Good morning,

i'm looking for a lcd screen without touch screen and larger than pine 64 table(7''). I found one but i don't know if i need to have into account anything more. LCD Screen is HSD101PUW1-A00. I would like to run my pine64 with debian and this screen.

Here you have the datasheet:
http://www.yslcd.com.tw/docs/product/HSD101PUW1-A00.pdf

I can check it has a MIPI protocol with 4 lanes, but the connector has 34 pins. I think that i can make the conector with a ffc(do it myself) conecting correctly the pins but i don't know if i need to have into account anything more to run the LCD Screen...

Another question is about the squematic about MIPI-LCD, i don't understand the squematic because it seems the conector has 32 pins but actually the conector has 30 pins...could anybody explain me that?Are there more information about this conector DSI and its interface?

So...summarizing:
1.- Do i need to have into account anything more to run the screen?(driver for linux or something like that)
2.- I don't understand well the squematic of MIPI-LCD


Thank you!

Any chance a linux image for Rock64 run on Pine64?

https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build


I wish o could run debian strech kernel 4.*.

Hello

I happened upon the Rock64 whilst looking for a better sound solution for a project I'm trying to get working with a Pi3. I need to record ultrasound through an electret mic with at least 192kHz sampling rate and there only sound cards for the Pi which reached 192kHz are no longer available. Whilst most mics aren't spec'd to record that high they some will apparently pick up such sound reasonably well.
I see that the Rock64 has an on board microphone - what is the maximum sampling rate?


I've only just got into this sort of thing so I hope my question makes sense

Thanks

Duncan

I bought a battery and installed it on my pine, but when the board isn't plugged directly into the USB Charger nothing but the most basic board functions work. Anything in the USB slot is not read, there is no audio output from the 3.5mm jack, there is no HDMI output. Is there something wrong with my board or maybe the OS, or is it so limited that my battery purchase was a total waste? I mean between this and not being able to turn the board on/off I'm about ready to ditch it and get a Raspberry Pi, which is a shame because I've wasted a lot of money at this point.

edit: I should mention I'm using the Android 5.1 LCD build, in case that's the issue. Bluetooth and WiFi do still work while on battery.

I must say I was blown away by the Pinebook! 


I honestly thought it would be a lightweight laptop with cheaper materials, but boy was I wrong! This thing feels more expensive than some of the laptops I've bought over the years! The system is very fast and beautiful, definitely surpassed my expectations.

I can't wait to try Luke's RetroArch image on it

Hello everyone, 

Boots and runs just fine, however the Linux Mate is a little heavy, runs slow, bogs down etc. I wanted to try a lighter O.S. I have three SD cards, used three installer types including the Etcher remix made for Pine64. Once I install the image on the SD card/s it will not boot. The power button symbol just flashes until I remove the card, then it continues to boot just fine into Mate. I have used all three of these sd cards to boot a live image of the android-for-pine but that too was sluggish and unresponsive.

TL;DR SDCards I have worked previously, they do not work when I image DietPi.

Is there a preboot screen, verbose, or a bios type screen to monitor the boot process?

This unit came pre-flashed from the factory.

i have a pine 64 2gb ram and 64gb sdcard(bought with pine64), and no sound with image Android 6.0 (HDMI Video Output) [20170112 v2.0.1]. with remix os or ubuntu or debian everything it's ok with sound.
how can i solve the problem with sound,

thanks with regards

I have the Pinea64 4GB with the LCD screen. Unfortunately, Ubuntu doens't work with LCD, so I'm wondering if I purchase a HDMI LCD screen for the raspberry pi, would this work with the Pine??

Can someone please point me to where theres a simple GPIO example in C?

Is the GPIO memory mapped somewhere?  I need to read/write the pins at very high speed, so I'd like access as close to the hardware as possible.
Thanks