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| 3G hat on Pine64 with Linux |
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Posted by: chema - 07-11-2018, 05:25 AM - Forum: P64-LTS / SOPINE Hardware, Accessories and POT
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Hello,
I am developing a project with Pine 64 LTS.
As I need a modern Linux distribution, I am using the last Stretch image built by Ayufan.
In my project, I need to include in the Pine64 a cellular connection, 3g or 4g. I would prefer to use a hat like this (https://ecommerce.linkwave.co.uk/pilot/), because we have more confidence in PCMCIA cards than in USB dongles.
Anyway, my question is, has anyone managed to use a 3g hat or a 3g dongle on the Pine64 ?,
and in particular with a Debian Stretch distribution.
Regards,
Chema
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| Chromium OS for ROCKPRO64 |
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Posted by: tohipfortheroom - 07-10-2018, 08:52 PM - Forum: General Discussion on ROCKPRO64
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I’m working to restart my development of chromium os for SBC on the new ROCKPRO64 I have been focusing on personal life and not on development lately. I was informed on the new specs for the board. I will start working on the overlay, and hopefully when I have the board I can properly test, we have a release for the community. What I’m asking from the community for is help. So if you want to help message me or comment your thoughts on this idea
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| GPIO indicators via DTB |
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Posted by: Mentaluproar - 07-10-2018, 04:58 PM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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Is there a way I can easily set the DTB to use the LEDs I've attacked to some of the GPIO pins to indicate things like network and disc access?
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| Powering off 3.5 I drive with r64 |
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Posted by: Jxck - 07-10-2018, 04:03 PM - Forum: Rock64 Hardware and Accessories
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Hi so currently I have my Rock64 running as a NAS with a single 3.5 inch drive that’s in a external enclosure powered by its own supply. I was wondering if any of you guys have an idea for how I could make the hard drive power off with the R64 encase of my UPS running low in power loss. Or if I ever shut off the R64 via the button or software I’d want it to shut off the drive. I’m thinking of some how using an ATX supply.
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| Compiling on the Sopine Cluster |
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Posted by: khaosgrille - 07-10-2018, 06:33 AM - Forum: Clusterboard
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Hi,
i wanna use a rockpro64 with gentoo. Now i thought about using a sopine cluster as a compile machine. I am concerned about the eMMC/SD storages.
I doubt they survive heavy usage very long. Has anyone experience with this?
Since there is a LAN output on the clusterboard itself i thought about adding an HDD with a switch. Is it possible to reduce the usage off the sd card this way?
I really wanna try this project but have no similar experience yet with similar things.
If anyone is interested i have here a short summery what i plan to do in detail.
https://pad.stratum0.org/p/khaosgrillesS...sdayDevice
Thank you
Khaosgrille
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| Supported speed of sdcard? |
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Posted by: humanitypeace - 07-09-2018, 11:57 AM - Forum: General Discussion on PINE A64(+)
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I have a U3 rated micro-SD on which I have installed arch linux running on a Pine64+ 2GB model.
I have run a test and even though the card is rated to up to 95MB/s read speed and minimum rated write speed of 30MB/s I get constantly get read write rates of ranging only 10 to 15 MB/s (having done some testing with
Code: dd if=/dev/mmblk0p2 of=/dev/null bs=2M count=1000 &
Is there any documentation which speed the mmc/sdcard is connected to the A64 of the Pine64+
Can those discouragingly slow speeds be confirmed, or is only my setup so sluggish.
PS: is there any alternative on the Pine64+ for a faster persistant memory storage (something like a emmc, sata, via GPIO bitbanging?)
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| OpenWRT installation guide |
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Posted by: Sander - 07-09-2018, 09:42 AM - Forum: Linux on Pine A64(+)
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Hi there,
I am trying to install OpenWRT in my PINE A64 but right now I am stuck. So I searched the web for a guide to install openWRT but cant seem to find any, for the PINE at least.
I already downloaded the OpenWRT image and installed it on a 16GB microSD, put te microSD in the PINE and plugged in the power. I connected my laptop to the LAN port of the PINE and tried to reach the web interface by 192.168.1.1. That did not seem to work so I tried to connect to the PINE using Putty and that worked. I found a video on youtube how to enable the web interface using Putty, but that didnt work so now I dont know what to do anymore.
To enable the web interface it seems like you need to update some packages. But I can get the PINE to connect to internet so can update either.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance!
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