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I've heard multiple firsthand reports that the Pinebook Pro is unreliable in the areas of booting and suspend/resume. Given that the Pinephone Pro is basically
by pengaru 5y ago
I've heard multiple firsthand reports that the Pinebook Pro is unreliable in the areas of booting and suspend/resume.
Given that the Pinephone Pro is basically the Pinebook Pro packaged in a phone, should one expect the same problems?
Can anyone here comment from firsthand experience with the Pinebook Pro? (or Pinephone Pro prototypes in developer hands, if any such thing exists?)
- nightowl_games 5y agoI don't think the pinephone pro and pinebook pro are very similar. "We worked closely with Rockchip’s engineering team to fine-tune the SoC’s performance so that it meets the necessary thermal and battery-consumption envelopes. The result of this cooperation is the RK3399S – a RK3399 variant made specifically for the PinePhone Pro."
- pengaru 5y agoPresumably it's a hell of a lot more similar than the Allwinner A64 in a regular Pinephone is. The RK3399S being a new and even less mature variant of the RK3399 found in the Pinebook Pro doesn't encourage me to expect better results. Again, honest firsthand accounts welcome.