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Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - yamsoup - 02-06-2024
I recently bought a pinebook pro and was surprised how old the manjaro installation was
I've tried to update using both the gui and pacman -Syu
but i'm getting the error:
error: linux: signature from "Furkan Kardame <furkan@fkardame.com>" is unknown trust
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/linux-6.6.7-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PG
P signature)).
Is there any way to update the factory image safely?
I can just flash the emmc I am pretty confident I can do this.
This is just a curiosity of purchasing a pinebook pro in 2024
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - mckenney5 - 02-07-2024
+1 same issue.
I tried updating the keyring yesterday and today with:
sudo pacman-key --refresh-keys
no dice.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - Eighty8 - 02-09-2024
Same issue as well.
I tried the below, but that also did not help.
pacman-key --init
pacman-key --populate archlinux manjaro
pacman-key --refresh-keys
Just to note; I attempted to update after flashing Manjaro Sway, so I am not currently on the factory image.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - Eighty8 - 02-11-2024
Looks like the key has been updated. I re-ran the above three commands after renaming /etc/pacman.d/gnupg today and was finally able to update the kernel to 6.6.7-1.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - gilwood - 02-11-2024
I am currently running Manjaro 23.02. I downloaded the XFCE desktop image from the Manjaro site and burned it to an SD card using Etcher. I had not been able to boot the PBP since I purchased it for parts on eBay so this was a hooray moment.
I have been trying to update using the package manager and have had no success. Can I update using the terminal and "sudo pacman update" and "sudo pacman install"? I have also been trying to install software packages without success. Am I missing something? Are there tricks to using the Installation Manager on Manjaro? Any tips or help is always appreciated. Thanks
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - yamsoup - 02-12-2024
(02-11-2024, 03:29 PM)gilwood Wrote: I am currently running Manjaro 23.02. I downloaded the XFCE desktop image from the Manjaro site and burned it to an SD card using Etcher. I had not been able to boot the PBP since I purchased it for parts on eBay so this was a hooray moment.
I have been trying to update using the package manager and have had no success. Can I update using the terminal and "sudo pacman update" and "sudo pacman install"? I have also been trying to install software packages without success. Am I missing something? Are there tricks to using the Installation Manager on Manjaro? Any tips or help is always appreciated. Thanks
I gave up on Manjaro as I had the same experience.
I'm a bit concerned as I believe Manjaro is one of the more complete Distros for the pinebook pro.
I'm thinking of getting a bit more involved and installing arch using the instructions instead.
But currently i'm using Armbian but I don't know if id recommend it as it needs an spi bootloader (or advises to use one)
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - gilwood - 02-14-2024
Have recently converted to Manjaro Mate and it has been a night and day difference. The Mate version runs smoothly, is easily upgradable and can download add-on programs (ie Libre Office). Also, the trackpad allows one finger tap and is totally editable. Give it a try before you sign off on Manjaro.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - wangyukunshan - 02-15-2024
In my opinion, the operating system of Deepin v23 is the most suitable for Pinebook Pro, and Beta3 runs very smoothly on my Pinebook Pro.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - tllim - 02-16-2024
(02-15-2024, 04:05 AM)wangyukunshan Wrote: In my opinion, the operating system of Deepin v23 is the most suitable for Pinebook Pro, and Beta3 runs very smoothly on my Pinebook Pro.
Please provide download link. Thanks.
RE: Pinebook Pro upgrading from the factory image - wangyukunshan - 02-17-2024
(02-16-2024, 01:15 AM)tllim Wrote:(02-15-2024, 04:05 AM)wangyukunshan Wrote: In my opinion, the operating system of Deepin v23 is the most suitable for Pinebook Pro, and Beta3 runs very smoothly on my Pinebook Pro.
Please provide download link. Thanks.
This boot image was ported by myself, here's how https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=18334