06-02-2022, 06:06 AM
I don't currently use manjaro at the moment but I did in the past, here's what I think happened.
Manjaro uses a patched kernel for the pinebook pro in order to get DP over USB C working, this is the protocol which allows for the dock to work (even if the dock has hdmi instead of display port).
This means that the new kernel is probably missing the patch.
You can try looking in you package cache for pacman if you still have the old kernel laying around
(the cache should be at /var/cache/pacman if memory serves me right).
You should also look at which kernel you have installed exactly.
Run
If you see something like linux-pinebookpro, then you are using the pinebook pro specific kernel (this may also be called linux-pbp or similar).
If the installed package is just "linux" (followed by a version) then try looking for a pinebook pro specific kernel in the manjaro repository.
Hope that helps,
User
Manjaro uses a patched kernel for the pinebook pro in order to get DP over USB C working, this is the protocol which allows for the dock to work (even if the dock has hdmi instead of display port).
This means that the new kernel is probably missing the patch.
You can try looking in you package cache for pacman if you still have the old kernel laying around
(the cache should be at /var/cache/pacman if memory serves me right).
You should also look at which kernel you have installed exactly.
Run
Code:
pacman -Qq | grep linuxIf the installed package is just "linux" (followed by a version) then try looking for a pinebook pro specific kernel in the manjaro repository.
Hope that helps,
User
