I had posted a thread recently requesting assistance to get ayufan Linux configured to support analog (sound) audio from the internal 3.5 mm A/V (headphone) jack. There were apparently a number of Rock64 users interested in this discussion, but there were no respondents offering any suggestions.  

Since then, I came across an excellent document detailing alsa configuration that lead me to implement the following solution in that I can now obtain audio from the Rock64's 3.5 mm headphone jack.

sudo nano /etc/asound.conf

defaults.ctl.card 1
defaults.pcm.card 1
defaults.pcm.device 0

(Control-X to save file)

Note that this configuration has only been tested on stretch-minimal-rock64-0.6.15-175-arm64 but should work on all current ayufan images.  It does not add a volume control to alsamixer, so you'll have to do additional configuration if your application requires a volume control.

Bill, WA8WG

Downloaded the code. But I  am unaware of processor configuration to be used in Lunch command.  Can any one provide me Git hub link for source code (Android 7.1). I downloaded the zip file. But it seems something is missing or I am using wrong architecture.

Hi,

I release a lot of different stuff and sometimes I struggle with writing a documentation for all the stuff, like:
1. What each variant does contain?
2. How to rescue / recover?
3. How to write eMMC / boot from USB?
4. How to write SPI flash with u-boot?
5. ...

Would anyone be interested in helping and be an active contributor to https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-b...er/recipes section?

I know that a lot of people would value such contribution as it seems that this images are quite widely used

Kamil

Anyone got GPIO binding working without running openHAB as root?
My hardware level tested and confirmed  working by running python scripts, but no luck getting it to work  under openHAB.

Hi All.

I am new to pinebook and was wandering if there is a way to add/access a SPI port on the Pinebook.

If I need to do a hack in some way that will be fine.

Any advice please.

Regards

Brian

I start to think that we reach the point where 0.6.x should become a Release branch and deprecate the 0.5.x.

What are your thoughts on this? Does it work OK? What kind of problems you face? If you have any of them, can you create and describe that in the issue here: https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/issues.

Hi,

I pushed yet another variant of my builds. The latest one `xenial-containers` is a container ready image that has:
Docker Community Edition / Docker Compose / Kubernetes Admin tools.

It allows you to easily play in single-node setups with just Docker Engine, as well as multi-node setups using either Docker Swarm or Kubernetes Engine.

These images have tools preinstalled so simply follow the generally available tutorials for configuring `docker swarm` and `kubeadm init`.

As for GUI for Docker the best is portainer.io. It will work well on these images: https://portainer.io/. There is an ARM64 binary that you have to install!

Let me know what you think about this variant. Keep in mind that since this is ARM32/ARM64 it will only run these images! It will not run AMD64 which is a majority of the internet for Docker. It is possible to run AMD64 on Rock64 via qemu-static with preloaded binaries, but... it will be terribly slow and believe me you don't want to do it.

I'm also working on bringing RancherOS for PXE booting. It works already, but it is still not pre-release ready. It will be ideal for centrally managed (NFS?) setups with a lot of Rocks/or-SoPines.

As always, latest pre-release is here: https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/releases!

I am looking to buy the ROCK64 board, as it seems a bang for the buck.
I do need to know 2 things:

Will I be able to get Moonlight embedded and NoMachine NX client working with mainline?

I'm going to be buying a Pinebook here soon, and I was curious if it's possible to run a custom OS I've written on it. Specifically, does the booting partition have to be FAT32, or does it allow for custom bootloaders and such?

Sorry if this isn't the correct section to post this.

found this while doing some research
https://fccid.io/2ANV3