06-07-2020, 01:43 PM
This seems to be some sort of issue with the USB drivers in the vendor kernel, I guess. My own unit did the same when I was using the Debian install that the first units shipped with. For what it's worth, the issue totally vanished when I switched to Manjaro (which uses the mainline kernel). If you can find a distro that gives you a mainline 5.6 kernel and suits your needs, you might also find it solved.
If you prefer Debian over Manjaro because you prefer older, more stable software, I understand - but do consider that the Pinebook Pro itself is not really very old or stable hardware yet, and it might be much better-served by a distro that has more up-to-date packages than Debian typically offers.
If you prefer Debian over Manjaro because you prefer older, more stable software, I understand - but do consider that the Pinebook Pro itself is not really very old or stable hardware yet, and it might be much better-served by a distro that has more up-to-date packages than Debian typically offers.
