How can (or where can) we in Europe buy a similar Li-Po battery as the one you sell from your store? All the stuff I have ordered so far, are delivered directly from China, so why only US?

Trond Kjetil, Norway

Hello,

I'm develop for a long time with Gambas language and I would use it on the Pine64 but the available version is an older version of Gambas3.

I've tried to compile Gambas3 from the SVN source but due to a lot of backport package installed into the Debian image I'm not able to install the DEV corresponding package as libglibc.

Does someone can help me or have an idea to install DEV packages for backport already installed packages please.

If you need more explanations or command return log, ask me.

Olivier

i want to use lvs in pine64. After i installed ipvsadm, i run it and got a error message.It seems module ip_vs is not found in the kernel.so am i need to compile this module ? how? I'm not familiar with the kernel and the module. is anyone could help?

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I am not 100% sure if question was already raised.  What video player do you use with Android?  Kodi is working well and the video player from 5.1.1 releases is also okay. Any other player?

With MX player I do not have sound...

Based on my work for Android 7.0 (http://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=2136) I did downgrade to 6.0.

Download: https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/android-6.0/releases

It takes about 10 minutes for first boot to finish.

Report all issues here: https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/android-6.0/issues

What does work?

It seems to work nicely and be more responsive then 7.0 build.

Widevine DRM L3 does work, so you should be able to use Netflix.

It also allows you to update SuperSU binary, so rooting is OK too.

What does not?

- So far it seems to be OK.

This is alpha build, so do not complain

If something doesn't work:
- try to see logs (adb logcat, adb shell dmesg),
- try to compile and fix it by yourself,
- when you find solution create a Pull Request for one of this repositories: https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/

How to compile?

https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/local_m...arshmallow

You can also see my Jenkins compilation script:
https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/android...enkinsfile

Download:

https://github.com/ayufan-pine64/android-6.0/releases

Install:

The builds are designed to be used with Pine A64 1GB or 2GB on at least 4GB sdcard.

Use Etcher to write images: https://www.etcher.io/

The build automatically resize data partition on first boot to use sdcard space.

LCD:

To enable LCD, edit uEnv.txt from BOOT partition and uncomment:

Just noticed that there are two new products stated in the Pine64 website, the SoPine A64 and the Pinebook.

Is there any information on when will these products be available for purchase?

For anyone fiddling with the LCD display, this is where the technical documentation will be sticked / bookmarked as it collected for reference. Please feel free to point out any good sources of information and I'll add them to this main post when I get time.


From the pine64 wiki:

• 7.0" 1200x600 TFT-LCD Panel Specification
  
• Touch Panel Specification
  
• GOODiX GT911 5-Point Capacitive Touch Controller Datasheet
  

• Allwinner's A64 LCD Users guide (semi chinese) 
    A64 LCD使用说明书.pdf (Size: 653.48 KB / Downloads: 2820)
  
  

I designed a very simple system of mounting a Pine64 to the back of my monitor with four little arms.  You attach one arm to each corner of the Pine64, then each arm goes to a VESA 100 hole.  It takes less than 10 minutes to print, and less that 5 minutes or so to mount.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1915430

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