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Passcode doesn't work when booting from SD card - Dinobot - 03-02-2022
So I managed to boot from the SD card, but now it's asking me for a passcode to unlock the device. I set up a passcode during my initial set up when I first turned the phone on (There was no SD card in the phone at the time), but that passcode isn't working to unlock the device running from the SD card. It doesn't seem to matter which distro I'm using as I've tried multiple.
Any idea what this passcode the phone is looking for is?
Any help appreciated. I really want the see the PPP become daily driverable.
RE: Passcode doesn't work when booting from SD card - Emilio - 03-02-2022
(03-02-2022, 03:21 AM)Dinobot Wrote: So I managed to boot from the SD card, but now it's asking me for a passcode to unlock the device. I set up a passcode during my initial set up when I first turned the phone on (There was no SD card in the phone at the time), but that passcode isn't working to unlock the device running from the SD card. It doesn't seem to matter which distro I'm using as I've tried multiple.
Any idea what this passcode the phone is looking for is?
Any help appreciated. I really want the see the PPP become daily driverable.
Try 123456
RE: Passcode doesn't work when booting from SD card - bcnaz - 03-02-2022
Each Distro has it's own default pin, when you boot from a sd card you must use the default pin for that system.
> when booting from the sd card the first time.
You can change it of course, after you set it up.
RE: Passcode doesn't work when booting from SD card - tckosvic - 03-02-2022
(03-02-2022, 04:49 AM)bcnaz Wrote: Each Distro has it's own default pin, when you boot from a sd card you must use the default pin for that system.
> when booting from the sd card the first time.
You can change it of course, after you set it up.
On manjaro-phosh, though, you have to keep 6 digits or it won't let you change
tom kosvic
(03-02-2022, 03:21 AM)Dinobot Wrote: So I managed to boot from the SD card, but now it's asking me for a passcode to unlock the device. I set up a passcode during my initial set up when I first turned the phone on (There was no SD card in the phone at the time), but that passcode isn't working to unlock the device running from the SD card. It doesn't seem to matter which distro I'm using as I've tried multiple.
Any idea what this passcode the phone is looking for is?
Any help appreciated. I really want the see the PPP become daily driverable.
If there was no SD card in the phone you must have configured the password in the eMMC installed system in memory. When you put an SD card in and boot from that you must use the default for your system or configure a password after the first time . I don't know your OS/desktop but om manjaro it takes extra steps to get to boot from the eMMC.
Look at https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone_Pro_Software_Releases for default user id and passwords for the various systems.
Without a reinstall, I know of no way to reset a password. I'd just try combinations you might be likely to use.
tom kosvic
RE: Passcode doesn't work when booting from SD card - Dinobot - 03-02-2022
(03-02-2022, 04:40 AM)Emilio Wrote:(03-02-2022, 03:21 AM)Dinobot Wrote: So I managed to boot from the SD card, but now it's asking me for a passcode to unlock the device. I set up a passcode during my initial set up when I first turned the phone on (There was no SD card in the phone at the time), but that passcode isn't working to unlock the device running from the SD card. It doesn't seem to matter which distro I'm using as I've tried multiple.
Any idea what this passcode the phone is looking for is?
Any help appreciated. I really want the see the PPP become daily driverable.
Try 123456
(03-02-2022, 04:49 AM)bcnaz Wrote: Each Distro has it's own default pin, when you boot from a sd card you must use the default pin for that system.
> when booting from the sd card the first time.
You can change it of course, after you set it up.
(03-02-2022, 02:32 PM)tckosvic Wrote:(03-02-2022, 04:49 AM)bcnaz Wrote: Each Distro has it's own default pin, when you boot from a sd card you must use the default pin for that system.
> when booting from the sd card the first time.
You can change it of course, after you set it up.
On manjaro-phosh, though, you have to keep 6 digits or it won't let you change
tom kosvic
(03-02-2022, 03:21 AM)Dinobot Wrote: So I managed to boot from the SD card, but now it's asking me for a passcode to unlock the device. I set up a passcode during my initial set up when I first turned the phone on (There was no SD card in the phone at the time), but that passcode isn't working to unlock the device running from the SD card. It doesn't seem to matter which distro I'm using as I've tried multiple.
Any idea what this passcode the phone is looking for is?
Any help appreciated. I really want the see the PPP become daily driverable.
If there was no SD card in the phone you must have configured the password in the eMMC installed system in memory. When you put an SD card in and boot from that you must use the default for your system or configure a password after the first time . I don't know your OS/desktop but om manjaro it takes extra steps to get to boot from the eMMC.
Look at https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone_Pro_Software_Releases for default user id and passwords for the various systems.
Without a reinstall, I know of no way to reset a password. I'd just try combinations you might be likely to use.
tom kosvic
Thanks for the help.
Solution: Passcode 123456 eventually worked. I saw 123456 on the releases download page and had tried it, but for some reason it didn't work at first. I'm not sure what happened, but I think that maybe when you flash the SD card, you need to use 123456 on your first attempt logging in. If you use a different passcode and then try 123456, it might not work.
So, at first 123456 wasn't working (which prompted me to make the original post). But, after flashing the SD card again and using 123456 on my first attempt, it worked like a charm.
Thanks for the help everyone!