This problem keeps recurring and I can't even grasp on how I could probably debug it:
 - I am using the Ubuntu Mint image, upgraded to 17.10
 - Installed i3, work in it, still use power manager from Mint
 - I turn off the PineBook with the "poweroff" command
 - I turn it on next day and the battery is dead.
Any clue?

Hello all, can somebody help?
I have just purchased a Rock 64, unit arrived, plugged in Ethernet, HDMI, USB keyboard and mouse, plugged it in, all lights on the device, but no video?
I have tried brand new power adapters, 5V 3000 and 5000, same results, power but no video at all
Somebody on a webpage said leave it plugged in for 15 mins, it sets up then after that ok, tried that for 40 mins, no video
Tried HDMI monitors, HDMI TV, no video nothing

Is this thing DOA?  Any help much appreciated thanks

Having a strange issue with my Rock64.

Using Ayufan's 6.23 image. I have configured uboot and am able to boot the first time from a USB stick. I set the PW for the Root user and reconfigure SSH so that I can access. I do a halt to reboot. System tries to reboot, but never comes back online. I cannot ping it from any of my other devices. I can reimage the same USB stick and go through this whole process again, and again, and again...

Having the issue on both a 4GB board and a2GB board.

Has anyone seen this before? Any suggestions or recommendations?

Had the same issue with the 6.2 release.

Going to try the 5.15 image tomorrow as well as Armbian.

Thank you.



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Hi,

I'm struggling to get my Rock64 stable. It runs on the 5V/3A power supply, both USB hub and USB3-HDD have separate power supplies. Power shouldn't be the issue.

I'm quite sure that stability issues are caused by a corrupt fs on emmc ext4 /dev/mmcblk0p7 and fat on /dev/mmcblk0p6.

Basically, the system is usable and I can do most things with, but there strange reboots / system freezes.

How can I do a e2fsck on the root partition?

I tried different options according to note on stackoverflow and other pages:

http://bitsofmymind.com/2014/03/14/how-t...-on-linux/


https://superuser.com/questions/401217/h...-with-fsck

• switch to init 1 and mount fs to ro (-> system freezes)
  
• touch /forcefsck
  
• /etc/rcS -> FSCKFIX
  

Hello!

So i just ordered my first ROCK64 (4GB Version) and wondered, if anyone help me with the following problem:

I want to replace my current RasPi3B with the ROCK64 for the following tasks:

• Hosting my Plex Media Server
  
• Playing games via EmulationStation
  
• Watch Videos via Plex/Netflix/maybe YouTube
  

The stock Android 7.0 just release. Please download at http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PINE_H6...ndroid_7.x

I am trying to find the Linux headers for the Armbian LTS image. Are those available somewhere?

Any chance that I/we may ever get an image with such support?

At this point we are confined to 1080p if we want 60hz refresh rate, which is pretty debilitating for an embedded system that advertises HDMI 2 support. 

I mean for all intents and purposes this is an HDMI 1.4 device, especially given that 4K @ 60 has issues.

So if anyone were to at least add 1440p @ 60 it could justify to a point the HDMI 2 spec.

Much appreciated.

I have Debian Stretch Mate Community Build Image [microSD Boot] [0.5.15-136-20171222] flashed to a 256GB SD card and when trying to run sudo apt-et update, i get errors that there is no space left on the device: "Error writing to output file - write (28: No space left on device) Error writing to file - write (28: No space left on device) "

Running df I see this output:

Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent

permitted by applicable law.

Last login: Wed Feb 28 13:58:01 2018 from 192.168.111.122

rock64@rock64:~$ df

Filesystem     1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on

udev             2007908         0   2007908   0% /dev

tmpfs             401960     10472    391488   3% /run

/dev/mmcblk1p7 261901060 261215864         0 100% /

tmpfs            2009784         0   2009784   0% /dev/shm

tmpfs               5120         4      5116   1% /run/lock

tmpfs            2009784         0   2009784   0% /sys/fs/cgroup

/dev/mmcblk1p6    102182     41642     60540  41% /boot/efi

tmpfs             401956         4    401952   1% /run/user/109
tmpfs             401956         0    401956   0% /run/user/1000

I get that /dev/mmcblk1p7 261901060 261215864         0 100% /   shows 100% full but I am not sure if this is to be expected and I wont get to use a card like this for storage as well as the OS. I am a debian noob so if I flashed it wrong with Etcher or if I just need to use a smaller card and use the emmc port or USB3.0 for data storage tats fine. Just wanted to see what was to be expected. 

Hello,

have an Zidoo X7 and flashed with this Image.
All is working, but how do i get root permission?
Is there some magic button?

thx,
El_Gringo