I just opened up my order, and while there was a nice big plastic box for the EMMC chip, it was completely empty.  Not even foam packaging inside.  Anyone else have a problem with their order?

Bummed

I'm looking at the distros on the Wiki and see that there are distros for a microSD boot device.  Will this also work if I burn the image to a EEMC device?

No idea what I can do with it, I've got a big learning curve ahead but its installed


rock64@node1:~$ kubectl get nodes
NAME      STATUS    AGE       VERSION
node1     Ready     1h        v1.7.5
node2     Ready     1h        v1.7.5
node3     Ready     1h        v1.7.5
node4     Ready     1h        v1.7.5
node5     Ready     1h        v1.7.5

Hi,

thanks to the great Q4os developers I now have a quite decent Debian Stretch system running.  After I managed to flash the eMMC with Q4os I simply editet sources.list to point to Stretch instead of Jessie and did a dist-upgrade.   I needed to fiddle a bit with the graphics since X was lost but rebuilding libump and xf86-video-fbturbo under Stretch did the trick.  (I'm a Debian developer and might consider creating at least an official libump package - need to check the license of fbturbo whether it is acceptable in Debian.)

I now try to get some reliable information about the battery status.  I'm using xfce4 but the battery plugin always says the battery is empty (even if I get a desktop notification that the battery is full when plugging in power adapter.

The command acpi does not work.

How do others check the battery status on pinebook?

Kind regards

        Andreas.

Hey, my board keeps crashing on startup. I haven't been able to use it over the past 2 weeks. I've been formatting my SD cards and have even bought several new ones, but it doesnt seem to have made an effect. What steps can I take for trouble shooting? 

Could it be a power supply issue? 


https://i.imgur.com/cJy5WRX.jpg

Just in case anyone else is having a similar problem.

My Pinebook has had a history of just shutting off at random occasions after a couple of months light use.  I had put this down to the development status of the system, however, it was getting more and more common, occasionally refusing to boot, so much so I was starting to be convinced it was hardware.  
I opened the thing up and removed the tape covering the cable from the battery to the mainboard.  The left hand side of the socket on the board was broken and the connector came away with the tape.    
The bend in the power cables meant it would not stay in position, and I didn't want to blob some epoxy on the connector in case of future upgrades.  So, several strips of tape to route the battery power leads in position and reseating the connector and it now works perfectly.  I had been worried it would be a dodgy capacitor somewhere, but a relatively simple fix.

One thing I did notice with the system when I thought it was software based was that while I was looking at the system logs in an ssh session is that the USB system lost power and came back.

Anyway, if anyone else has a similar problem with random system crashes / power offs, it may be worth a look.

Android 7.1 (SOPINE) v0.3.10-r66

Anyone get Stock Build Android 7.1.2 (20170809) rooted? iRoot said it is rooted but SuperSU and Free Root Checker respond with root not available.

Hello, 

I'm trying to understand why my pine64+ keeps hanging after 3 days or so. 

I'm using it as Plex Server (direct play) and it's works very well but when it became unreacheable from the network and I suspect the board hangs. How can I debug the problem? which logs can help me?
Maybe a temperature problem? 
Any hint would be great.

I've installed an ubuntu and plex as this guide says: http://jez.me/article/plex-server-on-a-pine64-how-to. In fact I've a rpi-monitor installed too and sometimes the temperature is near 90ºC but normally is 70-75ºC  in playing mode.

thanks in advance.


  logs.zip (Size: 44.09 KB / Downloads: 600)

How can I buy the parts to assembly it by myself?


Many thanks in advance   !