Hello,

Since I use my Pinebook Pro regularly at night, I'd really like a blue light filter. Sadly, I can't get Redshift to work:

Hello,

We just got a hold of a Pinebook Pro that suffered some hardware issues, and I'm trying to repair it; the cable that had issues is the video cable from the main motherboard to the LCD (I believe it's called EDP to LCD cable) and needs to be replaced (cable had a short and melted part of plastic panel).

We spent lot of time going over the schematics and over cables available in AliExpress with no luck - does anybody know that exact cable/part number that the Pinebook Pro is using?  We found a couple that were close, but want to be sure of the exact part nr (or at least a close equivalent) before ordering a replacement.

Male and female straps provided with Pinetime can be put on up or down side of watch case. It is interesting that Pinetime is aware of left-handed people exist, allowing them to wear the watch on the right hand and with the push button fairly accesible.

Firmware developers... What about pinetime display up-down orientation?

I suggest an interface option to select "Wear on right/left" causing display to rotate 180º.

Pinetime rivals do that 

Has anybody thrown an M.2 SSD in yet? I've just purchased one to try out, hoping it works out of the box. I intend to flash it by just dd'ing a downloaded image to it whilst boot from the SD card.

Also I saw some people were having trouble getting the back off and one person broke the digitizer, any instructions on how to do this safely?

The past several times I've tried to do a sudo apt upgrade, I get an error about "yoyo", some python3 package that is apparently installed in two places or some such.
It errors out the upgrade.
I tried "sudo apt upgrade --fix-broken install"... it errored out the same way.

what is "yoyo", and why is it breaking my upgrade?

The pine time is really great for only $25 USD, but still lacking something I was hoping for: a hidden camera

There are times people may need a hidden camera.

I saw this device on Amazon for only $89 USD with a 1080p hidden camera, and other neat features like heart monitor, Oxygen Monitor, and Fitness Tracking.

It is four times the price of a Pinetime, but I would certainly get a Pinetime with a hidden camera.

https://amzn.to/3lvoCPp

Just got my pinetime with infinitime and trying to update firmware to the latest version. I've loaded nrf connect onto my only (fairly up to date) android device but it can't see the pine time, neither in nrf connect or the devices bluetooth settings, there are plenty of other devices visible but none match the  pinetime's mac address. I can see and pair with the pinetime from my linux desktop, my PBP and my pinephone, but apparently there's no way of accessing the services from free software. Is there any type of characteristic of android device I need to use (the one I'm using is a very recent android 'go'). Does anyone know if an original Pinebook running android 7 (I think) would work?

I thought I followed the instructions correctly and attempted to flash the emmc with an image and after I thought it was finished and I tried to start the phone it fails to start. I don't get a green light or anything.
What can I do?

Hi

ive read other posts and im trying to establish if my board has a HW issue.
ive flashed some raspberry pi (32 bit) previously so i believe im flashing my sd card ok.
i gave a green led on longside the power connector
i have a solid red and a while led on by the gpio pins.
the activity led on the nic port (on the usb side of the port) is solid amber regardless of cable in or out
the other nic led is always off.
the power button longside the white led turns all but the green led off.
there is no hdmi output .


what do i do next to determine if its a brick or not

Or was certification of the 1.2 boards "good enough"?