I have a new PineBook Pro, and while very satisfied overall, I find that I cannot get the two finger tap to generate a right click.

Is it possible I have a bad trackpad or is this a common problem for the PBP?  I'd gladly purchase a replacement part if others can confirm that their units reliably generate a right click.

Hi,

As per the topic, how do I get android-gadget-service on my phone - I am trying to enable ssh at boot

Thanks !

Hi guys.

May i know how to get RCA VIDEO output with GPIO (Pi 2 Bus @ Euler Bus)?. Which pin should i use?.

Using converter hub HDMI to RCA very terrible graphic video. huhu.

I want place in my car. Replace my raspberry pi 2.

Thanks.

I am trying to get a Lenovo ThinkVision USB C monitor working with my pinebook pro running debian w/the manjaro 5.7 kernel.

when I plug in the monitor dmesg produces

My new clusterboard and 7 modules arrived today in a DHL bag. Within the bag was a cardboard box that had been crushed out of recognizable shape. Thankfully the clusterboard itself was well wrapped and the 7 computer modules were so small and compact that they avoided damage. I am both amazed that the hardware was undamaged given the poor condition of the enclosing cardboard box. I am posting about this because I would like to encourage the company to make better arrangements when shipping that much value to a customer. On the bright side, I am thrilled to receive the parcel and looking forward very much to powering it up and programming it. I am sorry now I didn't purchase a baseboard as well because brining the modules up headless for the first time will be harder than it would have been if I could have attached peripherals to watch the startup sequence. I ordered an enclosure from a community member as well.  It is a very inspiring piece of technology. My imagination soars just looking at it.

Long time listener, first time caller here.........

So I got a SIM for my PP Ub Ports edition. I plopped it into my phone and it still says "SIM not detected" in the Cellular settings menu. Being that this is my first Linux smart phone (though I'm not new to Linux. My daily driver laptop runs Fedora) I'm stumped. I've tried searching the forums, and using the Google machine, but all of the solutions (ex: this topic) did not seem to do anything to get my SIM to recognize.

Things I know....

• It's a brand new SIM from a prepaid company in the US.
  
• As far as I know the SIM does NOT have a PIN on it.
  
• They give you SIMs for both AT&T and VZ and BOTH have the same issue....the "Cellular" option shows up on the settings, but when you go in there to get the IMEI to register the SIM, it shows up as "No Sim"
  

I had trouble with audio on the Debian installation, so I tried Manjaro 20.04. The emmc-installer would not load (could not find image even after I redownloaded and reflashed), so I chose 20.02 and got it loaded ok, however audio is really quiet and with headphones plugged in it plays on both speakers and headphones.

Rather than spend too much time trying different distros, can someone recommend a solid distro that has working reasonable audio and headphone functionality?  I'd prefer a Linux distro but if Chromium is the one, I can work with that.

Hi,
I am looking what I would need to build a NAS with a large 4tb sata hdd 3,5" using usb3 only

My setup would be:
1- A rockpro64 with 12v adapter
2- A powercable for sata drive  https://store.pine64.org/product/rockpro...ta-drives/
3- an external hdd drive 12v 4 tb 

I do not need ssd speed so using usb3 should work.

4- so  I was considering using the usb3 to sata adapter for the rock64 https://store.pine64.org/product/usb-3-0...with-uasp/

However, it is not clear to me if this usb3 cable is compatible with using the powercable for sata drive of the rockpro64?

Can anybody explain what I need to power a hdd sata drive via the usb port of the rockpro64 please?

Thanks!

I placed an order for the PineTime on June 5 2020, but still haven't received a tracking number. I have contacted the sales team but received no response from them. Order #135967

Since my PinePhone arrived yesterday I've started distro-hopping to find which one suits me best.

The one major problem that prevents me from feeling I've given Mobian a fair shot is the onscreen keyboard. I use the terminal a lot on my desktop computers and the lack of Ctrl, Tab and arrow keys means it's very tedious to work in a terminal.

I've had this issue before with the GNOME 3 OSK but it seems like it's still not fixed upstream. Maybe we could hack the layout downstream or use another keyboard?