I have been trying to get Geary going with various email accounts (gmail & yahoo) and no matter what I do, I get the message
"Account not created: Check your email address and password"
which are correct, I have tried repeatedly to no avail.

I have looked at forum posts here and not seen anything that seems relevant.  Geary seems to work for everyone else ?

Quite certain that I am doing something dumb, but just not seeing it, any advice ?

Hello,

Just wondering if there is something I can do to get my Pinebook Pro booting again after a hard reset? The OS froze and wasn't usable so I hard reset it by holding the power button down. After doing so it won't boot now? The charging light is still lighting up when plugging in the charger but when I press the power button I get nothing.

Thanks,

Here's something I'd like to know. What are the actual supported framerates/resolution pairs for the pinebook pro's webcam?

v4l2-ctl --list-formats-ext gives

From: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Imp...m_or_zswap

Quote:

The systemd-swap package provides a systemd-swap.service unit to automatically initialize zram devices. Configuration is possible in /etc/systemd/swap.conf.

The package zramswapAUR provides an automated script for setting up a swap with a higher priority and a default size of 20% of the RAM size of your system. To do this automatically on every boot, enable zramswap.service.

Hi guys.
Recently I got my Pinebook Pro and M.2 adapter.
And here is my question is it possible to dual/triple boot?
Like Manjaro installed on eMMC, Kail Linux installed on SSD and SD Card for Elementry OS (or other distros for testing) .
As far I know Pinebook not have BIOS and bootorder is SD Card > eMMC > SSD
Would be happy to have something like GRUB so I could switch OS on power up
Thank you

PineTab with detached backlit keyboard for sale: Only turned on twice to install updates. Unfortunately, I have neither time nor nerves to deal with immature software for the next months.

Private sale without any warranty whatsoever.

€149 (original price incl. EUSt.: €179). I will pay shipping costs within Germany (DHL). Shipping costs within the EU: €16. Germany or EU only.



German:

PineTab mit abnehmbarer, hintergrundbeleuchteter Tastatur zu verkaufen: Nur zweimal eingeschaltet, um Updates zu installieren. Leider habe ich weder Zeit noch Nerven, mich die nächsten Monate mit unreifer Software herumzuschlagen.

Privatverkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung.

€149 (Neupreis inkl. EUSt.: €179). Versandkosten innerhalb Deutschlands (DHL) übernehme ich. Versandkosten innerhalb der EU: €16. Versand nur innerhalb Deutschlands oder EU.

Hi,

until the last 2 or 3 builds I cannot send and receive SMS. Calls are working.

Any ideas about this?

Everyone here is also probably on maemo.org forums.
if we want a maremo app ported over is here or talk.maemo.org better?

I was just thinkng how much I use heySMS on my N900 and there is no android or apple app similar to bridge SMS via pidgin to my linux computer.

Hi All,

What methods are you using to test memory? I have clear Debian install(not depends what distribution is used) and when the bigger size of memory is allocated with memtester and shows multiple failures.

The same not depending from power source 12v3A and 12v5A was tested:

Edit:  It turns out a 1GB model was shipped in the box labeled as 4GB, so that's why only 1/4 the memory was being detected, see the posts later in this thread.  I think it's too late for a replacement, but if anyone knows how to arrange this, I'd very much appreciate it.

I set up two identically configured Rock64 boards last month.  The first experienced segmentation faults while compiling with gcc as described in the thread

https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=11209

This was solved by slowing the memory clock from 786 MHz to 400 MHz.  The second worked well for a little under a month but is now booting with only 1GB out of the expected 4GB detected.

I swapped cards between the two machines.  The problem did not move with the cards but remained with the second Rock64 hardware.  I also reformatted two other SD cards and tried both the current and legacy builds of Armbian Debian server.  Note that I was running Armbian Focal Fossa before.  The newly formatted cards booted right up, but the memory remains at 1GB rather than 4GB.

Is it possible there was a defective solder join on the system?  Could the RAM itself have developed a fault?  Since the circuit boards have been safely mounted on standoffs away from any dangers for the entire time, I am surprised with my bad luck:  One didn't run reliably at the default clock speeds and the other just started to report only 1/4 of the expected RAM.

As already mentioned, lowering the clock speed on the first machine has stabilized it and I'm happy.  Does anyone know what to do to get my 4GB RAM back on the other?  Having only 1GB is unfit for purpose.