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| How to Make a Pine with Android 7.0 Stay on All the Time? |
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Posted by: Bob123456789 - 04-05-2017, 08:48 AM - Forum: Android on Pine A64(+)
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I have two pine's with Android that I want to make both stay on all of the time.
On the Pine with the system version 5.1.1 there is a way to set the screen saver so it always stays on.
On the Pine with system version 7.0 there no way I can see to set the screen saver so it will always stay on. The choices range from 15 seconds to 30 minutes.
How can I make the pine with the android version 7.0 stay on all of the time?
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| Firefox crash |
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Posted by: netpr - 04-05-2017, 06:44 AM - Forum: Debian
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hi friends.
Firefox crashes when downloading files with mega .Debian mate help me.thanks
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| ir remote howto figure out which keys are being pressed? |
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Posted by: abs0lut.zer0 - 04-04-2017, 06:20 AM - Forum: Remix OS
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hey all
i bought a ir remote which works fine except for the fact i cannot get up the delete [context menu] menu
how do i figure out which keys are being pressed with this remote in order to modify the keymap file for kodi to my liking...
is there a program that can tell what is the keycode this remote uses if i press a key?
thanks for any help..
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| Wifi connect through terminal? |
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Posted by: cheezmeister - 04-02-2017, 09:44 AM - Forum: Debian
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Hello,
I have on my SD card an image of dabone's OctoPine server and I cannot figure out a way to connect to wifi in Debian Base.
-Tom's Piano
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| Adjust brightness of LCD on Armbian Desktop with 1 click |
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Posted by: JulianM - 04-02-2017, 09:23 AM - Forum: LCD and Touch Panel
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Hello together!
I figured out how to adjust the bightness of the LCD with just 1 click on desktop with Armbian.
It's really not a big thing, but maybe some "newbies" may like this 
Thanks to pfeerick for his topic about LCD Support on Linux!
Step #1:
Create the script.
(Replace "YourUserName" with your username  )
Code: nano /home/YourUserName/brightness.sh
Code: #!/bin/bash
bright=/sys/class/gpio/gpio362/value
if grep -q "0" $bright; then
sudo echo 1 > $bright
else
sudo echo 0 > $bright
fi
Code: chmod +x /home/YourUserName/brightness.sh
Step #2:
Using GPIO to increase/decrase.
Execute these commands as ROOT user!
Code: nano /home/YourUserName/gpio-brightness.sh
Code: #!/bin/bash
echo 362 > /sys/class/gpio/export
echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio362/direction
Code: chmod +x /home/YourUserName/gpio-brightness.sh
Code: (crontab -l ; echo "@reboot /bin/bash /home/YourUserName/gpio-brightness.sh")| crontab -
Step #3:
Change sudoers settings
Execute these commands as ROOT user!
Add the following code to the end of the file:
Code: YourUserName ALL=NOPASSWD: /home/YourUserName/brightness.sh
Step #4:
Add an icon to the taskbar (XFCE).
• Right click on the taskbar.
• Add a new element.
• Add a new "Launcher".
• Close the window and right click on the new launcher => Properties.
• Click on the right side "Create new object"
• Enter a custom Name for your Icon.
• Enter the command: sudo /home/YourUserName/brightness.sh
• You may set a icon.
• Create.
Step #5:
Now reboot your Pine64 and you're done!
Now you're able to change the brightness of the LCD with just 1 click!
It's nothing big as I already said 
Best regards
Julian
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Incompatible SSD |
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Posted by: grobbs - 04-01-2017, 06:46 PM - Forum: Accessories
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I've tried a few SSDs (via USB) with the Pine A64+. I hadn't run into any trouble until I tried a Kingston HyperX. It's a little dismaying to find an SSD that doesn't work, as that is an important component to me.
The model is SH103S3. I'm disappointed to find that I can't get it to work, even after trying three different SATA-USB interfaces.
The SH103S3 drive does work in any laptop/PC I try and it works on a different SBC.
Any insight into why this wouldn't work? Do these models have something different in their mode of I/O perhaps?
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| Q4OS WiFi Dongle not working |
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Posted by: cheezmeister - 04-01-2017, 02:33 PM - Forum: Debian
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Hello,
I have a Pine A64+ 2GB (if it matters) running Q4OS on a SanDisk 32gb Class U3 MicroSD card (equivalent to Class 30).
I also have a RTL8188 WiFi dongle which did not work on Ubuntu, worked OK on Raspbian (for BPi) and worked smoothly on Debian.
This seems to work now on Q4OS, but when I connect to my network and specify the password, the WiFi Connected icon shows up, the text says it's "active," and I cannot acess the Internet.
Any help is, well, helpful!
-Tom's Piano
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| Turning off RPI GPIO 5v on boot (SOPine) |
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Posted by: TeknoRapture - 03-31-2017, 02:14 PM - Forum: Getting Started
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I was wondering if there was any way to turn off the 5v+ on the RPI GPIO (or Euler) for the SOPine, because even a really low amp 5v fan connected to the RPI GPIO prevents it from booting.
I bought the kit WITH the power supply and yet it STILL has trouble booting without the HDMI cable plugged in, and now it seems like I have to buy a higher power PSU for it as its going in a cluster, headless.
Right now I have the SoPine's fan plugged in to one of my other Pine64's (NOT SoPine) in the cluster but that is not a good way to do things, and I really don't want to power all my fans separately. I'm using CanaKit's 2.5 Amp RPI PSUs for those and they are working BEAUTIFULLY!
I'd like to use a PWM fan but those usually run full power with no PWM input so that still is not an option without turning off the +5v on the buses.
I'm considering using one of the PWM outputs for a non-PWM fan but I don't know if it could handle the AMPs and I don't want to add a bunch of extra unnecessary electronics for a stupid little fan. (yah yah I know it would just be a transistor and a couple resistors, that's not the point, a stupid little low amp fan should NOT need that...)
The power for both GPIOs should be off on default during boot, because the SOPines seem to have such bad boot power problems.
I do intend to eventually buy a gutsy Mauser power supply for all of them, but for just a few Pines that is overkill right now.
Any suggestions?
-Tek
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