Many boards which claim to be have a gbit nic connect it over the usb bus on the PCB, thus automatically limiting it to 480mb with no other USB activity.  When using the USB device as well it drops even further.  So when trying to use this as a simple file server to serve files off a USB drive... the speed is cut again.

So the question remains... does this gbit nic actually provide gbit speeds or is it limited due to how its wired onto the board?

Lastly, do you have any iperf output that shows this?

Does anyone here (not associated with Pine A64) think there would be a way to run OS X on Pine A64 via a microSD?

I plan to use it to analyze data (using R).

Anyone else plan on trying their Pine64 for retrogaming?

I hope to get EmulationStation on it, and make an image for it. 

has there been any testing to determine average boot up times in Linux and android?

This idea is beyond going to take off! Congrats on what is the future of computing!

Let's assume I am running a PINE64 with Ubuntu...

1. Will it be possible to run Windows apps with an appropriate emulator?
2. Will it be possible to run 2 (or more) PINE64  boards in parallel?



That's all for now...

TIA Jake

I'm not sure if this is better posted in hardware or software, but...

How does the Pine A compare with the Raspberry Pi in terms of vision processing?  I tried a simple OpenCV blob tracking example with the Pi, and it gave an unacceptable framerate of 5-7 FPS.  Can we expect a better framerate with the Pine (20-30 FPS)?

I presume that they'll be made available - but from whence, and when? 
I would imagine that official torrents will be an option as well?

Thanks for reading, and am looking forward to trying out this spiffy little guy

Hi, wille there be any graphics drivers for Linux so we can use it as a media player or will there only be Android media player that is supported?

/D

Hey guys,

I was wondring if pine could run teamspeak3 server because it's ARM based CPU.

Someone have knowledge about this?


Kind Regards
Glen