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| Where are the HW kill switches located? |
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Posted by: WaldoTheRanger - 12-01-2019, 08:45 PM - Forum: PinePhone Hardware
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I see in the description of the phone that there are hardware kill switches for wireless, camera, microphone, etc.
But I don't see where these are located on the device. The pictures only show power and volume buttons.
Somewhere in the description it also says that there will only be three buttons.
So... how does that work?
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All android buillds on wiki for Microsd missing GPT? |
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Posted by: TDC_PBP - 12-01-2019, 06:07 PM - Forum: Android on Pinebook Pro
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I downloaded the android image for microsd card today, but when I tried to write the image to my microsd card, etcher said that the image was missing a GPT table (or something like that) and probably wouldn't boot. I have tried both the 32gb and the 16gb versions, and I have also tried to DD the image to the microsd card (DD said it succeeded, but the PBP wouldn't boot at all with the flashed microsd card in). Is this a known issue with the builds?
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| How to create a new user |
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Posted by: mjcohen - 11-30-2019, 09:28 PM - Forum: Linux on Pinebook Pro
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I just got a Pinebook Pro and am trying to use it. It came with absolutely no instructions, so I had to search this forum to find that user/password of root/root enabled me to login.
I now want to create a new user account (don't want to run as root when not necessary), and can not find how to do it.
So, how can I create a new user account? I am using the default OS (Debian, I guess).
Thanks
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| Pine phone Screen Protectors |
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Posted by: bcnaz - 11-30-2019, 04:46 PM - Forum: PinePhone Accessories
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**Can we please get Screen Protectors ?
Or at least let us know what phones have the same screens as the Pine Phone.
I would like to have a screen protector already in my procession before my brand new Brave Heart arrives.
Every smart phone I have ever owned has wound up with a broken, cracked, or shattered screen...
Replacing the screen on every one of those would cost more than the purchase price of the phone.
There are Lots of accessories that I 'may' consider, BUT
a screen protector is Not an accessory, it is a NECESSITY !
Thank You
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| ROCK64 as VPN Gateway |
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Posted by: Talkabout - 11-30-2019, 12:48 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCK64
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Hi guys,
I am searching a good VPN gateway board since some time. Currently I am using a Raspberry Pi 4 but am not really happy with the OpenVPN throughput (approx. 60 MBit/s, but 100 MBits/s connection). I guess this is related to the fact that the Raspberry does not have supported hardware acceleration for openssl/openvpn. I also tried some other boards (like an Odroid) but none of them provided a sufficient performance until now. I read about the ROCK64 and people are claiming that the crypto hardware is used by openssl, is this the case? What performance can I expect if using the board with OpenVPN? Maybe somebody already tested it and can provide some numbers?
Thanks in advance!
Bye
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| Issues connecting bluetooth headphones and speakers |
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Posted by: jamathis - 11-30-2019, 11:20 AM - Forum: General Discussion on Pinebook Pro
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I am having a problem getting bluetooth headphones and speakers to connect using the default OS. They pair without a problem, but always fail when connecting to audio sink. The error I receive is "Device added successfully, but failed to connect." I've tried two sets of headphones and two speakers and get the same error with each one. Is there a workaround or fix available?
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