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| I need some summary information about hardware support by OS for a newbie |
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Posted by: tahf - 12-04-2018, 07:38 AM - Forum: General Discussion on Pinebook
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Hello. I'm just waiting for my Pinebook. But I have some disappointment after I have read about hardware support. One linux distro doesn't support one of component, another distribution doesn't support another one.
As I see in this table, the most usable distro is KDE neon. But HDMI is not supported and GPU acceleration is marked with "?". Is there any solution to fix HDMI output on KDE Neon? Does GPU work? If yes what driver does it use: from ARM or reverse-engineered?
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| Hi & some doubts |
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Posted by: molnar - 12-04-2018, 02:18 AM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCKPRO64
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Hi everybody!!!
I just brought a RockPro64 and I have few doubts/questions.
It is absolutely necessary have an eMMC module if I want to install Android 8.x.x. or I could use it just with my SD card???
I not sure what OS I should use. I would like use my RockPro64 mostly for watch 4k/2k/1080/720 movies, Netflix/HBO/Amazon and internet navigation. What OS do you recommend me?
I was thinking in Android 8 or 7 because I know nothing about the others options (DietPi, LibreELEC, Debian, Linux, etc, etc).
Please, could you recommend me one of them?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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| Armbian enable toucscreen right-click |
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Posted by: burningkrome - 12-03-2018, 03:05 PM - Forum: Armbian
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I'm using the Pine A64+ from the original Kickstarter (4 core, 1GB RAM) and the 7" touchscreen ordered directly from Pine64.
I downloaded an Armbian image from here (Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS). The touchscreen worked out of the box for both video and left-click...but not touchscreen based right-click (neither two finger of long touch). Nothing I've found online has worked to enable it.
Does anyone now how to enable right click in Armbian with touchscreen?
Thx
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| RTL8812AU driver and connection issues |
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Posted by: pane - 12-02-2018, 05:31 PM - Forum: Rock64 Hardware and Accessories
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Hi All,
I managed to get the RTL8812AU driver working with the help of evilbunny. However, I am having connection issues, and power saving issues.
Power save issues seem to occur when the driver is not connecting to wifi. Fair enough, but when I use nmtui to connect to the wifi, my gui gets spammed with the "nolinked power save leave/enter" messages. It would be nice if there was a way to disable this either in startup or the driver itself.
Additionally, is there a process which works better than others for connections? I am unable to connect to networks 95% of the time with nmtui. Would anyone advocate for using wpa_supplicant or something else entirely for stable connections?
Thanks for your time
pane
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