My test result FWIW,
I had a similar, but not identical, situation on my 3GB version. In my case, anything involving writing (expand, default, etc.) would never complete, but slow the system to a crawl in the process.
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could you both please try out my debug image [1]. We already got a similar report from someone on the PinePhone forum [2] where changing the MMC clocking back to previous setting did the trick.
[1] https://genode.org/files/sculpt-pinephone-23.04-2023-05-09.img.xz [2] https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=14780&pid=117253#pid117253
No change for me -- boot-up takes a couple additional seconds (probably debugging/tracing enabled?) and the battery indicator says "AC" for a few seconds before displaying the percentage. I then proceeded to the setup steps, - Expand... Confirm... still returns immediately - Tapping "default" results in message "relabelling in progress" displayed for about a third of a second, i.e. it returns immediately too.
FWIW, I have a bunch of SD cards/packages associated with this phone, EMTEC, Verbatim, etc. It seems the one I'm dd'ing the SculptOS image to is a 16 GB "Verbatim premium 80MB/s-read 533x (cl.1)" or some such.
Later on I'll try to make a "swap" with another card, i.e. write LuneOS on that SD card, and write ScultpOS on the (ex) LuneOS card, in case the latter sd-card is more compatible than the former.
Cedric
Hi Cedric,
thanks for testing with the debug image.
No change for me -- boot-up takes a couple additional seconds (probably debugging/tracing enabled?) and the battery indicator says "AC" for a few seconds before displaying the percentage.
Yes, the image is build with serial logging enabled (if you attach the earphone jack serial cable to your PinePhone you will see all LOG messages).
I then proceeded to the setup steps,
- Expand... Confirm... still returns immediately
- Tapping "default" results in message "relabelling in progress"
displayed for about a third of a second, i.e. it returns immediately too.
FWIW, I have a bunch of SD cards/packages associated with this phone, EMTEC, Verbatim, etc. It seems the one I'm dd'ing the SculptOS image to is a 16 GB "Verbatim premium 80MB/s-read 533x (cl.1)" or some such.
Unfortunately I have no follow-up advice for now - but to make sure, former versions of Sculpt on PinePhone did not exhibit these issues (perhaps with the same SD card)?
(I normally use “SanDisk Ultra” cards, which did work fine so far.)
Regards Josef