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| How to upgrade an existing Android eMMC load with new release |
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Posted by: Farley56 - 08-25-2017, 12:31 PM - Forum: Android on Rock64
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If I have an existing Rock64 eMMC Android load running how do I update to the newly released Android image without wiping out any changes I'd made to the load (apps installed, Google account signed in, settings tweaked, etc.)? Do I pull the "update" zip package, unpack it and then run the update.img using the Androidtool? If so, will that write over the my existing Android image on the eMMC module or just update it? I've looked on the forum and github but haven't found much yet. By the way, the instructions for flashing the eMMC image worked flawlessly once I located a USB A to A cable. Nice work.
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| Pinebook Sensors |
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Posted by: BUBLOS - 08-25-2017, 12:22 PM - Forum: Pinebook Hardware and Accessories
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hey,
does someone know how to check the temeprature on the pinebook in real time? i have tried "lm-sensors" but it didn't work because the pinebook doesn't have any sensors.
i would appreciate any help.
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| Stock debian image - rock64 - gigabit |
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Posted by: rhille - 08-25-2017, 12:05 PM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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When using my Rock64 with Gigabit link, network connections are unstable (I even cannot get the dmesg output via ssh connection), no problem when using 100Mbit.
dmesg doesn't indicate any problem (retrieved after set port to 100 MBit)
eth0: Link is Up - 1Gbps/Full - flow control rx/tx
eth0: Link is Up - 100Mbps/Full - flow control rx/tx
Did a sudo apt-get update/upgrade which updated a couple of things but issue persist
Current setup:
Rock64
4GB
official debian image on SD card
emmc plugged in but not used yet.
Router/Switch: Fritzbox 6360
When using the same FritzBox port (configured as Gigabit port) with my laptop, no issue is seen.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Reinhard
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| found fix for man |
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Posted by: tlaswell - 08-25-2017, 09:55 AM - Forum: Linux on Pinebook
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So straight out of the case the pinebook wouldn't show any man pages. It would say page ?/? like it didn't have any data for anything.
I tried loading or re-loading man-db (sudo apt install man-db) with no difference. Even a "sudo mandb -c" looked promising with 6000+ pages added but nothing would display. Finally a "sudo apt --reinstall install groff groff-base" fixed it.
I was close when I tried to install nroff and troff. I kept getting a troff failed message sometime after I did a man. When I went into console mode it would say man ended with code 2 and nroff would be at the end of the long string of commands above it.
I guess I need to do that kernel upgrade to get rid of the flickering and flashing/tearing of the screen. I thought apt upgrade would do that but I read somewhere here that it doesn't update boot or kernel.
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| Very early experience with Rock64 and Debian Stretch |
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Posted by: jl_678 - 08-25-2017, 07:27 AM - Forum: Linux on Rock64
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Hi,
I had a few minutes last night to test out my new Rock64 with the Debian Stretch minimal (0.5.1-89). The results were not stellar; however, I only had a few minutes to play with it and so have not dug into the situation. To provide some brief background, I have a bunch of pine64s and RPi and so am reasonably experienced with this stuff, but I am not expert like many here.
- I created the image on a known good card and the process was flawless.
- The system booted up well and threw a filesystem error requiring an fsck. This did not impact the initial boot and everything came up including SSH. Nice.
- I was able to login via SSH over the LAN. Extra nice. :-)
- My first step was to run "sudo apt-get update", and it failed with a "size mismatch" error. I think that this is a known issue
- I was curious that the SDcard was formatted with many more partitions than my pine64
- I tried to fix the disk issues with fsck, but both fdisk and gparted were unhappy and failed. I am trying to understand if this is an SDcard issue or a issue with software image. I will test with another card next week. (I would post the error message, but it was getting late and I did not have a chance to capture it.)
- The process got me thinking about expanding the volume. Do we have a script to automate this like we originally had with Debian or Armbian on the Pine64?
In short, my initial experience was not great with the Stretch image, but these are early days and I know that things will solidify. I will test out another SDcard and Jessie next week.
I share all of this in case anyone has seen similar changes or has advice about what can be done to address issues 4, 6 and 7.
JL_678
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| Windows 10??? |
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Posted by: dcmorley - 08-25-2017, 06:53 AM - Forum: News
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Does anyone know if the Pine64 is on the list of the supported ARM CPU's reportedly supported in the upcoming Windows 10 release?
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| Does snapchat work on pine64 with android? |
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Posted by: user875545 - 08-25-2017, 01:04 AM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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I know snapchat despises anything but 'real' factory default phones so will it work with this or not?
I would like to get one of these sbcs for mobile programming work instead of buying a smartphone since they don't have the government surveillance crap hardwired into them like phones do but if I need to run snapchat and if it wouldn't work then I would have to maybe get over my paranoid delusions and buy a normal phone for this work .
So has anyone run snapchat successfully on it or not?
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