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| Wifi on Manjaro |
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Posted by: User 19517 - 09-14-2020, 06:53 PM - Forum: Linux on RockPro64
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Hi guys, new RockPro64 user here. I love my board and have been using it with Manjaro for some time. Yesterday I finally got the WiFi/BT module but so far I only managed to get the Bluetooth working. I know there are some issues when it comes to something called SDIO and PCIe bus, conflicts and stuff and that’s why the WiFi has been intentionally disabled in manjaro. (It works perfectly in Debian but I like manjaro better and also pacman is the boss). Do you happen to know how to make this work or if there are any planned updates to make this WiFi board available? The last thing I found about this being mentioned dates back to 2018.
I have been told to use a USB stick but I don’t know what to buy and honestly I’d rather get this board working. Thanks a lot.
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| Incorrect keyboard behavior for X11 apps (like Java) |
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Posted by: Saliency - 09-14-2020, 05:14 PM - Forum: General Discussion on PinePhone
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When I run Java-based apps or apps other frameworks under Phosh/Xwayland, the keyboard input doesn't work as expected. For example, in a Java JTextField, the backspace key generates an "=" symbol, and many keys do nothing or result in punctuation marks.
Does anyone know what the problem is, and how to solve it?
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| Pinebook Pro with 2GB RAM |
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Posted by: gos007 - 09-14-2020, 02:59 PM - Forum: General Discussion on Pinebook Pro
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Unfortunately, I received my Pinebook Pro with only 2 GB of RAM. So far, I haven't looked at whether there's a 2 GB chip or 4 GB because it's under a shield. Anyone else with a similar problem? Won't there be a need to set something up via the serial console? Or will a new mainboard be needed?
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| Reboot, and halt and boot, are not the same |
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Posted by: regivanx - 09-14-2020, 02:20 PM - Forum: Pinebook Pro Hardware and Accessories
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Hello,
My PBP doesn't reboot: the screen are black with gray vertical lines on the left.
But it can halt and boot: so the system boot normaly.
Why?
I have two partitions, a boot partition, and an encrypted partition: would it try to boot from the encrypted partition? In this case, why does it make the error only on reboot?
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| Arch, Plasma desktop and wayland |
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Posted by: peperjohnny - 09-14-2020, 10:15 AM - Forum: PineTab Software
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Hey pals,
I somehow got plasma-desktop on wayland with arch running and some people asked for a write-up so here we go. Please consider that this is all work in progress and that performance might not be best, especially if you run from sd card. Also you should not mindlessly copy paste commands from the internet, but you know that, don't you?
With that said, let's rock on.
First of all get an image for arch https://github.com/dreemurrs-embedded/Pi...h/releases
Get the barebone-image with your favourite tool on a SD card and put it in your tab.
You'll be greeted by a screen that is rotated by 90° because that's the default orientation for the panel as I heard. Login with the provided creds. You can connect to a WLAN with the tool nmtui. After that I recommend turning on ssh and doing most of it over ssh as that simplifies quite a lot with copy pasting and so on.
The command is
Code: sudo systemctl enable sshd
sudo systemctl start sshd
If you want to turn off ssh at some point or after you're done with the config
Code: sudo systemctl disable sshd
sudo systemctl stop sshd
Depending on how old the image is, you should upgrade first
Let's get the groundwork for plasma done. This may take some time, because a lot of packages are installed. I did not test a minimal build yet.
Code: sudo pacman -S fakeroot git make gcc go binutils qt5-svg knotifications kdbusaddons kservice kcmutils purpose cmake breeze breeze-icons plasma-framework sddm qt5-wayland plasma-wayland-session plasma-meta qt5-virtualkeyboard iio-sensor-proxy sddm-kcm
After everything is installed there's some work to be done, for plasma to automagically start.
Code: sudo systemctl enable sddm
Because sddms wayland support is experimental and it won't show you anything beside the cursor, I went the way of autologin. First you create the folder for the sddm config and then you create the file for the login itself.
Code: sudo mkdir /etc/sddm.conf.d/
sudo nano /etc/sddm.conf.d/autologin.conf
Put the following into the file
Code: [Autologin]
User=alarm
Session=plasmawayland.desktop
If I haven't forget something you can reboot now and should be greeted with a gui for the first time.
Plasma does have some issues still. Your display is still rotated and it doesn't rotate automatically like you want to. Go to systemsettings -> Display and Monitor -> Display Configuration and unmark the "Only when in table mode." after an apply you're able to rotate the table as you like.
Something that helped me too was to activate tap-to click under input devices-> touchpad.
If you're familiar with arch you may have noticed that you installed stuff for compilation too. That is because I wanted to use the plasma mobile apps and some of them are on AUR and can therefore be compiled.
As an example the plasma browser angelfish
Code: git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/plasma-angelfish.git
cd plasma-angelfish/
nano PKGBUILD
change the x86_64 to aarch64
Obviously this takes some time but afterwards the package is installed.
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Graphical Glitch in Settings |
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Posted by: sciolus - 09-14-2020, 09:04 AM - Forum: Linux on Pinebook Pro
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New PineBook Pro user. First post. Happy so far.
I've noticed a strange graphical glitch, and I've searched the forums and elsewhere for tips with no luck.
In the setting dialog, there's an odd pixelated highlight around the current and under-mouse theme options, as well as a pop-up over, that appears to be a faulty animation or transparency.
Link to Screenshot
Any tips on what this is and how to make it go away?
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