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

Hello all,

my PineH64 reached me now. :-)
I want to ask, when do you plan to release a bootable linux image?

Also I want to ask, if there are any informations about creating
a bootable Linux myself, with the kernel which had been released for the H6?
I never compiled a kernel myself, but I wanna try and believe, I  could
be able to do this with some more informations.
Maybe there is a tutorial existing for another board?!

Thanks

Regards, CoMcE

Hello everyone, 

my Clusterboard works great, however, I'm wondering about two things.

The various LEDs: Each slot has two LEDs near the network chip and one LED at the edge of the board. The latter one might be disk activity (?). Also, each board has an LED and the Clusterboard also has another LED near the ATX power connector.

The MicroUSB-Ports: They do not seem to be standard usb host ports; can they be used in armbian?


Regards

Hi all,
any chance to have infos about building u-boot and kernel for H64?
I'm planning to buy one of this, but only if there are the sources for boot and kernel...
Regards

Hello

First of all, my name is Víctor, from Spain, I´m new in the community and I´m really pleased to be here.

Now I tell you my problem, not without saying I´m not an expert in any of these. I purchased a ROCK64 in order to be able to play 4K videos from a HDD and to use a lightberry kit I had. Before using ROCK64 I used Pi3, which didn´t have problems with the lights, but doesn´t play 4K videos. I installed LibreElec Kodi Leia on the ROCK64 via microSSD, and everything works perfect. Then I tried to access the ROCK64 via SSH with Putty on Windows, and it appears this error:

Then I tried to do it via Macbook with Terminal, but the connection is refused too. I need to connect it because lighberry leds need to be configured by Hypercon, software with which I also tried to connect with "connection refused". I checked that the IP was the correct and it was, even I can connect Kodi with Chorus2 browser and via Samba. I disabled router firewall and open ports from 22 to 9090, because normally the port is 22 but I read in forums that could be 8080 or 9090.
On the other side, I tried to configure Lightberry with Hyperion Config Creator directly on Kodi, but when the configuration ends, it tries to reboot lights and sends me an error where it is sais "OS2 cannot reach file" or something like that. With this error I thought thath Hyperion was not installed, so I remove I reinstalled with a zip file via USB, but the error continues. Please help me with both problems:

- No SSH connection via Putty, Hypercon or Terminal

- No Ligthberry configuration can be done with Hyperion Config Creator

Thank You

Google Translate : 
I want to change the resolution of the monitor.
But /boot/config.txt does not exist. How do I change it?

Can someone confirm whether this board supports dual camera via MIPI CSI? If yes, are can these use any MIPI CSI based camera? Because the A64 camera module does not have a holes to screw it to my 3D printed case. So, I was thinking of ordering Raspberry Pi camera module v2.1 which have holes for screws on PCB.