My PineBookPro Dead

[voodooman]

Hi , I have a big problem . And I wanna say I'm noob in Linux



Well , my laptop probably dead it has only black screen when I turn it ON .



In last session I ran some command in terminal and notebook going dead .



There is some command after it dead :



fdisk /dev/mmcblk2



and in fdisk menu i press d (i think it delete)



and then I reboot laptop and it just dead (Black Screen)



[Moderator note: Removed image that was not displaying properly.]








I also tried to boot it from SD cart but it just blinkin' red and same black screen







[Moderator note: Removed image that was not displaying properly.]









In my opinion I just erase all software in laptop



Please help me reanimate my PinePro.



Hope for your help guys

[tophneal]

please host your images somewhere like imgur.com, these boards don't handle attached images well and we can't see what you shared.

you may have nuked your install. no worries, you can grab nearly any image from the Software Release wiki page for the PBP, flash it to your eMMC, and be back in action.

[Tharadash]

Hi , I have a big problem . And I wanna say I'm noob in Linux

Well , my laptop probably dead it has only black screen when I turn it ON .

In last session I ran some command in terminal and notebook going dead .

There is some command after it dead :

fdisk /dev/mmcblk2

and in fdisk menu i press d (i think it delete)

and then I reboot laptop and it just dead (Black Screen)

[Moderator note: Removed image that was not displaying properly.]




I also tried to boot it from SD cart but it just blinkin' red and same black screen


[Moderator note: Removed image that was not displaying properly.]




In my opinion I just erase all software in laptop

Please help me reanimate my PinePro.

Hope for your help guys

Hi voodooman


I had a similar issue the day before yesterday.
I'd try re-flashing an SD-Card with the "default" manjaro KDE found at wiki.pine64.org
And then either use the manjaro arm flasher or dd command to copy to eMMC.

I myself had to screw open my Pinebook Pro to press the reset button, but mine was not even blinking any LEDs when trying to turn on.

Kind regards
Tharadash