The Clusterboard and Pine H64 are now available in the Pine store. 


Please do note that the clusterboard is for aimed at advanced users.

Hello, I just received the board and installed linux in the microsd. 
When connect the board to the power supply, it does not boot until i press the reset button, is normal?. I want it boot when has power withouth press reset. Is this possible?

Thanks

Hi, as they title say, is possible yo port and boot Kano OS in Pine and Pinebook?, could be great, Kano complete kit is not really affordable, but the software have something special for children, much more eye-catching and intuitive than Ubuntu for Pine and more useful than stock Android for education

Hi.
I feel kinda stupid having to ask (and it's also a bit off topic), but I bought an USB-eMMC adapter for flashing the image for my new Rock64 and I really can't understand how the card is supposed to fit on the adapter. I bought it from, eBay here.

I know I should probably have bought the one from Pine, but I thought since I'm just gone use it one time... Anyway, is there different kind of eMMC connectors or what? Have I bought the wrong kind of adapter?

/Daniel
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Is there any available documentation on further expanding the Sopine baseboard and/or the GPIO pi-2 and euler bus I have an available pin out list and have successfully tested in and out via custom script. As far as i can search there is not actual documentation, i would not consider myself a noob but going through a 207 page specification and only finding information that doesnt have anything todo with what i want to know. If there is something i would like the link, or if anyone is also interested in this I would be willing to collaborate to make a "plain english" documentation source

what applications are available under a linux install 

Good Day Fellow Contributors,

It has been over 2 Years now since I first got a "beta" tester board, and started messing in the Pine eco system.
I decided to get out that same board, and see if it still works. I've gotten Debian Stretch to boot with little to no issues.
I'm interested in the retro gaming market, and will be possibly making an emulator for certain retro consoles for ARM.

If any of you guys are interested in the Emulator project, leave me your suggestions.
Also how long have you been a contributor to the Pineverse?

~ Beard

I am trying to get electron on my rock 64 board and Right now I am using the community Xenial Minimal from pine 64 installer on my board. I am a newbie to this but I have some understanding. I need electron on here cause I am trying run Emby theater on the board. Please any help would be amazing cause I am banging my head at the moment.

Just purchased a Rock64 and items.  Have not got it yet, will have more questions probably.

Thought occurred to me, has anyone hooked up USB 3.0 hubs or 2.0 hubs, and used them for I/O port expansion through USB successfully/unsuccesssfully?

If so what were your experiences?  Did it work as it should?

So a little background, though I have not done anything with a Rock64 yet, but spent 30+ years working Unix/Linux so will see how I fair with this.

Hello.

I prepared and tested "mpi_dec.c" application to test low level access hardware accelerated video decoders for everyone interested .
You can use this application as benchmark and feature tester of your Rock64 (not video player).
There are few sample results of not PTS synchronized maximum speed decoding and display (min CPU freq set 1008MHz and DDR set to 933MHz and decoder set to 600MHz, testing videos are mostly "Big Buck Bunny"):