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Speaker at Euler Bus |
Posted by: tommypine - 04-16-2017, 12:19 PM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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I connected a little 8Ohm Speaker between Pin 31 and 32 on Euler bus but there is no sound at all. Is there enough power on these output to drive a speaker or do i need a amplifier? Is it right connected this way?? Is there a sound output at all on android on these pins???
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Boot issues: What todo when you muck up your FSTAB file |
Posted by: Dagremote - 04-16-2017, 09:08 AM - Forum: Linux on Pine A64(+)
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Greetings:
New Piner and forum member. Was adding an external previously formatted NTFS 1TB drive, and had issues getting read/write access. Managed to get the system into a non boot state. In the end, I managed to resolve the boot issue, but chose to switch to a new drive formatted with EXT3. No probs since.
In the interest of helping others, with a similar issue, here’s what I ended up doing. Will leave out what didn’t work, to keep the post shorter.
Didn’t have an actual spare Linux system, so I used a Vmware desktop system running Kali, running on my Win 10 laptop. The VM recognized USB devices, but didn’t recognize the larger micro USB caddy the memory card came with. Had to run out and by a new memory card that shipped with both a USB and larger memory card reader.
The Pine64 micro SD card mounted automatically on the Kali VM, and provided full access to the system folders. Ending the /etc/fstab file took seconds and Pine booted afterwards.
Thanks to some folks on the IRC channel for offering suggestions, everything came together in the end.
For those who have read this far, in the interest of sharing what my Pine is doing …
1.) Security system with Zoneminder
Running 3 cameras for now. External drive setup with symbolic links to hold the video.
2.) Local cloud with Owncloud
External drive setup as the main repository.
So far very positive things to say about the community and the product.
W.
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RPi Monitor |
Posted by: connorja - 04-15-2017, 07:21 AM - Forum: Ubuntu
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Hi,
Is there any way to add RPi Monitor or similar onto my Pine? My pine is headless and I want to be able to monitor its performance when operating under load.
Thanks
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Show Hubpanel on pine64 display |
Posted by: Beta - 04-15-2017, 05:44 AM - Forum: openHAB
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I´m just started with openhab and have a short question:
Is it possible to run openhab on the pine and use the pine touchdisplay to control the habpanel at the same time?
Or do I have to use another device to run openhab and use the pine with linux or android to show the habpanel on the display?
the backgroud is that I want to use some kind of wall-mounted display to control openhab.
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How to add kernel modules to Ubuntu 16.04 on PINE64+ |
Posted by: Taiki Bessho - 04-12-2017, 09:31 PM - Forum: Ubuntu
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I just got started to use my PINE64+ 2GB model with Ubuntu server 16.04 distributed at the official wiki page of PINE64. My kernel is as follows:
Code: $ uname -a
Linux pine64 3.10.105-0-pine64-longsleep #3 SMP PREEMPT Sat Mar 11 16:05:53 CET 2017 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
I configured my PINE64 to be a VPN server on L2TP/IPsec protocol with strongSwan and xl2tpd, but the syslog said "not supported protocol" and some missing kernel modules are necessary. The same configuration works well on the other Ubuntu server 16.04 of mine, therefore the configuration must be correct.
I think missing kernel modules caused this problem as syslog said; the required modules for strongSwan are listed here.
My question is how to add these missing modules to my PINE64+ ?
#I'm a beginner in Linux kernel, so I'm not sure even whether it is possible.
I think many people may stack this problem like me when they try to set up a VPN server on PINE64.
Thank you in advance!
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Video wall? |
Posted by: monty1 - 04-12-2017, 04:08 PM - Forum: Linux on Pine A64(+)
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Anyone made a video wall pine64's? I have four and would like to run a four-display "screen" with the source material split across all four. I know about piwall (piwall.co.uk), but I would prefer to use on-hand hardware. Also prefer to stay on linux.
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