Hello,
has anyone tried to install Kali linux in pinephone?

Hi! I love this, and i will buy your phone for sure! But i'm looking for the most secure OS you can run on this phone. Which one is it?
And... Can you run this OS on it? https://parrotlinux.org/ I would like that.

Can you run GrapheneOS on it? I have read it is secure. If not. Why not? I mostly want to know what the most secure OS would be on a pinephone braveheart, when it come to any kind of hacking attempt from hackers or the government or anyone. Out of curiosity. Thanks!

Is it time yet to stop using China altogether for manufacturing anything there?

I think Tim Pool put together a great report on China and the global pandemic going on globally.

Is this does not make you want to take this into serious consideration, or somewhat angry, not sure what else would.


https://www.bitchute.com/video/YSdQPtciBRg

From the Pine64 store I bought a 7" LCD Touch Screen Panel.

I just hooked it up to my Pine64-LTS

The installation instructions are here ...
http://files.pine64.org/doc/guide/PINE64..._Guide.pdf

I am running FreeBSD 12.1.

I was hoping that the Pine64-LTS would see this as a monitor and it would work without me needing to install any drivers etc.

I was hoping somebody could make some comments about this device.

Does it work for you?
What OS you you have to make it work ??

I am new to Pine64.


Thank You,

Ian James

P.S. Writing from Calgary, Canada. The city is in kind of a "stay at home" mode. Some people still go to work. We all seem to keep our distance lately.

So I'm not really sure what the issue is, but using for example Manjaro seems to work just fine with my Wifi router, although once the regular Debian has been installed (Thompson installer) I can no longer find my network. Its not a problem that the network doesn't work, as I see other networks in the list, its also not an issue of weak signal as I'm fairly close to the router and get high % of signal where I'm at. Does anyone have any clue what the source of the problem could be?

Hi,

I've been using my Pinebook Pro since January and one of the first things I notices about the speakers is that one of the speakers is in reverse polarity from the other.

This results in audio that sounds very weird with almost a kind of a fake "surround" effect.

Here is one video that you can play to verify this situation yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUT6ZhFdLkA

This only appears on the speakers, not the headphones. I also tried to look if it is easy to reverse the cables but it's unfortunately not and the cables are very thin and I'm not confident enough of my soldering to hack it in hardware.

One way to fix it in software is to use alsamixer and then enable either "R invert" or "L invert", however, now the headphones have incorrect audio.

I'm curious if your Pinebook Pro has similar issues and how did you solve them. I will probably try to hack it on the hardware level at some time in the future.

Has anyone get a DS18B20 temp sensor working on a RockPro64?
I have only seen an old guide for the older Rock64 board.

/Mats

Hello,

While I am waiting for my PBP, I wanted to ask if there is video application something like FaceTime specific to pine devices.
If one is already being developed or ported please let me know project location or developer contact info.
If not, would anyone be interested to work on such project?


Cheers

Where can I found information about PineTime PCB board?
I looking for R36 resistor and LED13 on port P27.

I just want to put it out there that there's a new release of Manjaro available. You can't just upgrade to it if you're on Manjaro 19 - you have to do a clean install. OpenGL 2.0 can be activated on the KDE version for what I understand to be hardware video acceleration. Laptop now goes to sleep when you close the lid (sometimes). Just to warn you though - my KDE version won't boot anymore either from emmc or from on SD card. I have XFCE on the internal storage of a different Pinebook Pro though and that's working very nicely. Etcher won't install on it though. Download speed on Firefox is about 11ms ping and 80 Mbs download speed. Slightly faster on Chromium. I haven't run any benchmarks yet.

Here's the link:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/manjaro-arm-...sed/125823