Hi Guys,

Running Pine 64 2GB as streaming device mostly. Have 6.1 Android version installed and it has been pretty stable. Kodi runs nicely for the most part though sometime craps out and I need a reboot. Been able to stream from other apps as well without much trouble, ESPN etc.

So today I downloaded Youtube TV. Streams ok though seem to get a glitch about every 11 seconds like a paused frame. Big problem though is for some reason it doesn't fit the screen, app extends off the screen and its impossible to navigate. Overall was really disappointed with youtube tv as other streaming apps seem much better. Wondering what others have experienced.

Guys,

Sorry for my off topic here. I need your help for one of my website issue. I have a new website based on clipart. Now I would like to increase website performance. What do you do to increase your website performance? Any suggestion is highly appreciate.

Thanks in advance.

Hello does this remote from store work with rock64? Thanks. 

https://www.pine64.org/?product=pine64-b...dia-remote

Hello, this is my first post on this forum and I have quite a perplexing problem. I’m trying to get Docker installed on my Pine64. The Pine is running Ubuntu Base 16.04.2 Xenial with everything up to date.

I did these commands:

$ sudo apt-get install 
apt-transport-https 
ca-certificates 
curl 
software-properties-common

$ curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg1 | sudo apt-key add -

$ sudo apt-key fingerprint 0EBFCD88

$ sudo add-apt-repository 
“deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu4 
$(lsb_release -cs) 
stable”

$ sudo apt-get update

I had no error up until this point. Then I had to install Docker-CE

sudo apt-get install docker-ce

This is where I get the error (ubuntu unable to locate package). I’ve turned the internet upside down trying to find an answer but no luck. Hope someone can help a noob in need. Cheers

Hi all:

My employer ordered several Rock64 units for possible app development. One of these that I have been working with has developed a heat problem with the SOC (Rockchip). It was getting too hot to touch under idle conditions, so I mounted a heatsink to the chip but it still got super hot. Then it stopped booting and is now dead. Anyone have any idea what may have caused this? I used the standard PSU that came with it (puts out 5.1 v.). I had no hardware connections to it other than HDMI & USB. So I replaced it with one of the working units (which does not get more than warm to the touch running our app) and have had no problems with that unit.  I'm wondering if maybe the supply regulator for the SOC had shorted internally.

Hello community,

I have problems with USB -> eMMC adaptor flashing.

I tryed the rooted regular Android stock image.
Android do not load, I wait more than 30min. no devices attached to the board.
Android regular from ayufan, the same, doesn't load.

I tryed Etcher and discimager, nothing.

Libreelec by Raybuntu Leia 23 works, the image boot well.
The android TV by ayufan works fine.
That means I don´t make too many mistakes with flashing.

Connect the eMMC to the adaptor,
plug in windows pc,
start Etcher or discimager,
flash.
safe unmount,
put it on the rock64,
power,
wait.

Is that the right way ?!??

But I´m looking for a rooted regular version!!
Where is the problem??
Why the regular versions doesn´t work?

Hope someone can help.

Thanks a lot,
pinerock

Hello,
Since the H64 is still in beta, that leaves room for changes, right? One that would be very useful is the inclusion of a SIM card slot, so I can use LTE modems. I think this is only required for systems that are GSM, such as AT&T and T-Mobile in the USA, and not Verizon and Sprint. I'll be testing this out soon.

If you don't think there's enough demand, maybe you can just change the PCB layout to leave me holes/pads to solder a SIM socket to.

The other thing that would be useful is retaining clips for the mini-PCIe slot. Without them, I am worried that the only thing physically holding the card in is the socket itself, and this doesn't seem like it would be very reliable. I note some holes in seemingly appropriate places to install such a clip, and I'll do this on the board I have (once I source the clip).

Please let me know about these, because I have to figure out some workaround if you're not going to include them in production boards.

Regards,
Robert K.

when open ssh?waiting........

I'm very intrigued by the Rock64 and am on the cusp of a purchase.  I'm considering the eMCC addition but want to clarify on what OSs the Rock64 supports booting from the eMCC.  Is this page accurate in that the OSs with MicroSD boot mean only boot from MicroSD?

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/ROCK64_Main_Page

Thanks

This is a build of "minimal" Armbian with the change I had to make to get networking working. Do not update the the dtb file or it will break again. I am waiting on some feadback so I can upstream the fix if it works on other versions.



https://storage.googleapis.com/pine64-im....20.img.xz