My Pinetab 2 has been sitting unused for months at this point and I am considering selling it because it simply does not have any use case for me, it’s far too slow to be convenient for most tasks when I have access to my desktop PC most of the time and the clunkiness makes me want to avoid using it for Anki flashcard reviews when I am away from the PC. Has the Bluetooth been fixed since I last tried it? If it has then I could maybe consider using it as a portable media machine with my Pinebuds Pro. Thanks

Hello,
I recently got my PINETAB-V. I connected the USB-C power cable and pressed the power button for exactly 2 seconds, as instructed in the manual.

It looked like the OS was about to boot, but the following message has been repeating for over 4 hours:

`[21966.202233] [WARNING][BB]Skip gain error setting in scan status`

According to the documentation at [https://pine64.org/documentation/PineTab-V/\_full/]
> The 2nd batch of PineTab-V devices ship with a Debian Bookworm image from StarFive.

So I was expecting the OS to be pre-installed — is that not the case?

Hello

I tried to enable the serial console on my RockChip RK3399 to inspect what happens as soon as FreeBSD boots. This is the tutorial that I'm following :

https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=6387

This is the adapter that I'm using :

Hello,

I was working on linux on the Radxa Zero 3W. Unfortunately, I am having  some issues getting CPUFreq up. It complains about  missing OPP tables.
While I dont ask for help with fixing the Zero 3W, since this will be offtopic, I would just like to know how the CPUFreq  system  works on Quartz64.

Does CPU Frequency scaling work on the Quartz64(especially with mainline 6.12.35)?
Does it use the mainline cpufreq-dt driver or does it require some rockchip patches?
Are the OPP tables supplied by the DTB or is there something like rockchip-opp to supply them?

Thank you.

I lost my current pinephone, and looking to purchase another one. anybody had a luck getting the pro recently, like as within the past couple of weeks?

Hello, I am a newbie in Linux and I have a problem with login to Manjaro linux.
I bought pinebook pro Pine64 in Canada and I can use it normally. After I transfer to Thailand I cannot login to Linux screen and screen turn on as shown below.

Welcome to Manjaro-Arm
Website : https://manjaro.org
Forum :
IRC:
Matrix:
Last login: 

(Xxx@xxxx)$

How can I fix this?
Please help.

Hi

After 

Quote:- deleting symlink /lib64 
- apt update ; apt upgrade
- reboot

Hi

I see that others have had this issue, but it is not clear to me if there is any solution or bypass ?

Quote:apt upgrade

Preparing to unpack .../base-files_13.8_arm64.deb ...
******************************************************************************
*
* The base-files package cannot be installed because
* /lib64 is a symbolic link and not pointing at usr/lib64 exactly.
..
Error: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

Hello, first time user,  so I already made an error, posted first in the wrong place. But kindly @Dendrocalamus64  put me on the right path.

The UI in settings does not seem to work, because the packages to be updated are always the same.

Particularly firmware is brcm80211    20240709 and it seems it expects to be updated to 20250410 even if it does not work

So I tried to update using the terminal
 sudo apt update

, but I get an error regarding invalid signature: EXPKEYSIG 447D9EBF6B6F552D Maximilian Weigang

kindly @Dendrocalamus64  wrote the following;

Quote:If you do a web search on apt EXPKEYSIG you can find advice on fixing it, e.g.
https://tecadmin.net/expired-key-expkeysig-with-apt/

Basically, your particular install has an old key and you need to get the new one.

Hello,
I bought the new Pinebook Pro back in August. A few days ago, while browsing the internet with Firefox on the standard Manjaro installation (no recent updates), I closed the lid to say goodbye to someone and forgot to charge it.

The next day, it wouldn’t turn on at all. I tried various key combinations in case it was a screen brightness issue, but I figured the battery must be drained. I charged it with the supplied charger all day, and the blinking red light indicated it was charging, but it never turned steady. Still, the laptop wouldn’t power on.

The following day, I charged it all day using USB-C, thinking the charger might not be working properly, but the same blinking red light persisted. The laptop remains unresponsive. I even tried USB booting with Tails, but nothing happened.

Today, I'm planning to open it up to check if anything has come loose.

Any suggestion is appreciated!