Has somebody an idea if it would be possible to solder-in some support for NFC?
(e.g.: so the watch could communicate with continuous glycaemia monitors like this, for which there is already opensource code available)

Does anyone have an idea of about how much the Pinebook Pro usb-c hub will cost? I know the blog update said it is still in its early stages, but a rough estimate would be really nice.

Hello,

I had an older version of Manjaro-ARM-Xfce on my emmc. Had no trouble installing it to the emmc thanks to the
emmc-installers I found @ Manjaro. Now I wanted to do a clean install of Manjaro-ARM-kde-plasma-pbpro-20.04. I tried the Write-to-eMMC-version of it,
but the Pinebook simply refused to boot after inserting the sd card. (The on light was green but the display empty for a considerable period before I gave up). I decided that I might as well go the direct way and flashed Manjaro-ARM-kde-plasma-pbpro-20.04.img on the eMMC with the eMMC-USB-Connector and dd. 

After starting the pinebook on led goes green, but the display remains empty. How do I go from here? Shouldnt reflashing the eMMC turn back the clock and give me a clean
system? Should I try another image and possible another tool than dd to write the image to the eMMC. How long should the initial boot last, meaning how long do I have to wait 
with Manjaro KDE Plasma until something appears on the screen for the first time. Is 20.04 considered stable?

Yours sincerely
Stefan

I've tried for a week now. I've followed the ubports install instructions on multiple sd cards and on the emmc using jumpdrive. Nothing works.
I get a ubuntu logo, some non working progress dots, a flickering screen. Sometimes I get to the setup app, it crashes before I can finish.


I had ubports running well on the emmc before the ota img was available, what's gone wrong?

Hello,

I've recently started playing with my BH pinephone. Unfortunately it seems my Volume up button is unresponsive at best.
Has anyone else had any similar experience?

It seems like the button is not making proper contact, however I am unsure on how to remove the back cover properly there seems to be more to it than just unscrewing the screws.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

OK, I charged the phone up for the first time and was able to turn it on and after a while it went dead.

Tried to recharge it but no indicator light to say its charging.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Hi,

I'm a total newbie to the pine64 phone.

I have no idea how to put an OS on to the phone, I've looked on the Internet but it goes over my head. I found UBports and downloaded their installer but it doesn't recognise the phone automatically.

When I select device manually, the pine phone is not on the list.

Is there a simple step by step guide on what to download on to the computer and how to download on to the phone.

I have Linux Mint as an OS on my computer.

I'm not a developer, so please be patient.

Thank you for your understanding.

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Hey all,

I bought my PBP before the quarantine thinking that it would be a great travel companion for my business trips.  With most business travel suspended, however, the PBP has gone mostly unused.  It is in like new condition, never traveled, no damage or scratches to the external case.  It comes with everything that was in the box (minus the box itself which I discarded), I will flash a fresh version of Manjaro ARM to it before shipping (or whatever OS you'd like me to).

Asking $160+shipping, will ship USPS anywhere in the US.  I'm in Pittsburgh if you are local and want to arrange a (socially distanced) pickup.  Thanks for looking and please let me know if you are interested by DM.

I have not been able to find a board layout of the traces so far and I was wondering if there are vias for each the RK3399 balls are exposed on the under side pcb? If not would you consider making a future version of the PineBook Pro with Ethernet? Or at least breaking out the RGMII pins on a future board revision?

Displays with defective pixels have been considered defective by users for years, whereas up to a certain number they are considered normal from the manufacturer's point of view. You write on your website:

Quote:Small numbers (1-3) of stuck or dead pixels are a characteristic of LCD screens. These are normal and should not be considered a defect.