philmmanjaro
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1 year ago There is a first run script, which sets the password on first boot. Maybe that failed on your end.
https://gitlab.manjaro.org/manjaro-arm/packages/community/pinephone-post-install/-/blob/master/pinephone-post-install https://gitlab.manjaro.org/manjaro-arm/packages/community/pinephonepro-post-install/-/blob/master/pinephonepro-post-install
Hi, I downloaded the latest stable image of Phosh and installed it to eMMC via Jumpdrive.
Upon booting the Pinephone afterwards it boots normally into Manjaro Phosh, however it leads to a prompt for a passcode, which has not been set yet. Additionally, the time zone has not been set yet, however Phosh defaults to the 25th of October at 13:07 (for reference I am in the US Central Time zone where it is 19:09 as of writing).