So, I have Ubuntu Touch set-up on the pinephone and I moved the OS to the internal memory with the command

I got the board when it first came out as a kickstarter. Never ONCE did I get it to work. Did I get help from the community? NOPE! Everyone who replied to my posts told me it was my power cord, the HDMI cord, or I didn't have a TRUE SD Card. Instead of helping me, you all drive me away to the point where I didn't bother with the board. I tried it and it still doesn't work. Did I get a lemon? I don't know. The people who made the board took my money and ran. After years of trying to get this board to work, I have TRULY given up and will be taking a hammer to it later. I might even record that. This was a complete waste of money and time that I will never get back. I won't be buying these boards ever again.

No matter what I try with numerous different UBPorts builds time displayed isn't local.
Changing the GUI system time and date setting manually & saving has no effect.
Reboot/restart never sets corrected time.
Phone ONLY displays UTC - Greenwich time.

Attempted to change in terminal also >> No-Go

 Confucius say Bug

I was hoping to get a feel of the frequency people experience with random reboots on their PBP.

This past week I experienced three random reboots when using my Pinebook Pro.  All three times the laptop was running on battery at the time.  The first time I had just turned it on and started browsing the web for less than five minutes (Performance Mode was enabled for the CPU and battery was 100%).  The second time I was downloading about 10-15 PDF files while listening to music and browsing Reddit (On-Demand Mode was enabled for the CPU and battery was 100%).  The third time happened about 20 minutes after waking it up from suspend and browsing a website while doing a little bit of scripting (On-Demand Mode was enabled for the CPU and battery was 85%).

All three of these scenarios seem to consume different amounts of power but yet all led to the same issue.  Has anyone else experienced these issues in a similar or even different fashion?  Any guesses as to why this might be occurring?

Spec info: Default Debian OS with latest firmware update and standard 64GB eMMC.  I did flash my eMMC a month ago due to screwing around with installations.

PBP Provided Firefox Fails iCloud Notes Style Display Feature

My December 2019 Issue PBP improperly displays the contents for Notes in iCloud on Firefox, the contents are displayed as a blurred lines of shape similar to the contents when properly displayed, but are illegibly smeared.  A change of style choice does Not change the smear.  This is all on the PBP issued Debian, fully updated via Mr Fixit, Synaptics, and Firefox. 

Firefox both on a Tosh Ubu 1804 floptop and a HP LOSEnotWin10 floptop DO properly display the Notes Style.  Chrome browser has not been tried.

A pre-release of newest Recalbox for the RockPro64 is now available.

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A pre-release of newest Recalbox for the Pinebook Pro is now available.

Download Link

So, I've found threads on the forum that say that the serial port cable being sold by Pine64 is not fully compatible with the Pinebook Pro.
Is that still the case?
Is there somewhere I can buy a compatible serial port cable?
Or do I have to make one myself?

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Hi There,

I may be wrong, but just saw from wiki
just 3rd paragraph in "BraveHeart" PinePhone Unboxing and First Time Preparation Guide".
Should be:

Quote:If you power on the phone the factory test image will boot. RTL8723CS (WiFi modem) will fail unless there is a WiFi network in range for it to see and the battery is charged. EG25 will fail until battery is changed.

Quote:If you power on the phone the factory test image will boot. RTL8723CS (WiFi modem) will fail unless there is a WiFi network in range for it to see and the battery is charged. EG25 will fail until battery is charged.