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  M-size and length of standoffs used in acrylic case. Heatsink height.
Posted by: Tigger - 06-13-2018, 02:16 AM - Forum: RockPro64 Hardware and Accessories - Replies (3)

Reference :
Product page  in Pine64 shop : PINE A64 / PINE H64 / ROCKPro64 ACRYLIC OPEN ENCLOSURE
Product page in the Pine64 shop : ROCKPro64 Heatsink

Does an owner know the M(etric)-size and length of the standoffs/spacers/pillars used in the case ?

From the tech drawing, it looks like the height of the heatsink is 30 mm. But it is blurry. Can an owner please confirm the 30 mm height ?

Cheers.


  Tor Relay How To
Posted by: S265 - 06-13-2018, 02:03 AM - Forum: General Discussion on PINE A64(+) - Replies (2)

Hi all, the below link describes how to set up a Tor Relay on the "Pi"
Can this be done to the Pine A64(+) using a similar instruction set?


https://www.linux.com/blog/intro-to-linu...relay-node


  mele F10 airmose
Posted by: ykchavan - 06-13-2018, 12:49 AM - Forum: Rock64 Hardware and Accessories - No Replies

I tested 'mele F10' on rock64 with official Android TV 0.3.13 image and it is NOT working. Can anybody confirm this?
Tried connecting dongle on usb2 and usb3 port and using power supply 3A. Still not worked. This classic airmouse works on every other board since the age of cubieboard.


  Motion control
Posted by: tera1973 - 06-12-2018, 05:27 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64 - No Replies

Hello everyone
I need help. how to make cnc motion control by Rock64 with linuxcnc .
Thanks


  Compiling android kernel
Posted by: ddaarrius - 06-12-2018, 04:38 AM - Forum: Android on Rock64 - Replies (2)

Hey guys!
 
I need to change a few lines of code in the android kernel. I'm using this build but can't seem to find the kernel sources used to compile it. I tried to compile these sources up to the 3.10.104 merge tag but I get a lot of compilation errors. What gcc version should I be using? And once I compile the kernel how do I flash it to the rock64? Do I just use the compiled Image file as the kernel.img in AndroidTool or do I have to package it somehow?

Thanks!


Question Status PCIe slot and the SATA interface card
Posted by: Yoast - 06-12-2018, 03:08 AM - Forum: RockPro64 Hardware and Accessories - Replies (21)

I have been looking for benchmark results of disks connected through the SATA interface card and the PCIe slot, but haven't seen anything so far. As a matter of fact, I have not seen any news about a working PCIe SATA interface card at all. What I have come across is a solution for a working PCIe NVMe card, but only after removing a resistor. Bullet64 reported the following:

Bullet64 Wrote: Yes, i have remove the resistor on preproduction rockpro64!!!! Please take care, that is not without danger!

My resistor has removed a specialist.

After this on NVMe Card the red LED is ON Smile And the NVMe card works.

On the SATA-Card is an white(?) LED. But this LED isn't ON. So maybe wrong pcie-regulator ???


His solution is working for the NVMe card, but not for the SATA card and this applies to a pre-production board. I have no intention to removing resistors so my questions are the following:

1) Can someone confirm that the PCIe SATA board is working without the need to remove resistors?
2) Is the board that is currently (6/12/2018) available for sale still a pre-production board or are there modifications applied (such as differences in resistors)?

Depending on the answers and status of the board I will either order one or still wait a bit for a future revision.


  Tutorial: Install OpenBSD on ROCK64 media board
Posted by: krjdev - 06-11-2018, 01:05 PM - Forum: BSD on Rock64 - Replies (31)

Hello community!

I have wrote a tutorial how to install OpenBSD on a ROCK64 media board.
The tutorial is on my Github page available:

Tutorial to install OpenBSD


Check it out!

Cheers

krjdev


  Constant high load
Posted by: freeloader - 06-10-2018, 04:41 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCK64 - Replies (1)

**Server setup**

Rock 64 4GB
Xenial minimal: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.4.126-rockchip-ayufan-227 aarch64)

**Problem**

I recently did a full "sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade" (not sure it's related), and had a lot problems since.

My "load average" and core use is recently very high. If I examine using htop, I notice a lot of it is taken up by sabnzbd (which I'm running in a docker container). I used to have a "load average" in use of 2-3, max 4-5 and now it easily gets up to 8-9 when downloading two files.

I also had a bunch of system crashes, which I can't seem to replicate, which I'm now assuming was due to high load.

I'm not sure it's related, but I checked out the kern.log and syslog and saw nothing out of the ordinary, except for an incredible amount of these errors (or similar):


Code:
uses deprecated CP15 Barrier instruction at 0xf6646c30
cp15barrier_handler: 416 callbacks suppressed


  Android 6 build
Posted by: dylant93 - 06-10-2018, 04:31 PM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+) - No Replies

Hi guys,

Im new to building images and 
i've been trying to compile android 6 for my PINE LTS.
I used Ayufan's android 6 build and it was compiling fine with the MAKE stating that it was successful after many hours. 

However when i plugged in the board, after changing the uEnv text file, the board did not boot. 
After prowling around for a long time, i found out that my vendor/modules folder in the system partition of the SDcard
seemed to be missing. 

I confirmed this by downloading ayufans "android-6.0-pine-a64-sopine-v1.3.0-r34.img"
and etching it to my sdcard. Upon comparison realizing that i had a missing folder. 

I even copied it over to my system folder in my etched sdcard with my broken build and it booted after that. 

I checked my "android/out/target/product/tulipchiphd/system" folder and /vendor/modules was there and fine, having everything in check.

Would anyone happen to know how this came to be. I didnt use the jenkins file, but i kind of followed the instructions in the jenkinsfile and 
prepared my ubuntu 16 with all the prerequisites found in his dockerfile. To be frank, i initially used jenkins and docker but it didnt boot either. 

On a side note, I tried out the 
Android 6.0.1 [20170726] img from
http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/SOPINE_...re_Release
and it booted and cameras everything worked great (i did not know why the camera did not work for ayufan's build on stock camera app). Would anyone happen to know if they have released sources or if i can try to build this img as well? 

Thanks for any help guys
Big Grin


  ROCK64 RTC
Posted by: Avengerman14s - 06-09-2018, 05:36 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCK64 - Replies (24)

Does the Rock 64 have a working Real Time Clock and if so is there a power connector for backup battery like the Pine64 Boards? 

Thanks,

Jim