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BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - Luke - 04-21-2017 EDIT: I have removed much of the original thread since it was becoming too messy and I wish to keep this post very clean so people get an idea of what are the outstanding issues are. Most issues have been resolved as of 05/05/17. Make sure to download an up-do-date image using the Installer. Currently not working on Linux:
Do report any new bugs below. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - LordSuricato - 04-22-2017 Hello, in a few days I will go to some meetings and maybe a hackathon with the Pinebook 14 "and I am concerned about the failure of HDMI to do some presentation. Mini HDMI works on Android? Thanks in advance, I expect a lot of Pinebook and Linux, and all the large community of developers of Pine64 / Linux RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - Luke - 04-22-2017 I don't know, but I think that it does work on android. There is a pre-release version of android for the Pinebook you can try. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - pfeerick - 04-23-2017 (04-21-2017, 06:46 AM)Luke Wrote: Things that don’t work but will likely be solved soon (guestimate ~ beginning of May) Clarification... Is the hall sensor for detecting whether the lid is shut or not? Or is it for something else? RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - Luke - 04-23-2017 (04-23-2017, 02:17 AM)pfeerick Wrote:(04-21-2017, 06:46 AM)Luke Wrote: Things that don’t work but will likely be solved soon (guestimate ~ beginning of May) Yes, I am pretty sure it senses the magnets in the lid (?). I am basing this assumption of this wikipedia article. edit: yea, hall as switch is already in ayufan's git edit 2: will have to confirm with ayufan before I cross it off the list RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - tllim - 04-23-2017 (04-23-2017, 02:17 AM)pfeerick Wrote:(04-21-2017, 06:46 AM)Luke Wrote: Things that don’t work but will likely be solved soon (guestimate ~ beginning of May) detecting the lid close. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - pfeerick - 04-23-2017 (04-23-2017, 07:46 AM)Luke Wrote: Yes, I am pretty sure it senses the magnets in the lid (?). I am basing this assumption of this wikipedia article. Thanks Luke and TL ![]() Luke, could you add something to that effect where you mentioned in the OP? Didn't want to be rude and edit on you ![]() And yes, a hall effect sensor is a solid state sensor for detecting magnetic fields, as opposed to a reed switch or other sensor. That's why I was wondering if it was for the lid or something else. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - ayufan - 04-24-2017 The hal switch is not yet hooked to system, that is why it is not being used. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - mitchmitchell - 04-24-2017 Does the Pine book suffer from any of the boot up power issues that the Pine64+ boards seem to be having? I'm about to solder on a barrel connector for the power supply to my Pine64+ 2GB board to try to ameliorate the issue with that board. RE: BSP Linux woes, early adopter information and a poll - Luke - 04-24-2017 mitchmitchell, No, it doesn't suffer from any boot up power issues (at least that I am aware). That said, with a proper PSU and a thick (22 or-so AWG) micro USB cable you shouldn't have any issues powering on your Pine either ... |