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What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - Printable Version +- PINE64 (https://forum.pine64.org) +-- Forum: PinePhone Pro (https://forum.pine64.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=177) +--- Forum: General Discussion of PinePhone Pro (https://forum.pine64.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=178) +--- Thread: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? (/showthread.php?tid=19961) Pages:
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RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - gregb49 - 10-05-2025 (08-25-2025, 02:51 PM)Jite Wrote: ...I can see you are on mobian. Have you tried danctnix arch linux arm? I have found that the most consistent and best for me and I have tried all the major ones including mobian...I switched from Postmarket OS several days ago. Even though I had updated the modem firmware, under Postmarket my PPhone was still dropping the modem at some time every day, especially overnight. I've been running danctnix for several days now, and this OS has not dropped the modem, once, so once again, I'm using my PPhone as my daily driver. I use it mainly as a 'phone with some internet usage, but I'm loving getting back to using an OS that doesn't treat me as a source of personal info for sale. RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - teekay - 10-06-2025 Quote:- I can't get the audio on calls working properly. I can hear them, but they can't hear me. I had this when I first booted up Mobian, so while on a call, I opened Settings > Sound and and made sure to select the "Phone call" option for the device. This fixed it and from then on all calls worked even after reboots. RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - konaphone - 10-22-2025 (08-22-2025, 11:58 PM)teekay Wrote: For those who have a PPP gathering dust in a drawer somewhere, what's stopping you from daily driving it? When I got mine earlier this year, I tried it out and made a list of things that stopped me from ditching my Android for it, which was: RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - biketool - 10-23-2025 For a long time I have been daily driving, but for me when Trixie recently stopped daily updating I endedup with a bug where1- the wake button was not snesed by the OS and 2- the PPpro trixie mobian wouldget stuck in sleep even ifthe wake button was responding. When the wake button problem occurred I had to hold it down(see it is a software issue) until the phone turned off and then reboot. Using the battery savings kernel fixed this issue and the camera, but I still have to use the caffeine no-sleep button once the system sleeps I cannot bring it back without a reboot, a big problem. RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - teekay - 10-29-2025 I think it is a kernel regression, I too get the crash on suspend sometimes (and others have mentioned it in the chat). The phone gets a bit hot and does not wake up, requiring a hard reboot. This has definitely made it that I cannot daily the phone anymore. I might try going back to an earlier kernel version to see if it becomes stable again. RE: What's stopping you from daily driving the PPP? - biketool - 10-30-2025 (10-29-2025, 10:38 PM)teekay Wrote: I think it is a kernel regression, I too get the crash on suspend sometimes (and others have mentioned it in the chat). The phone gets a bit hot and does not wake up, requiring a hard reboot. This has definitely made it that I cannot daily the phone anymore. I might try going back to an earlier kernel version to see if it becomes stable again. Sadly the problem is hardware related see this thread with picture https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=20046 The problem seems to be that the RF shield, which covers some ICs above the square modem/CPU RF shield to the left of where Pinephonepro is silkscreened on the PCB, came loose and I dont think it can be fixed. I ordered a replacement system board but I wish the soldering on this one had been done properly. It also resultsin needing a good slap to get the Pinephone to boot as I assume it does something to the circuit through the RF shield to the solder. In any case I have the RF shield shimmed down with a paper spacer and that is not enough to fix the issue. I respect that Pine64 is providing us some very specialized hardware at an amazing price to a very niche purist market, they and Librem are driving the real fully private phone revolution alone. You cant do real privacy on hardware based on a hacked/subverted android boot process or a system which shares RAM between the CPU and the modem's CPU and OS. |