@arduino the instructions to set up AppLab are also wrong. They provide a command line to install the dependencies on Arch base systems, but completely fail to mention that "dialup" is called "uucp" on these systems.
Also: is there ANY way to access the bootloader/console of the Linux? Using a USB-C docking station I get a brief glimpse of the kernel booting and then end up in lightdm.
Not helpful if your keyboard is not working!
@arduino other stuff I noticed:
- I can't find a button to shut down a connected UNO Q in AppLab. Do I really have to use the shell for that???
- shutting down the system does always lead to a reboot. Never managed to actually halt it.
- not only do you have no say in partitioning, your user is also always named "arduino"
- AppLab contains AI crap
- connected to my FullHD display the lightdm always selects some weird resolution. My mini HDMI display is detected correcty.
@arduino UPDATE: after re-flashing I can now connect via USB-C and networking using AppLab, but when I check with dmesg the system does not recognize any USB devices connected to the USB-C dongle.
HDMI on the dongle is working...
I ran apt-get update again, when issuing "shutdown -r now" the system HALTED!
still no luck with USB, lsusb shows two root hubs, but no devices are detected when I plug them in.
I'll try another USB-C dongle now...