Hi.

I'm about to order a Pinebook Pro but still not sure about the power supply option, which is EU or US formats. My country is Argentina. We use 220v. As for the plug, I guess I'll need an adapter anyway: it's the type used in Australia.

Does it make any difference to choose one or the other?

Thank you very much.
M.

Pd.  I'm new to the forum. Sorry if this is not the best place to post it, or if there's already a thread for this topic. I couldn't find useful information after a search.

Hi all,

I´ve been wondering about some time now if it is possible to build a PATA device to SATA jack bridge via the RockPro64. I know this would run at very slow speeds and there are already adapters. How can the GPIO pins be utilized? I want to do this to learn more about how to work with single board computers.

Best regards

Count Omega

Hi all!
I'm new to the forum.
I'm from Italy and I'm very interested into this project :-)

My questions are:
Is the brave heart edition fully functional?
Does the pine64 installer utility provides OSes for the brave heart edition including and not limiting to vanilla Android images?

There are istructions to install personalized images and/or how to hack them?

Thank you very very much.
Yours.
M.

Hello there,

Finally came my Pinebook Pro , I read this post https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=4632  and charged him. But after I pushed power button 5-10sec nothing is happen. I found that during charging, red diode shone something around 3 min and then turn off until I plug out charging cable and again plug in. I repeat this procedure couple days and red diode shone a little bit longer but still the notebook doesn't work.

Can you help me please?

Thanks

Just got my order in, very exited to get tinkering with this thing in Janurary (or... maybe they will come even sooner?). Curious if there's any waterproof cases in the works... also curious if pinetime is going to be waterproof. I'd eventually like to replace my apple watch and iphone with these for my outdoor activities as soon as the platform is ready. I love kayaking/camping/hiking and I want to create a distro custom tailored to my outdoor activities.

What is everyone else around here excited to experiment with? Anyone been doing any 3d printing of accessories? I'm excited to try out GNURadio out on the phone with my hackrf one too...

Anyway I hope this project becomes a huge success.

Or ultimately Vulkan.  I've been going in circles for a week or so between my Rock64 and my Odroid N2 trying to get the Malis to do anything remotely like acceleration or being controlled by a language like OpenGL ES or Vulkan, under X11 anyway.  ARM/Mali only supports Wayland (and Android) at least from some point on.  Panfrost is supposed to work with the older 2Mali families, not Bifrost but Utgard and Midgard.

So Panfrost https://panfrost.freedesktop.org/ attempts to change that.  I have Panfrost installed on my Rock64 but there's one catch:

Quote:Use a mainline kernel version 5.2 or later with CONFIG_DRM_PANFROST enabled

I noticed that the PineTab is going to offer an optional LTE module. I was wondering if the Pinebook Pro is able to have a similar option as well.

Hello everyone,

About a week ago, I made a reddit post asking about support for LVFS. I am not sure if the Pine64 developers look at the Reddit threads often, so I decided to make an account here to bring awareness on the issue (plus I didn't get a response when I asked on twitter).

I hope you would consider uploading the firmware files to LVFS. This could make checking and updating firmware stupidly easy. Plus the maintainer of the website is willing to help get this working if you send him an email.

Thomas A.

What OS's on the pinephone will allow sms messages? And what app would be use for that? 

Better yet, is there anyway to use signal messenger for sms as well? Currently the desktop Linux version of signal is only for communication to other signal users using mms. Would an android like implementation work, where signal can also send sms messages?

I've just received my PBP and NVMe SSD adapter. Are there any instructions about how to install it? Most of the threads to date have been about early boards, clearances and whether or not which make/model SSD will fit. I cannot find anything that will help a noob install this board.

My board is labelled:
PineBookPro-NGFF / M2 M-KEY
V2.1-2019-0809

There's also a FS logo and the digits 1935 printed after it.

I have a small plastic bag containing three tiny black screws, one small silver screw and a brass standoff (look like a thick washer). I also have a ribbon cable labelled SSD at one end and PCBA at the other.

Are there any step-by-step instructions for how to install this in the PBP? There's nothing in the wiki and nothing concise in the forums.

I don't have great experience with electronics hardware, so any noob guide to help me (and others) would be massively appreciated.

Thanks!