Hi,

I'd like to build myself a media center.
As software I would like Kodi / libreElec or something based on Debian (it's the system I know best).

As hardware I would have thought a RockPro64 4Gb.
Also I would like a quality audio output: I have seen some POT boards but I didn't understand how to use them and if they are compatible with RockPro64 and libreElec.

I would use an eMMC for the operating system but all media files would reside on a separate nas.

I would control everything with the web interface

Do you have any suggestions? Will it work ;) ?

Thank you,
Rickyx

Do Pine64 sell any UK power supplies suitable for the Pinebook Pro?

Hi, I just wanted to report that Eternity Engine for Doom is compilable on Manjaro. There are two hoops two jump through:

1. Install adlmidi(or libadlmidi...?) from AUR
2. Compilation fails with some libpng error. Libpng is statically linked. If you replace the libpng folder in the Eternity source code tree with one downloaded from libpng webpage, the game will compile.

For resource-hungry maps, prboom-plus seems to be the best of all worlds when it comes to compatibility and performance. There are some maps which require Eternity or Gzdoom, though.

Hello everybody
My goal is to buy a pine phone on march at last and to use it ono a major ride to Central Asia .
TO call
TO be a a backup to my GPS via Osmand
TO connect sometimes .
And why Replicant ?
Because  i am an old fan of PK Dick and a less old one of Blade Runner  
so advice is needed.
At this moment i use an old XCOVER2 under cyanogenmod

I *thought* I submitted this question already this morning but it seems to have vanished! I'm excitedly waiting on my Pinephone to arrive (US here) like most folks. I figured I'd set up an SD card today and have a 64Gb card set aside for this. 

Unlike most folks here, I'm a very casual linux user, I loooove playing with different OSes and seeing different UI styles - for this very reason, I want to be able to put all the available OSes on a single SD card and if possible, choose to boot between them but I can't find a guide outlining how someone would do this. As a relatively inexperienced linux dude (know enough to be dangerous), I'm not quite sure how to go about the configuration of the SD card. I *assume* I am creating a number of partitions, one for each OS with a partition for the boot manager (u-boot seems to be the first boot manager enabling this) - but I'm not sure how to go about this from my windows laptop as this is the only machine that I have an SD reader available to me.

Does anyone have a guide or set of guides they could point me at to get somewhere?

thanks!

Hello

I have receive my pinephone but i can't to power up (no led no lcd)  

What is the problem, if i use lsusb command on ubuntu i can see :

Bus 001 Device 004: ID 1f3a:efe8 Onda (unverified) V972 tablet in flashing mode

Can i reflash postmarketos (bootloader) ?

Thanks in advance

Steps:

• Panel properties -> Orientation = Left
  
• Log Out
  
• Login
  

• No menu button on panel
  
• There is no reaction to pressing the Pine(Win) key (on keyboard)
  

Hi,
Yesterday I received my PinePhone. Really love the build quality! As you know, it comes with just the factory test image flashed. Going through all the tests, I found out that the EG25 modem automatic test failed. I've been trying a couple more times, but it keeps failing. Is there anything I need to do to make the test pass, or might the modem be broken? Or am I just being paranoid?

My Android phone is visible in "Devices" (GUI, default Debian MATE) only in PTP transferring mode (only media files).
When I switch (on phone) to "File Transfer" mode (mtp - Media Transfer Protocol, if I understand correctly) - the device disappears.

What could be the problem?

Tracking down a firmware bug in PineTime? Or trying to understand an alien chunk of firmware code? 

VSCode Debugger with ST-Link can help! 

Lemme show you how I used the debugger for my first contact with RIOT-OS...

Debug RIOT-OS on PineTime with VSCode