Operating Systems - PINE64 PinePhone Manual Del Usuario

3.3 Operating the PinePhone
The PinePhone is capable of running multiple operating systems (OSes) (​ s ee section 4 ​ ) from internal
flash eMMC as well as a SD card. Bootable SD cards have priority over internal eMMC.
To power the PinePhone ON, press and hold the power button for 2 seconds. Boot-up time varies from
one OS to another, but you should permit up-to 60 seconds for the phone to start fully. Most OSes have a
boot indicator such as a vibration rumble or notification LED flash.
For detailed instructions and to select and operating systems please please visit:
https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone

4 Operating systems

All OSes available for the PinePhone are delivered by community developers and partner-projects.
PINE64 does not create software for the PinePhone.
Regardless of which OS comes pre-installed on your device, you can install and run any other OS
available for the PinePhone. Please reference our ​ S oftware Release ​ section on Wiki for more details:
https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_Software_Release#Software_Releases
5 Hardware
5.1 External component description
Device dimensions​ : ​ 160.5 x 76.6 x 9.2mm. Device weight:
220 grams.
The PinePhone features a 5.95" HD IPS capacitive
touchscreen (16M colors; 1440x720, 18:9 ratio). The
headphone jack is located on the top leading edge. The
top bar above the LCD houses a 2MP, f/2.8, 1/5"
front-facing camera, a multi-color notification LED, a
proximity sensor, an ambient light sensor as well as the
earpiece speaker. Power button and the volume rocker are
located at the right leading edge.
The bottom leading edge houses the USB type C port
(power, data and video out in DisplayPort Alternate mode)
and microphone. On the back of the device, in the left top
corner, a 5MP, 1/4" camera and LED flash are to be
found. A mono loudspeaker is found at the bottom of the
device.
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