Hi all!

So a makepkg of moonlight-qt works pretty well (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/moonlight-qt/). I adjusted the version to 2.2.0 and got a working package.

It even streams from another machine on my home network, but that's where my success kinda ends. Streaming at 1080p/60fps seems to be just too much given the software-based decoding from ffmpeg. Even though I've run the hardware acceleration patching scripts from the pbp-tools repo (https://github.com/xmixahlx/pbp-tools), the streaming client still can't pick up the available devices:

Hey all,
I'm currently trying to get a 1GB R64 up and running with the Rooted Android 9.0 image and things have been going pretty well, but I do have an issue I'd like to cover here before I try to make any serious changes and that issue is with the Pluto TV app.
 Let me first explain that I already have the PlutoTV app installed on a 1GB R64 with the Android 8.0 image. I installed PlutoTV onto it from the Google Play store, which I installed through the ADB, as suggested in another post on this board.

My current project is the 1G-Rock64 with the following
Image: ROCK64_dd_20190618_stock_rooted_android_9.0_emmcboot-16GB.img.gz (using Etcher to program 16GB eMMC)
Google Play Services: version 20.36.15 (080406-333172415)
Google Services Framework: Ver: 9-6475783
Google Play store Ver: 21.9.47-21[0][PR]331897675
At this point everything seems to be working well, as Play store works. I also had to figure out to unplug the keyboard and use the on screen keyboard to input the wireless password but the apps I've tried so far work. Except for Pluto.
Pluto, as loaded from the Play store gives the following error:
 INCOMPATIBLE VERSION
The installed APK is not compatible with this device. Please download a supported version from Google Play.

My question(s) are: Has anyone else had this issue with this app, on this image? Could this be an issue with the image, or that it's not the AndroidTV version? Should I load the un-rooted image (ROCK64_dd_20190617_stock_android_9.0_emmcboot-16GB.img.gz ) to correct this issue? I truly don't mind having to reload this card with another image, the question is more about saving myself a bit of time testing another image, because this one had been going well so far.

Sincerely,
Deanne

I've been using the newly-arrived PBP, usually plugged in. In some sessions, the charge indicator drops below 100%, but still says it's charging. If that's true, it suggests that the wall-wart is unable to charge the machine at the rate it uses power. (Modest use, nothing dramatic.)

Is this a software problem, a failing unit, or is it an indication that a more puissant charger might be a good idea?

there is no etc/utc timezone in timezone menu. i think there should be utc option. using phosh/postmarketos.

workaround, use atlantic/reykjavik.

I have a Pinephone Braveheart that I do not use.

Good condition and fully functional, no HW mod made.
Iphone screen protector mounted.

Had imagined around 100 EUR + shipping and is preferably sold in Sweden or adjacent countries.

Send PM if interested or more info.

SOLD

My Pinebook Pro (delivered in August 2020) sometimes won't boot up:
I press the power on key, the screen stays black and the power light stays on orange. 
I have to press the power button for about 5 secs to power off the notebook and try again.
After a couple of tries it will boot normally.

In dmesg I found following Line:

I'm trying to root my PmOS PinePhone, but my password isn't working in sudo. I'd really appreciate it if someone at Pine64 could help me with a solution because no one else seems to have one. Thanks!

I got my Pinephone 3G Ram Model and can't get a mobile connection.
The Signal strength is always at 0.

The same SIM Card is working without problems on my old Braveheart edition.

I Tested multiple distros, some could read out the carrier name but all have 0 Signal.
Also factory test says "Not Registered" and signal strength of -90db.


Could my modem be broken?

Currently postmarketos is installed.
How to debug this?

Thank you.

I am a Linux user with my new Pinephone, want to finally move from a N900 to the Pine for everyday.
I have not had time in the weeks since my pine arrived to do much of anything.
I am assuming that postmarket will have the most developed and filled repos.
Is this like Maemo where we have testing unstable etc repos?
My meager searching has not turned up the deb lines for the /etc/apt/sources or whatever we will be using.
Sorry for noobing but have not had time to investigate and the wiki is sparse on this topic.

It was a single board computer, and a big deal around 2016 selling for about $100 USD. Two versions were made. A "desktop" one with HDMI, and a headless one acting as a server only.

https://amzn.to/2Sfs9Vz

The guy who started got tired of running the show, then went to work for the NSA to continue work on similar type of CPUs.

Later, as promised, SBC with 64 core CPU was released for open source, but never went into full production. Only a few of the 64 core CPUs/SBCs were manufactured to those who donated X amount to the original kick starter. I also believe design for a 1024 core  processor were also released.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ada...r-everyone

The CPU plans are open source.

Here is a video he did a while back on it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5M79QFz3F8


I bring this up because a while back, he put out asking if someone wanted to take over the project. I am not even sure if anyone did.


Here is his blog post on it

http://www.adapteva.com/andreas-blog/adapteva-status/

Quote:I have tried my best to ensure that the Parallella and Epiphany technology lives on, but clearly at this point the platform will need someone else to step up to the plate in my absence to push the technology forward. If you still believe in Parallella and Epiphany and want to contribute or otherwise collaborate with Adapteva send an email to “support@adapteva.com”.