Hi all,
Has anyone already tried to connect an usb webcam with android on the ROCKPRO 64?
Does it work with the normal camera application or another application is needed?
Thanks

With the Pinebook Pro coming out, with an option for 128GB of eMMC, is their going to be an option to buy a 128GB eMMC for the Rockpro64?

While poking around, I found that Samsung makes a 256GB eMMC, but it does not appear to be in the same physical carrier. So, back to getting a 128GB from Pine64 that should work.

Is a small computer caled clockworkpi https://www.clockworkpi.com exist many chinese similar hardware.
Xiaolongwang big web https://obscurehandhelds.com/2019/03/the...-king-ldk/  , old dingoo https://ntcblogbackup.wpengine.com/commu...h-i-p-pro/ 

Is possible create a similar device than normal pine64 but similar clockwork, one small board and screen and box.
Meybe in future add potenciometer / rotor for tempest game and for other function.

I have been waiting for my coupon and it went in junk which I missed and now I think its been a long wait for me.

Is there anyone selling their Pinebook Laptop? The Pine64 Store says the BTO is abolished and when I try to make order it shows you to BTO.

Well I understand that pine64 team is busy with the Pro but I expect someone from the community to sell theirs if not in use.

Just need it for development purpose.

Thanks.

Hey everyone,

We'd like your feedback on desired key placement on the Pinebook Pro ANSI keyboard.

We are currently considering the following:

• \| key above return key
  
• Del key is Fn + backspace
  
• Right Ctrl key placed at right Alt and <- arrow
  

Rockpro64 board is broken I expect a new one with RMA. 
I've been using N2 for a month, a very very very bad board for Linux. N2 may be Android box but it cannot be an Rp64. 
I am looking forward to the arrival of the new RP64 board.

I’m designing a new project around the SOPINE+Clusterboard and I’m wondering if there are any plans to offer an upgraded version of the SOPINE module (more RAM, hexacore CPU, etc.) in the future?

I spotted in the getting started guide that you need to solider the resistor to the board to use ATX power. 

But I want to clarify exactly what to do? as there are 2 resistors and they don't both fit (legs don't reach)

RK3399 is 2xA72 + 4xA53. Can I use all six cores simultaneously or is it either 2xA72 or 4xA53 at a time? E.g. can I encode with ffmpeg utilizing all six cores?

Hi all, I just ordered a RockPro64 to act as a home NAS and Nextcloud host, and have been looking into installation options.

It seems like most "installation" options are simply writing a pre-installed image of some custom variant (Armbian, etc) of the stock distros (Debian, etc) to storage from a PC and plugging that into the board, rather than a more traditional process where an installer is booted which then actually does an installation to storage.

Since I'm a retrogrouch, I'd much prefer the more traditional installer-based approach and use a stock distro (in particular, either Debian 10 or Ubuntu 19.04), and ideally be able to do the install headless over the serial console. I'm not sure however based on reading the wiki or these forums whether this would even be possible.

So, two questions:

 * Can I install and use a stock distro like Debian 10 or Ubuntu 19.04 with the RockPro64?
 * Can I install by (say) writing the installer to USB flash, booting to that, then installing it via serial?

Thanks!