

The Calculator's not the only example, see About Chats on the Chats menu and other dialogs as well, not just the About boxes. They don't have a close button, so is there some magic touch gesture I'm supposed to know about to make them go away? Normally with this kind of thing you'd expect to just click elsewhere on the parent application window and it would close automatically but that doesn't work on the Pinephone.   So what's the deal with this, is it just a design flaw that the devs haven't had time to work on yet, a bug, or is there just some easy way to close the dialogs that I don't know?

I have a very similar problem on Firefox. If I long-press on a web page to open the menu, and then I decide I didn't want the menu, how do I make the menu go away? If I tap elsewhere on the browser window the menu still stays there, which I think is wrong. I end up having to choose something to click on like Select All, even though I don't want to, just to make it go away. The same problem occurs with Firefox's hamburger menu as well.

My current workaround for the dialog box problem, as mentioned in my other thread, is to tap the arrow at the bottom of the screen to bring up the window switcher and then use that to close the dialog. Unfortunately this isn't always possible. For example, I had to reboot the phone today after I put Firefox in fullscreen mode. When I did that, there were no buttons on the screen to switch tasks or active the on-screen keyboard (I tried the power button to lock and unlock the phone but I don't know if that would have helped as that time the endless lock screens bug got me!).

Hello everybody,

In regarding to what I have mentioned in my main "report" (here: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=12077).

There seem to be another issue concerning battery / charge.

When my PinePhone is sited on my desk charging, and I do not touch it for long periods of time, it appears to be that the charging sequence is somehow stopped or disconnected, even when the device battery did not reach a full charge.

Why do I think so? well, everytime the phone is left charging but untouched, I come over, press the power key to bring the screen on, unlock, than have a quick look at the battery indicator, which is not charging (it was charging an hour before, when I have plugged-in the device), also the battery icon shows the normal state (not charging) - then I need to unplug the charging cable, and plug it in again - to get the "charging" status back on.

Is this a hardware problem? or a software problem? I am not sure.

But now I understand why after 10+ hours at night of being connected to the charger, my device did not reach a full charge.

Any informative input would be highly appreciated.

Have a nice day you all 

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Hello World.. 

Is there a way to make a wifi hotspot in manjara ARM on pinephone?

And a protonmail client?

And the Geary is still not working.. 

Any solutions?

Zeven

Hello everybody,

I was wondering, how I can check which version of Manjaro / Posh is installed on my PinePhone ?

I was looking for it in the "About" app, but other than a version number (which I believe belongs to the kernel?) I couldn't find much.

Is there any terminal command for this?


Thanks in advanced