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Probably stupid question from me re: installation - RAK64pine - 05-19-2016
So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").
I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - Ghost - 05-19-2016
(05-19-2016, 08:56 AM)RAK64pine Wrote: So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").
I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.
Windows will not show the content of the burned micro sd card by default. Linux and Android use an EXT4 file system that is not natively recognised by Windows. So your card would show up as blank (Windows may ask to format your card).
You aren't getting any burn errors?
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - RAK64pine - 05-19-2016
(05-19-2016, 10:02 AM)Ghost Wrote:(05-19-2016, 08:56 AM)RAK64pine Wrote: So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").
I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.
Windows will not show the content of the burned micro sd card by default. Linux and Android use an EXT4 file system that is not natively recognised by Windows. So your card would show up as blank (Windows may ask to format your card).
You aren't getting any burn errors?
No burn errors. Redlight on the pine board. I'll try to get some pics and screen grabs when I get home.
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - Ghost - 05-19-2016
(05-19-2016, 03:15 PM)RAK64pine Wrote:(05-19-2016, 10:02 AM)Ghost Wrote:(05-19-2016, 08:56 AM)RAK64pine Wrote: So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").
I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.
Windows will not show the content of the burned micro sd card by default. Linux and Android use an EXT4 file system that is not natively recognised by Windows. So your card would show up as blank (Windows may ask to format your card).
You aren't getting any burn errors?
No burn errors. Redlight on the pine board. I'll try to get some pics and screen grabs when I get home.
Ok, cool. What screen are you connecting to? And which 'counterfeit' test apps did you run? Have you tried any other operating systems apart from RemixOS? (RemixOS is not recommended for any Pine with less than 2GB RAM)
Have you tried one of the images that does not require use of the PhoenixCard software? (Either dd method or Win32DiskImager instead, for example). Some people have had issues getting PhoenixCard to play nice.
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - Tarjei85 - 05-20-2016
Did you remember to set PhoenixCard to burn in "Startup!" ?
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - RAK64pine - 05-20-2016
(05-19-2016, 09:41 PM)Ghost Wrote:(05-19-2016, 03:15 PM)RAK64pine Wrote:(05-19-2016, 10:02 AM)Ghost Wrote:(05-19-2016, 08:56 AM)RAK64pine Wrote: So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").
I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.
Windows will not show the content of the burned micro sd card by default. Linux and Android use an EXT4 file system that is not natively recognised by Windows. So your card would show up as blank (Windows may ask to format your card).
You aren't getting any burn errors?
No burn errors. Redlight on the pine board. I'll try to get some pics and screen grabs when I get home.
Ok, cool. What screen are you connecting to? And which 'counterfeit' test apps did you run? Have you tried any other operating systems apart from RemixOS? (RemixOS is not recommended for any Pine with less than 2GB RAM)
Have you tried one of the images that does not require use of the PhoenixCard software? (Either dd method or Win32DiskImager instead, for example). Some people have had issues getting PhoenixCard to play nice.
Connecting to a Dell monitor with HDMI. Used H2testw on a new microSD card, no errors. Haven't tried other OS's yet, my Pine is the 2GB one. I DID remember to select "StartUp!" button on PhoenixCard. Going to get a different cable for power supply to try and rule that out.
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - Ghost - 05-20-2016
Process of elimination it is.
RE: Probably stupid question from me re: installation - RAK64pine - 05-23-2016
I finally got all the way to the "desktop" this weekend. Basically I started with a blank screen, undid the power and HDMI cables, reinserted and got the Pine64 screen, but it would stay like that for hours. I unplugged and tried again, after a couple tries it proceded to the Remix OS oscillating screen but THAT hung for hours. I pulled the cables, repowered, got through Pine64 and finally got through the Remix screen and finally got to the Remix Desktop. I appreciate all the replies for help, I'm sure I'll be asking tons of questions later.