There are two different "development status types" of OS images available from ayufan on his GitHub; Releases and Pre-Releases (examples in attached pictures).

Releases are end-user and production ready OS images that are deemed stable.
In contrast, Pre-Releases are OS images that are in a not stable, are meant for testing, and frequently may not even boot.

Unless you wish to help with testing and/or development, or accept the risk associated with running an alpha image, please always use OS images lableled Release for your use-case.

Release



Pre-Release

Chào mọi người !
Tôi havent thấy bất kỳ hình ảnh os phát hành được đăng để thử nghiệm hoặc cho những người có ban phát hành trước hoặc cách khác. Tôi đoán im chỉ hỏi hình ảnh os chúng ta sẽ thấy khi lô hàng đầu tiên nếu chúng tôi đặt hàng trước?

Im quan tâm đến debian chủ yếu, nhưng im cũng quan tâm đến những gì els e sẽ có sẵn. Với mức giá này có thể thay thế một số pi cho tôi.

So I had flashed my SPI via SD card method, I waited until the LED goes blinking and turned off the device, and then I flashed my USB 3.0 drive to OMV with Etcher in Windows, and now it isn't booting at all! HDMI has no signal after I started the booting, neither was there any blinkings anymore, I have very limited hardware debugging skill and I simply want to know how to restore access to my Rock64, thank you.

Hello,

For my project, I need to play mp3 file and obtain audio output on audio jack. The playback goes fine except that there is a half second delay before the audio starts. This matters because I am generating an alarm on speakers on certain event and half second delay is not permissible. The size of mp3 file is 560 KB and the length is 4 seconds.

The exact command is: 

Hi,

My pinebook is not booting anymore. The screen remains dark after more than 10 trials to power off/on with the upper right button.

I think it is because I'm a pine64 and I installed updates for rock64 from Ayudan, and i should not have.

I also entered a command to reboot but it was set on 1 and I'm scared that it might be trying to boot on windows.

Please help me...
Kenzucky

Does anyone know a working "knob" to turn off/on hdmi or put the display to sleep?

On raspberry pi we have vcgencmd , on odroid-c2 there is a sysfs knob at /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/phy

Is there anything similar on rk3328 ?

Using ayufan's kernel, custom OS of my own.
The goal is to make a screensaver addon for Kodi which would turn the screen off.

Kodi is running on gbm, no X and no xrandr .

You'll fine Kwiboo's LibreELEC 18 test images here. I'm linking them here because apparently they are much better than other current LibreELEC Alpha builds.

I have a Rock64 with the CSR8510 USB Bluetooth adapter in the USB 2 or USB 3 port. In every case, the adapter is not recognized by Linux/Lakka/Retroarch.  My usb keyboard is working fine but I cannot get this adapter to work whatsoever in Linux/Lakka/Retroarch with the latest version installed.  

The adapter is not recognized by a bluetooth joypad, a bt headphone, a bt mouse, nor a bluetooth keyboard .... none of these pick it up.  

Does anyone know how to successfully enable the bluetooth adapter sold in the Pine64 store for the Rock64??

Does anyone have a clean solution for how to increase the size of the /boot partition on a Ubuntu Mate SD based image?

Issue: I'm trying to install updates and the free 35M (out of 50M) volume is insufficient for the requested 150M of space that Updater wants.

I have plenty of room on my SD card. However, unless I'm mistaken, /boot must be contiguous. Since Gparted will only work on non-mounted volumes...

I'm running into issues with an Ubuntu VirtualBox image mounting my SD card via USB adapter. And the USB based live Ubuntu image is not happy booting with my video configuration. So, I'm being thwarted from being able to manipulate the partitions on an alternate Linux platform.

Also, does anyone know if mmcblk0p1 must be located in a specific offset on the SD card? If I have read correctly, Pint64 support MBR type partition tables and should be somewhat flexible?

Hello,
I am looking for help with setting the Pine64 LTS upper USB port as a USB Device(serial port)

My setup:
Pine64 LTS
Armbian_5.38_Pine64so_Ubuntu_xenial_default_3.10.107( I have also tried Armbian_5.35_Pine64so_Ubuntu_xenial_default_3.10.105 with the same results)
Original kernel configuration: Original kernel configuration
My current configuration: My current configuration
Kernel sources I use are form armbian package linux-source-default-pine64_5.38_all.deb and contain git versioning information with remote repository at https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/linux-pine64

What I tried:
Rebooting without SD card into FEL mode to see if Pine will be enumerated on my PC, this works ok, so the actual connection works and the USB port on the Pine I picked is the correct one.

Armbian seem to be lacking the g_serial driver, so I recompiled the kernel with gadget support + g_serial module.
From what I understand https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation...serial.txt, doing :