Hello

Tell me please, how a can build by Yocto, Linux OS for PINE ROCKPRO 64?

I see only one instruction:
http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_Yocto

But how set MACHINE for rockpro64 don't understud.

Help please

Hi guys,
I got a rock64 with the purpose of having a couple of wallets staking 24/7  (instead of keeping the laptop on all day).
Anyone tried this before? Is it straightforward?

Does MS Office work on Android?

Here is a copy of a message I sent to the creators/developers... I was thinking that some of these things could be answered for me here and then others like me would be able to benefit from it.


This project really really fascinates me, but I am not knowledgable about computers. I don't know enough about some of the terms your using to know the full extent of the boards abilities. The idea of expanding with more boards could be the kick computers needs to jump to the next level. What can I do with the computer? I don't know any OS except Windows, and I stumble through android on my tablet (still using a flip phone here), with dozens of Apps I have no idea what they are. Will I be able to use the computer, with the proper interfaces of course.


I guess what I am asking is how can I, a not so computery person use and benefit from the computer?

I really love the idea and modular design of it.

oh and if someone gets say 10 is there a housing option, or do you have ideas for that?


Thanks all for responses.

Hello!

I noticed a small problem with my rock64 and I can't get to fix it.
So basically I installed LibreELEC on my Rock64 and I noticed that if I don't turn on my tv/monitor within the first minute then there is no output signal.
I tried searching for the problem however I could not find specifics.
The only solutions I found were for the RPi, which did'nt work.

Is this a known issue? Has anobody else noticed this? Suggestions?

Thanks!

I have two things I would like to find benchmarks/information for. I apologize ahead of time if they are in another thread. I couldn't find them via google or the search function on this forum.

1. Does using a higher quality pci to NVMe adapter improve the performance? Ideally, the PCI lanes should each be able to contribute 400 MB/s for a total of 1.6 GB/s. The only benchmarks i've seen cap out at 540 MB/s write and 1.3 GB/s read. The SSD being tested in those is rated to be able to achieve much higher performance in both areas. I don't know if the difference is due to internal limitations of the processor or the PCI adapter itself. Hence my question.

2. I would also like to know if using a USB type C to ethernet adapter improves the network performance compared to using the built-in ethernet port.

Hi.

                 Having recently purchased several rock64 boards and a pine A64 , i am horrified to find it supports node red but has no GPIO nodes.( the main reason for using node red ).

     It either doesn't exist or i've got to take a linux degree to do it. ( unfortunately im a PLC engineer and my brain is fuddled as it is ).
ive scanned this forum and the internet for hours......no joy

please put me out of my misery, or shall i ebay the lot???

Little owl...

This card is not happy......Anyone know what is going on?? I have a RockPro64 V 2.1 ,ASMedia ASM1061 (THe one that Pine sells) and a, Samsung 860 EVO SSD 1TB

I began this thread (mistakenly?) on the release GitHub page for ayufan-rock64, found here:

https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/issues/270

After a few days of no answer there, I figured I should post what's been going on over here in the forums.

Hello all. Big, big fan of your hard work and determination, ayufan.

The following occurred using both of these images:
1: stretch-openmediavault-rockpro64-0.7.9-1067-arm64.img.xz
2: stretch-openmediavault-rockpro64-0.7.9-1067-armhf.img.xz

The title says it all. On first boot, the console shows the following error more than once (at least twice):

Hi,

I have a RockPro64 with the sata drives being used for a file server. It serves my movies to my three kodi boxes running on Raspberry Pi 3.


the problem I face is when I try to stream a movie, every kodi box freezes at around 51 seconds. The error is a connection timeout with the RockPro64 box.

I have tried OpenMediaVault and a plain Debian install with NFS on my Rockpro64 box, and both experience the exact same issue. I have also tried multiple hard drives. I know the problem is not with the Kodi boxes because it is happening to all three of them, and my original Windows PC that is acting as a file server now does not have this issue.

What could be the problem here? The RockPro64 should have plenty of resources to do this. Did I just get a lemon?

Thanks!