Is it possible my pinebook pro suffers from a similar issue as mentioned in https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=7387 ?

When I try to compile large projects (using Manjaro), i.e. GHC (Haskell Compiler), I suffer from segfaults and similar errors. Most of the time (if the previous object files weren't broken), just restarting helps.

I already extended the cooling pads. Using make -j 6 yields errors quicker, but single thread compiling doesn't fully fix the issue. Using different govenors yields the same observation - using powersave instead of the performance ones does lead to errors later, but don't fully fix them.

Anyone else seeing the same? Is there a way to limit the RAM clock on the pinebook pro?

Best regards, Markus

sir,
i am working on wasp OS for pinetime want to check out the pin config of all protocols like spi, i2c, vibration motor pin, button pins etc. where can i find that file. i have been searching all day but didn't got. Can you help me out in this.

thankyou so much.

I've got CRUST installed on my BraveHeart with a modern Megous kernel, but I can't get the device to wake on calls/texts.
Apparently it's supposed to work on BraveHeart now.

What do I have to do in order to get my phone to wake on ring or text? Set some parameters in /sys/power that I don't know about?
I'm just using a vanilla Fedora 32 install with XFCE and the Librem5 "Calls" app for the phone functionality.

I tried to enable cellular data on my UBports Edition. In stable (OTA-03 eMMC)as well as developement (Version 58 build number 2020-06-25/2 on SD card) I cannot switch cellular data on. The switch is a darker grey in the menu and seems to not let me activate it. I entered APN details myself. I tried it with two different SIM cards of different networks.

Am I missing a step? Any suggestions where my problem comes from?

I just received my PINE64 Community Edition: UBports Limited Edition Linux today. And it seems it got some issues:

1) It seems the power on my laptop's USB port is NOT powerful enough to power PINE64 up, PINE64 always restart after I see the PINE64 logo.
2) Therefore, I tried to power PINE64 up using USB power adaptor with the delivered Type C cable. Now, PINE64 boots into Ubuntu 16.04. However, it's NOT changing at all. the Battery Charge Level sticked to 0%, no matter how many hours I left PINE64 for charging. As long as I disconnect the Type C cable, PINE64 is out of power and shut down right away.
3) What'e even more weird. In Settings->Battery, there is even choices for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth? What's that for?
4) And in Settings->Wi-Fi, there is ONLY 1 option: Previous networks , PINE64 won't be able to show Wireless network around. 

So, in sum: PINE64 ALWAYS stick to batter charge 0%, and Wi-Fi doesn't search wireless network at all.

Did anybody have those issue as well? Is there a way to let me reflash Ubuntu onto PINE64 from scratch ?? Say, how can I flash Ubuntu 20.04 onto PINE64 ?


Thank you very much. Looking foward to have some fun on PINE64.

Pei

I recently got my sopine modules and my clusterboard only to notice that the network is not working. So I searched the forums and found a way to conveniently build an Armbian-Image which has the network fix applied (using Ubuntu):

I tested this with the current Armbian Focal release.

Thanks to @AZClusterboard  who made an initial guide on how to setup the clusterboard which gave me confidence to buy my own cluster!

Step [b]Overview:[/b]

1. Download current Armbian Focal release
   
2. Mount the Image to make modifications
   
3. Make changes to the .dtb file (allwinner network fix)
   
4. Write the changed Image to as many sopines as you wish
   
5. (Give each sopine a unique hostname by hand)
   

https://github.com/syonyk/pinebookpro

I've created two halfway helpful utility scripts that are useful enough to share generally. They should work with any Linux, though I've only tested them on Ubuntu 20.04/mainline kernel 5.7.

The first is cpu-set.sh - which allows you to, as root, quickly toggle between all CPUs, big CPUs, little CPUs, see the status of the CPU, and set the governor across all the cores (the cpufreq-utils don't seem to get all the cores properly). Really, you shouldn't have to do much more than powersave, performance, or schedutil. I've not seen much power savings by turning cores off, but if you want to do hardware accelerated KVM work, you'll need to disable the little cores - they don't seem to support the hardware virtualization properly.

The second is pbp-status.sh - which shows the CPU status, temperature, and some basic battery stats (voltage, current, watts). Most of the battery stats will be zero while charging, as the only one you get out is the voltage. This doesn't need root.

This website https://xnux.eu/devices/pine64-pinephone...-pinephone states:

Quote:It's not fixable in SW, other than via a manual selection of power and data roles by the user.

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