Power LED flashing red/green...

[appelgriebsch]

During a compile job today the Power LED on my Pinebook Pro running ManjaroARM, Kernel 5.10.7 was starting to flash in red-green sequence and I noticed the OS got stuck.

Have had to do a hard reset (power off / on) to get it up and running again.

Already checked the wiki, but didn't find a hint what a flashing red/green Power LED means, so maybe someone can give me an advise please?

Note: I run the OS from an internal Intel SSD and just started experimenting with the newer kernel in ManjaroARM yesterday with different results. I switched back to the linux-pinebookpro kernel on ManjaroARM (5.7.9) after the system came up again, and the compile job was running without any hiccups... so might be a kernel issue eventually...

[dnikkel]

During a compile job today the Power LED on my Pinebook Pro running ManjaroARM, Kernel 5.10.7 was starting to flash in red-green sequence and I noticed the OS got stuck.

Have had to do a hard reset (power off / on) to get it up and running again.

Already checked the wiki, but didn't find a hint what a flashing red/green Power LED means, so maybe someone can give me an advise please?

Note: I run the OS from an internal Intel SSD and just started experimenting with the newer kernel in ManjaroARM yesterday with different results. I switched back to the linux-pinebookpro kernel on ManjaroARM (5.7.9) after the system came up again, and the compile job was running without any hiccups... so might be a kernel issue eventually...

I've just experienced the same issue.  I was just browsing in Chromium when it happened.  My system is a freshly installed Manjaro XFCE 20.12 with the latest updates applied.

[appelgriebsch]

I've just experienced the same issue.  I was just browsing in Chromium when it happened.  My system is a freshly installed Manjaro XFCE 20.12 with the latest updates applied.

Hey, maybe you can try installing the latest pinebookpro specific kernel via

Code:

pacman -S linux-pinebookpro linux-pinebookpro-headers

and check if the problem still exists?

On my end this kernel runs quite solid.

[dealie]

I've just experienced the same issue.  I was just browsing in Chromium when it happened.  My system is a freshly installed Manjaro XFCE 20.12 with the latest updates applied.

Hey, maybe you can try installing the latest pinebookpro specific kernel via

Code:

pacman -S linux-pinebookpro linux-pinebookpro-headers

and check if the problem still exists?

On my end this kernel runs quite solid.

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(Sorry to top post, looks like I'm 0/2 over here!)