I installed OMV, and there is no HDMI output always.
and every it crashed(I think) and can't boot again, I must install the fresh OMV again, and again.
I installed autoshutdown plugin, and the system seems never shutdown by it.
I configure the interface to WoL enabled, but I can't wake it up use a perl/python script.
the only worked component is ats, the fan worked well.
the two hard 4G disks /dev/sda and /dev/sdb always disappeared when boot the system from a long downtime.
I want to known if I shoud change to debian + samba, to let problems simply.
BTW, I use a 16GB eMMC to boot the system, and installed flash memory plugin, too.

Hi,

I just plugged in my RockPro64 for the first time and all is fine for a few minutes (basic Ubuntu 18 image from this site). I was able to cd around and look at things. Ran htop, etc. Then the video dies and it won't come back up (interesting, the green led on the NIC port went out as well). Tried refreshing, rebooting, checked monitor/cable on other system (fine). Any ideas on how to troubleshoot? I detect it's booting ok since keyboard and mouse are lit up after a few seconds and white light comes on.

Also, the fan purchased here does not work when plugged into the fan connector.

Thanks in advance for helping.
-gh

Hi,

my Transformer/Rock64 <-->HDMIv2.0a cable<-->AVR:Onkyo TX-NR686<-->HDMIv2.0a cable<-->LG OLED55B8PLA setup has a compliancy issue.... I think.

For CEC and ARC audioreturn to perform the Transformer/Rock64 need to be fisicaly disconnected from HDMI cable, a soon as it is connected to the AVR over HDMI the CEC and ARC fails and the LG OLED can no longer transmit sound over HDMI to the AVR for any application or service.

any suggestions or questions are welcome as I think this could be a major deal breaker.

Is it possible to use the provided LCD TOUCH monitor AND (at the same time) an HDMI monitor?
Furthermore, if attaching an external mouse/keyboard, will it work if the touch is enabled to have dual control?
Thanks

Hello everyone

So stadia announcement is out, if everything falls down as Google expects  as it probably will, even if it takes time, my power hungry gaming pc would pretty much become obsolete, just around to play some present titles that eventually will become obsolete. Should I be selling it asap?

Under that stadium I would only need a 4k streaming capable device to play online and connect to my TV, ideally it would also be low power. I think my rp64 is just the device I would be looking for. Development on Linux is starting to become enjoyable and in the future could just right about be all I need even as a desktop.

I'm curios to read what might your thoughts be, understand lag fears as well as the portion of ppl that modify their games for cheats etc but can we really fight the future, is this sbc the future of gaming next to stadia, low power consumption 4k experience gaming? Am I just dreaming, is this posible? Should I be exited? Will rp64 be part of this future?

Hello guys,

I'm having a lot of problems with the RockPro64 card.
Need help! I think I'm doing something wrong because the system goes up without recognizing the network card and some OpenMediaVault modules.

1) I am using the version of the 4Gb card;
2) I'm using a 64Gb eMMC;
3) I always use the balenaEtcher for system flash;
4) I've tried several summers of OpenMediaVault:
     Examples of the most common:
    a) -> http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/ROCKPro...MediaVault
    b) -> https://sourceforge.net/projects/openmed...les/4.1.3/

Error:


I believe that the card does not present problems, because the version of Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic usually works with all the components, recognizing the network card and other peripherals.

Has anyone had any luck getting the serial console to work?  I'm not having any luck.

Hello
the screen they sell is compatible with sopine a64

Just received my RockPro64, NAS case, and all the goodies.  I installed the Ubuntu Bionic LXDE image, loaded up great, added ATS, etc.  Everything is great except that the 2 WD Reds are not recognized.  Opening the case back up, I see that the PCIe doesn't have its LED lit up.  I'm trying to decide if this is the img or the hardware.  I have gotten the LED to illuminate a couple times by unplugging the SATA cables, but it doesn't stay on.  Also, during boot, the LED will blink on and off, then stay off.  lspci -v shows nothing, df -h / fdisk -l do not show the HDDs.

Anyone have qemu working on a rockpro 64?  I've basked done an export of a ubuntu container and copied it to the rockpro.  When I attempt to execute even say bash I get an error:

#sudo qemu-x86_64-static -cpu kvm64 -L /opt/ubuntu/lib64 ./bash


/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory



Any ideas?