How did you do it ?

Edit: to be more specific - how did you transfer the system to nvme ?

After receiving my PBP and using it for some everyday tasks the only thing really missing to me
was a USB-C Adapter that could do HDMI and Ethernet. So I borrowed a generic
USB-C Adapter from a friend with

• USB-C power input
  
• HDMI (Up to 4k) and VGA out
  
• Ethernet port
  
• 2x USB port
  
• SD/microSD Card reader
  

• HDMI Video only works with Power
  
• Added wiki entry.
  

Hi, everybody,

I don't have much experience with Pinebook. I want to use the xfce desktop in my Pinebook Pro.  I tried to install xfce on the default operating system, but the indicators on the panel gave me problems, as they did not appear. With which operating system can I have a stable xfce desktop? How can I install it?

Thanks,

Hi All: Here's my new article that explains how you may download my prebuilt Rust+Mynewt OS image and flash it to PineTime using a Raspberry Pi...

Build and Flash Rust+Mynewt Firmware for PineTime Smart Watch

Hi all, new here!

I ordered my PBP the day after Christmas and I can't wait to get it, plan to first try Debian and then use Manjaro. I know everything is still being very heavily in development, and I appreciate all the hard work everyone is doing to make this laptop and the software on it and the other devices a reality.

I like how open and transparent pine is with their development process, and I hope this continues. If I get my PBP successfully, perhaps sometime this May I would love to get either the phone or the watch as well.

I'm planning on starting a Linux User Group in my home city and I want to show off my pinebook there!

Anyways, nice to you meet you all!

Looks like rockchip devs few days ago have updated camera clock drivers.
https://github.com/rockchip-linux/kernel...58508e9b3d

I'm not an expert but can this potentially improve camera stability? Because currently with cheese it feels so slow.
And yeah, can we get this fix in a Debian update from MrFixit?

Thanks.

Not sure if there is an Incompatible SSD list, but if there is this one doesnt work:

https://www.silicon-power.com/web/product-P34A60

I bought the 256GB variant, it doesnt show up at all in DMESG and GParted fails to locate it. nvme list returns no NVMe drives conencted.

I've installed it in a USB3 caddy which proves the SSD isnt faulty and it connects as /dev/sda.
I know the NVMe adapter and the PBP are ok as I threw money at the problem and purchased a Toshiba OCZ RC100 240GB (on the Wiki as a confirmed working SSD) which is working fine.

So if nayone is thinking of a Silicon Power A60 NVMe SSD, don't it doesnt work in the PBP.



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Hey guys, I'm not sure where to post this so I thought I'd start here.

Long story short, I'm wondering if anyone can make any suggestions on how to interact with ofono using C. I see some notes here for python using D-Bus and I'm wondering if I should also use d-bus in C or if there's a more low level api or something????? I should look at?


Long story long, I've always wanted to learn C and I've been on and off learning it for quite awhile. I've never had a good project to work on to keep me interested and so I've never stuck with it for very long. My goal here is to write a simple CLI chat app in C for the PinePhone. I know there are lots of ways I can do this and I'm sure python is the best tool for this but I need a good reason to learn C and I feel like this is a good start.


Thanks!
-FutureBucket

Hi everyone,

I'm new here and I'm glad to introduce a new utility here that can work on the Rock64 and other boards like it. It looks like this:
If you are interested in, you can find out how to install on How to install LAMP/LNMP on Rock64, How to deploy pi dashboard on Rock64 and my Rock64 status.[url=http://ee-fans.com/how-to-install-pi-dashboard-on-raspberry-pi/][/url]

Hi all,

I just opened my account on this forum and this is my first post, so I hope I am writing in the right section, and that this thread hasn't been treated before already. Anyway I haven't found it!

Usually I copy and paste between Terminal and other windows with the regular CTRL+SHIFT+C / CTRL+SHIFT+V but that doesn't work on the default MATE Terminal on my PBP.
I've checked the Keyboard Shortcuts within the Terminal menu, and it indeed has the shortcuts I am used to.

I've seen an issue raised on the MATE Terminal repo: https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-ter...issues/239
But it is closed now and the fix doesn't seem to work with me.

So my question is, is this a known issue with the PBP or with MATE Terminal itself (I used xfce and Gnome before)? Does anyone have a work around?

Copy and Paste works within the Terminal itself, but not from another program, so I thought it should be something with different clipboard access...

Anyway, got my PBP yesterday, am even more happy with it than I expected. I'm happy to become part of the community!