I am running Armbian 5.27 with Ubuntu Mate and need a updated set of steps to get Bluetooth working.

When is the next release of Ubuntu Mate scheduled for? I have tried to install Ubuntu Mate on the latest version of Armbian, but the install shell script that I was told to use crashed and no one has responded to my post.
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=4559

Hi!

I am trying to connect B101UAN01.7 display(1920 x 1200) without any success.

Is pine64's driver supports other display than native 7"? If so, then could you please help me to understand where can be error?

Here is cutout from my device tree for 10.1" display

                 lcd0@01c0c000 {
                        compatible = "allwinner,sunxi-lcd0";
                        pinctrl-names = "active", "sleep";
                        status = "okay";
                        device_type = "lcd0";
                        lcd_used = <0x0>;
                        lcd_driver_name = "mb709_mipi";
                        lcd_backlight = <0x32>;
                        lcd_if = <0x4>;
                        lcd_x = <0x780>;
                        lcd_y = <0x4B0>;
                        lcd_width = <0x0>;
                        lcd_height = <0x0>;
                        lcd_dclk_freq = <0x94>;
                        lcd_pwm_used = <0x1>;
                        lcd_pwm_ch = <0x10>;
                        lcd_pwm_freq = <0xc350>;
                        lcd_pwm_pol = <0x1>;
                        lcd_pwm_max_limit = <0xfa>;
                        lcd_hbp = <0x78>;
                        lcd_ht = <0x7F8>;
                        lcd_hspw = <0x1>;
                        lcd_vbp = <0xC>;
                        lcd_vt = <0x4BC>;
                        lcd_vspw = <0x1>;
                        lcd_dsi_if = <0x2>;
                        lcd_dsi_lane = <0x4>;
                        lcd_dsi_format = <0x0>;
                        lcd_dsi_eotp = <0x0>;
                        lcd_dsi_vc = <0x0>;
                        lcd_dsi_te = <0x0>;
                        lcd_frm = <0x0>;
                        lcd_gamma_en = <0x0>;
                        lcd_bright_curve_en = <0x0>;
                        lcd_cmap_en = <0x0>;
                        lcd_bl_en = <0x30 0x7 0xa 0x1 0x0 0xffffffff 0x1>;
                        lcd_bl_en_power = "none";
                        lcd_power = "vcc-mipi";
                        lcd_fix_power = "vcc-dsi-33";
                        lcd_gpio_0 = <0x30 0x3 0x18 0x1 0x0 0xffffffff 0x1>;
                  };

FalconGate (PINE A64(+)) 20170430

I'm by no means a master at Linux so this application is fantastic for me.  

I'm trying to figure out how to use the 128gig thumbdrive as a system storage drive to load and save files to. I'd like to make it the download path for Firefox. Just not sure how to mount and direct the OS to it. Any info would be greatly appreciated. This will defiantly help me to learn Linux a little easier. Thanks again!

I've tested a few versions of OS'es on the Pinebook so far, and it's been a fun little machine. But two days ago, I was going to install the lates Mate edition, and it stopped writing to eMMC at 30%. I tried again several times, but to no avail. Now it won't boot from SDCard OS'es, and no Linux installers go past 30%. The Android installer just has a blank screen and seems like it just dies. If I try booting it without an SDCard, the screen stays blank with backlight. If I try with any SDCard, regardless of image, the Pinebook logo shows with a contributor greeting on the bottom, but nothing else.

I ordered a 32 gig eMMC a while ago (some 3 weeks), so I'll try changing that once it arrives.

Halp?! Anyone got suggestions to what I should try to wake the Pinebook from it's slumber?

I could use some help.  My Pine stopped seeing the internet.  I need some help figuring out whether it is hardware or software.

I could access the internet good for a long time.  Now it just can't see it. 

I am running Android 7.0.

On my Ethernet connection I see no green or yellow LEDs lit.

Any ideas how I can get it working again?

I got my Pine64 maxed out and was looking to set up digital Signage with it.  Has any one else done this?  I've settled on Android 5 with Rise Vision. Android 5 because it was the only version I could get an app to launch on boot.  I have never programmed with Android but have a decent programming background with many languages.  However, this doesn't use 4K but from my understanding without Graphics Acceleration I can't use it on the Linux images. I looked at Kodi, Plex, and others but current solution seems the best so far. 


Things I was looking for
static IP
local storage for speed and in case of network issues
4K
remote configuration
play on boot
able to schedule so I can turn off during the weekends.

Rise is not local, android doesn't support 4K, and I'm not sure if I can control Android device remotely. So I have something working just not perfect.  

Does anyone else have experience with Pine and Digital Signage or know how I can improve on my set up? 
Appreciate any and all feedback.

Recently, I'm having boot issues with my pine64 1GB model.

I normally run the board as a headless server and the uptime was almost 3 months. I run transmission-daemon, plexmediaserver, and ssh-server on the board. For OS, I was using Debian Jesse (I think kernel version 3.10, but not 100% sure).

Additional information:

• SSH runs on a non-standard (not 22) port (no VPN)
  
• Normally I have external HDDs plugged into the board via an externally powered USB hub
  
• Board does not boot with or without Ethernet
  
• Board does not boot with HDMI plugged in
  
• Board does not boot with or without external USB hub plugged in
  
• I've been using the OnePlus One charger as a power supply for over a year without an problem (I believe it's 5V 2A)
  
• I have tried other phone chargers as well to no avail
  
• When power is supplied, board light turns red but I cannot ssh into the board nor does it power an external display via HDMI
  
• My SD card is G.Skill 32GB Class 10 MicroSDHC
  

Hi!

I received the SOPINE A64 with motherboard. 
The problem is that the initializing SDRAM Fail
The log from serial console: