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Posted by: notthebee - 07-06-2018, 07:41 AM - Forum: Shipment Related Discussion
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Hi! I live in the EU and i ordered a Rock64 on 14th of June. On the 20th my order was shipped. However, since 27th of June, there is no progress regarding the shipping, the tracking is stuck on Shenzhen, leave Shenzhen to Shenzhen Postal Courier Company (Hong Kong) Business Department
As far as i know, most shipments take 6-15 business days to arrive, but mine has been en route for 16 days now, with no chance of it being delivered anytime soon. I have sent an e-mail to the sales department, but got no reply. Can anyone help me?
Order: #62235
Tracking number: LZ479139910CN
Any feedback is appreciated!
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| Non-Flash SPI |
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Posted by: RichCrewe - 07-06-2018, 07:35 AM - Forum: P64-LTS / SOPINE Hardware, Accessories and POT
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Has anyone had any experience using SPI channel 1 for connecting to things other than flash?
I've set-up my system to use the Armbian distro for Pine64SO.
There's a driver for spi compiled into the kernel, but it looks as if the hardware is disabled in the Device-Tree file (/boot/dtb/sun50iw1p1-pine64so.dtb) so that the pins can be used for UARTs 3 and 4.
I've modified the dtb file to disable these UARTs an enable SPI-1 (spi@01C69000), but when I reboot with this modified dtb file. The system fails to bring-up Ethernet. After modifying the logging system to store the logs somewhere persistent, it appears that there's a crash somewhere in sunxi_mdio_reset(), probably at the first time it accesses hardware. This seems a bit weird as the pins used by SPI channel-1 are not used by any of the Ethernet hardware. I'm wondering if there's some kind of interrupt or clock-speed conflict.
At the moment I'm trying to find a UART so that I can watch the console as it boots, but I wondered if anyone else had been down this road before.
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Richard Crewe
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| Search Compatible 10.1" touchscreen |
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Posted by: alfredo78 - 07-06-2018, 03:48 AM - Forum: LCD and Touch Panel
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Hi, I would like to know if there are compatible 10.1" touchscreen displays with the PINE64-LTS or ROCKPro64 boards (unfortunately, this is a constraint for my project)..
Do you help me ?
Thanks, L.A.
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Posted by: Luke - 07-05-2018, 03:13 AM - Forum: Community and Events
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For those who prefer Discord to IRC, a PINE64 Discord channel has been set up. Please note, this is a community chat (just as the IRC) and not an official support service.
Discord Rock64 and Pine64 channels are linked to those in the IRC, so you can chat from either Discord or IRC and messages will show up accordingly.
At the time of writing, this is an experiment - and I'm not sure if the Discord channel is here to stay or not - let me know how you find it.
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| Office System 24/7 |
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Posted by: donisonleague - 07-04-2018, 04:45 PM - Forum: Getting Started
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Hi everybody!
This is my first experience with a SBC.
Basically, i need something i could keep running 24/7.
It would need to do browsing activity with some medium flash player usage.
It would also need to have as low as possible power consumption and noise making.
After looking for some possible PC builds, i've tried to look at SBC. I was very skeptical at the beginning because i only knew raspberry and its resources weren't enough for me.
Then i found Rock64.
Now, basically the question is, given that 4GB ram should be more than enough for my use case, would the CPU keep it up?
In other words: is rock64 what i am looking for or should i look further?
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Posted by: Luke - 07-04-2018, 09:37 AM - Forum: Linux on RockPro64
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Just relaying that PCIe -> SATA and PCIe NVMe work as of 0.6.59 on mainline and 4.4.
I'll let frankm share performance results as I am away and have no means of testing.
As always, massive kudos to ayufan for all the work.
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| PINE A64+ 4K Media Computer |
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Posted by: RWL - 07-03-2018, 03:32 PM - Forum: Getting Started
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I was a KS backer for the PINE A64+ 4K Media Computer (with the 2GB upgrade and WiFi/BT add-on). I received my PINE about two years ago, assembled it, hooked up a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, and fired it up - everything worked just fine! But, we were about to move, so the PINE got packed (away along with a LOT of other electronics), before I could really play with it.
I recently unpacked the PINE (the move was delayed... a bit), and, with the intention of completely ditching cable TV, told my wife that the 2nd TV would no longer have a cable box, and would use the PINE, instead. (Her reaction was, "whatever, as long as Netflix, Hulu, and Pandora still work.") I now have it connected to the TV, with a BT keyboard and mouse combo. I have an ethernet cable plugged in (the LED is flashing, so it appears to work). The PINE is also connected to the WiFi (seems that I had to connect to log into my Google Play account?)
This is running off the 8GB Android (v5.1.1?) microSD that came with the PINE. Should I upgrade to a later version? It looks like the current v7.0/7.1 builds don't work with Netflix, so should I use Android 6.0? Other than not longer having an old version of Android (and being unable to install some newer apps), are there other advantages to upgrading to 6.0? We have a Netflix subscription - could I install 7.0/7.1 and be able to run the app without problem, or are there other issues with the 7.x build that block Netflix?
Finally, what apps would you recommend "to turn this into an advanced Apple TV-like Android product"?
Thanks for your help!
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