Yes, I might have a tiny nitpicky question…
is it possible to add a keyboard layout selection in the script?
for example: I’m using Belgian Azerty, and somehow everytime I run the install script, it overwrites my initial settings back to Qwerty layout.
It allways hits me after about the 4th time the login manager says 'wrong password, try again" 
This is on the to-do list. I have no experience with internationalization, so it may take a while but it is on the list.
In the mean time. Do a git clone for the EndeavourOS Arm script into a temporary folder.
In the install script ‘endeavour-ARM-install-V2.0.sh’
you could edit lines 723 to 728 to use Belgian Azerty. Then copy the install-script folder to a USB thumb drive. Then when installing instead of doing a git clone, copy the install-script folder from USB drive to /root so you end up with /root/install-script/numerous_files.
I have some errands to run, when I get back I will try to play around with the exact code for the lines 725 and 727. Unless you already have it figured out.
Pudge
I just copied over my 00-keyboard.conf file from my existing install on my OdroidN2+,
so it wasn’t a big deal for me right now, but I remember it took a lot of googling the first time I encountered this
How did you get kernel 5.8 on ARM?
@Pudge, I’ll look into it and try to learn something and help if I can.
@Krimkerre, your unique OSenstein, ManjeavourOS, sounds pretty diabolic indeed.
The Pinebook Pro doesn’t have an Ethernet port, but it has USB-C and with an adapter it connects to Ethernet. I used Ethernet to install Arch base and everything else.
Arch base is this: https://archlinuxarm.org/packages/any/base?
When I install base and the kernel with pacstrap I install linux-pbp from a specific repository, perhaps that’s why dhcpcd is not present?
kernel from PinebookPro repository…
The manjaro kernel is very stable . So I not see a problem. Congrats
Congrats on your install 
I was only following your lead 
I went to the pine64.org site, and unless I am missing something they are not accepting orders for the Pinebook 64 pro laptop at this time. I was there about three weeks earlier, and at that time they were taking pre-orders to be delivered around Thanksgiving (November 25th in US). I even had one in my cart, but I didn’t pull the trigger as I am not a fan of pre-ordering.
Pudge
Think they sold out … might need wait for new batch
it a great machine for what it is , i not use my Macbook Pro’s running arch after i got it 
just update every two week
if anyone order one … buy usb Ethernet and usb eMMc adapter ( you regret if not )
I totally agree, it’s a great machine, I’d buy one again.
In the September community update (they make one such communication every month) the delay is explained as lack of LCD panels from their trusted vendor. And the LCD they come with is just great. They say they hope to ship two batches before February but currently, yeah, they’re out of stock. Here’s said update: https://www.pine64.org/2020/09/15/september-update-let-it-sink-in/
I noticed many people didn’t have to pay tax imports in the US, lucky them, though I don’t know if that depends on the state. I paid some 50 or 60 euros of tax import and handling: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=9055&highlight=taxes
EDIT:
The October community update brings some news about the Pinebook Pro availability: “According to some projections LCD panels ought to be available again in December. Granted this projection is accurate, we may see new batches available prior to the Chinese New Year (February 2021). I will, of course, keep you updated on the situation in future community updates.”
Don’t know if mine should be considered a win though 
but yeah, it may be a bastard child, I’ll love it nonetheless 
Do you mean the RockPro64? Or a Pinebook Pro? RockPro64 sound nicely specced and it must have been around 60 €, right?
What Viktor’s “child” lacked was love, the bastard became a monster after human rejection, not because he was made out of dead parts and stuff, I think that was one of the “lessons” if one wants to extract such a thing.
it’s the RockPro64, and it was more around the 90 € mark…
Bought my Odroid N2+ for the same price shortly after, and it hugely outperforms it…
The RockPro64 also seems to dislike my automatic HDMI-splitter that I use to connect all my devices to 1 monitor…
the screen appears wavy, and at half resolution, so for this particular board I allways have to swap hdmi cables in the back of my monitor 
Haven’t found an easy way to overclock it too for some extra performance, except from compiling your own kernel, which I haven’t tried yet;;
kernel update … it run smooth no problems i had yet
not sure if sold
Thank you for the tip. I will check it out.
Pudge
@Pudge or anyone interested
not a bad deal
New eMMc install . Not bad for a $199 device 
