I ordered a Rock64 board w/ some accessories back in October.  I show it shipped 11/6 and has tracking info through Shenzen on 11/8 then nothing.   

2017-11-07 22:55
Origin Post is Preparing Shipment, We have received notice that the originating post is preparing to dispatch this mail piece.

2017-11-07 22:55
CHINA, SHENZHEN EMS, Processed Through Facility

2017-11-06 17:20
CHINA, Acceptance
Origin Country - Cache Time: [img=15x15]chrome-extension://keedpikoojgidfjffcdhfnllpdcmdiia/images/vertical_128.png[/img]2017-11-28 10:07
2017-11-08 05:19
Shenzhen, left Shenzhen sent to Shenzhen Postal courier company in the fast (Hong Kong) Business Department

2017-11-08 05:19
Shenzhen, leave Shenzhen and send to Chicago

2017-11-06 17:20
shenzhen, Shenzhen Che Kung Temple Center sales Department has received (name of the collector: Zheng Jiahua, Tel: 15012685589)


My understanding is that EMS shipments should take about 7 - 15 days.  I'm well outside that and I normally see packages hit Chicago (or another city) and go through customs.   I sent a reply to the sales address which sent me the tracking info with no response.   Am I being impatient, or does it seem like this package is really slow or lost?

Did anybody else notice that date/time does not refresh after you wake up device but stays at the point when Rock64 was put to sleep? Is there a way to force refresh after waking up?

Hi all.

I have a Rock64 board with 1GB, no EMMC module.

I was able to try the 0.5.10 images, like "xenial-mate" and "stretch-minimal" (with the XFCE4 desktop environment installed later), but if I try the 0.6.x images, when I power the board, all 3 leds light up and remains on, nothing else happens.


I tried both Etcher and dd command method to write the SD card (Samsung EVO 16GB).


I can exclude problems with power supply (I bought the one they suggested on their site, 5V 3A) and with SD card because I have no problem with 0.5.10 images.


Is something missing?

Thanks in advance
Matteo

After I shutdown Linux, I cannot re-power it on by press the switch,
the red colored led just turn on for a few seconds and turn off, then the screen shows "switch to sleep mode" ....
I use the ubuntu image and have updated to latest longsleep's kernel.

I must re-plug USB power to get it boot.

Any info about this?

Hi,

Can someone tell me where I can change the kayboard layout from QWERTY to a Belgian AZERTY layout on Debian LXDE ?

I have search all the settings and could not find any regarding country and keyboard layout.

Any help is welcome ;-)

Cheers

Hello guys!
I installed Bliss OS on Pine A64+ 2GB. Pine connected via HDMI to TV. When I plug Mini USB Microphone the speakers of TV and 3,5 mm jack speakers/headphones doesn't work. Restart doesn't help. But microphone and speakers works fine separately. In settings it shows that everything's OK.
Please help me, what should I do to work speakers and mic both in Pine?

Does anyone know how to wire a ps_on wire to the pine so it only kicks my power supply on when the board it's self is booting up. the power supply I'm using has a 3A 5v always on connector to keep the power buttons working and then another wire to sense when the board boots up. it's for an atx board and is a bit overkill for the pine but it works any help is appreciated.

Hi Folks,
I don't have that much experience with Android or Pine64. I tried watching the Trailblazers game on Youtube TV app last night. The playback performance was poor. Choppy video and the app user interface (scrolling, searching etc.) were also very slow. I connected the adb and ran 'top' command from adb shell. I noted the Youtube TV app holding around 15% CPU. Is this just a poorly performing app or is it maybe something wrong with my hardware or configuration of hardware?

My Setup

• Pine64 2GB
  
• HDMI output to DVI on a Dell U2715H Display
  
• MSFT Wireless Desktop 5000 Keyboard/Mouse
  
• Pine bluetooth + wi-fi add-on board
  
• Ethernet 100GB
  
• 5v 2.5A micro-USB power adapter I got from Amazon. BTW, the quality and amperage rating of the power supply makes a big difference with my board. Probably this is the reason for a lot of the mysterious issues people see with these boards.
  

Is there a plan for Rock64 compute module? What is the timeline? 

Thx
KTC

I'm still doing my early tests and I'm not that familiar with this particular Debian build (I'm using the stock Debian build that is delivered by the pine64-installer application using the stock downloaded image).

I'm finding now that keyboard/mouse is freezing after about 2-3 seconds after reboot.  It works when the GUI is presented but then stops.  I'm trying to reconfigure the network addressing so I can't SSH into the device or read logs;  other than fry the build I'm a little unsure of the source of this problem.

Gear is a generic USB keyboard and a simple Logitech USB wireless mouse (worked well earlier on the same build), it seems to be an issue after reboot (soft or hard/switch).

Are there any suggestions or should I fry this build and re-do it?