I received my new pinebook last week. I dd'ed a few different OS images to the 16gb eMMC module to test them out and such, but now trying to dd an image to the eMMC fails about 300MB in - it just hangs.

I already ordered a 64gb module to upgrade it, but I'm pretty disappointed if I managed to wear out the 16gb module within a week of receiving it. 

Did I just get a bad module in my pinebook? Should I put in a support ticket to ask for a replacement?

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Is there a way to re-enable `sdio` and get the rockpro wifi/bt module to work on linux?

HI all.

I have started a FAQ wiki page for the Pinebook 1080.

As we are all using exactly the same hardware, which is unusual in the Linux world I think it is a great opportunity to share the tips and tricks that are discovered about the Pinebook. I am sure there are many tips that can be useful to a large audience even if you are using a different OS. Maybe if there are many tips for a specific OS a subsection of the FAQ can be created ?.

To update the Wiki the account for the Forum is sufficient please add your tips.

Here is the link to the Wiki:
http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/1080P_P...n_Page#FAQ

Added Stock Android 6.0.1 (1080P Pinebook) 20181001 on Wiki and PINE64 Installer.

hi everyone!
i was wondering about the usefulness of the eDP pinouts.

since the eDP port has only 30 pins is it even capable of driving resolutions higher than FHD?

can i just connect a standard notebook LCD with 30pin edp input?

Hi,

I am trying to get the 8812au driver working for wifi. I have checked and there are some threads here that address this. However, if I try and build from source or from packages, I cannot get it to work for various reasons. The way I tried most recently was evilbunny's .deb from his/her fileserver. I am using ayufan's Debian Stretch image, then just pull the file from evilbunny's server and attempt an install using apt: sudo apt install ./<debName>

I end up with an error bad return aarch64, which I assume is something to do with building for aarch64 and not arm64 as we should, but I think evilbunny has this working for arm64... Am I using the wrong image? Which OS is evilbunny's .deb for 8812au confirmed to be working for? Here is the link to evilbunny's server: https://files.evilbunny.org/

Note that I also tried manually building from source from gordboy's repo, but after some modifications the build fails because of directory reference issues (i.e directory does not exist) even though the directory does exist... 

Anyway, I think simplest is to install the driver from evilbunny's .deb, but cannot get it to work.

Any help would be very appreciated.

Best Regards,
pane

Haven't found any... tips appreciated.