With the announcement that NFC and Wireless Charging backs will be available, will it be possible to have both?

After finding bluetooth headset microphones don't seem to work on the PBP, I've tried a wired one, and found the same problem. The earphones work fine, but the mic isn't detected. Any advice?

Is anyone aware of any Phosh settings that can keep squeekboard hidden when the tab is docked within the keyboard case?

I ran across this commit, but the string doesn't seem to have any effect. https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/squeekboa...quests/370

There is finally a new section in the wiki concerning Pinephone hardware edition 1.2a (postmarketOS CE). It says that two backlight issues are still present in 1.2a; the second one will probably be fixed in the Manjaro CE version. However, nothing is said about the first one. This is a pretty serious issue: it makes Pinephone barely usable in very low lightning conditions due to the blinking of its backlight. Are there plans to fix it for the Manjaro CE?

Manjaro phosh Alpha 4 with latest updates ...
Generally been working quite well, and is not slow, however, I have noticed that if the pine phone has been idle for some time, the Bluetooth device disappears and is not there on wake up. Sometimes the mobile / cell device also disappears. A restart is the only way to get full functionality back. 

Any else notice this or is just me?

  My Pinebook Pro just decided to quit accepting a charge.  The wall wart is putting out 5+ VDC, but the battery doesn't charge and now is totally dead.  I do not have a USB cable and don't really want to throw good money after bad.  Is there something I can do myself to remedy this?  Can I ship it back to Pine64 for service?  Or am I SOL?

Thanks in advance for your ideas.

Hi,

I'm having some trouble enabling overlayfs on my board.  It's running vanilla mainline Linux with just a couple patches for emmc.
I have configfs and overlayfs enabled, but the device-tree directory doesn't populate in /sys/kernel/config.
My understanding of overlayfs is a bit hazy, so I'm confused whether this device-tree directory is provided by a separate driver or patchset found in the ayufan kernel, or if it needs to be mounted manually. This guide that I was following shows that the directory is automatically found in /sys/kernel/config when it's mounted, again not sure if that feature is provided by the custom kernel they are using...
In terms of mounting, I am pretty confused by the documentation in https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation...rlayfs.txt.

I have installed Gnome-shell following the instructions from: https://wiki.mobian-project.org/doku.php...vironments

The problem I have is that the Gnome environment is not scaled, so not all the icons appear on the screen and some are overlapping.

I can't find a way to fix the Gnome resolution.

Is there a way to do it?

Thank you.

As the topic. Can RockPro64 be powered via usb-c?

Hello, I recently got my PineTab and I want to install an OS other than Ubuntu Touch. But I cannot get my PineTab to boot off of the microSD card no matter what I do.
I don't think my microSD card reader is broken because Ubuntu Touch can detect my microSD cards, but not mount them.

What I've tried:
4 different microSD cards from 3 different brands
4 different operating systems (Mobian, Arch, postmarketOS, Jumpdrive)
4 differents ways of burning them to the SD card (dd, etcher, GNOME disks, pmbootstrap)
And I have been extracting the compressed ones.

What I did before I opened this thread:
Read all the Pine64 wiki pages on the PineTab
Asked about it in the Pine64 PineTab chatroom.

I haven't still been able to figure out this issue by myself, so I have opened this forum thread.