PROBLEM: Random pin state (or pin ON) after boot.
can anyone tell how to define the state of pins after boot?

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Booting Ubuntu stops with 16 error messages
I need help to interpret what the errors mean.
I have made a photo of the screen at the  point booting stops.
It is attached

can somebody help?

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I am a android programmer and I want to debug my app in pine64, but I dont know how to get started, any iedas?

should I just USB Debugging? or LAN Debugging? if I use USB, what kind of the cable should I use and which slots should I plug in?

if I use LAN, how to do it?

Hi.

I'm posting here because account creation on the support site appears broken.

I ordered a PINE64 which shipped on the 21st August.

This is the tracking page;

http://www.track-chinapost.com/startems....00005710CN

The destination country is set to United States.

I live in Germany.

The *billing* address is in the USA.  Has the item been sent to the
billing address?

Hi.

I created a support ticket.

This generated an email for me to supply a password for the support account.  However, hitting "register" causes nothing to happen.

I then tried to actually register an account on the support site.  Same problem - generates the same email, hitting "register" causes nothing to happen.

Hello. Do you know how to connect wifi-direct on ubuntu with wifi/bt module

Hi all

sd card is /dev/sdc .

1) backup

dd if=/dev/sdc of=~/Pine-mate-MBR.img bs=512 count=10000

partclone.vfat -c -s     /dev/sdc1          -o    ~/Pine-mate-sdx1of3.pcl

fsck /dev/sdc2

partclone.ext4 -c -s     /dev/sdc2          -o    ~/Pine-mate-sdx2of3.pcl



and then i put anothe sd card  into USB .


２）restore

dd if=/root/Pine-mate-MBR.img of=/dev/sdc bs=512

partclone.vfat -r -s /root/Pine-mate-sdx1of3.pcl -o /dev/sdc1

partclone.ext4 -r -s /root/Pine-mate-sdx2of3.pcl -o /dev/sdc2

mkswap /dev/sdc3

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all is done .

this is much faster by using dd .
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regards

I opened th Micro SD card that was delivered with the Pine64 board
and saw the following list of files on the card.


Volume in drive Q is BOOT

 Volume Serial Number is 424A-49A2
 
 Directory of Q:\
 
05/07/2016  19:22    <DIR>          pine64
05/07/2016  19:22         1,076,704 initrd.img
02/11/2016  16:28               137 uEnv.txt
11/03/2016  15:46                 0 list_Q.text
               3 File(s)      1,076,841 bytes
               1 Dir(s)      39,806,976 bytes free


What are these files?
Why is the SC Card called BOOT?
If I download an image of Linux from Pine64.com to install it
on the SD card, must I first delete those files and format the SD Card?

Pine has the Linux version of OpenHAB 2.0 functioning now. 

Would it work to control these device controls?  They are which are $10.50 per outlet and connect by wifi.

https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-pow.html

Interested in your thoughts on this.

Hello, I have a Pine64 with 1GB RAM and GBE.

I use Ubuntu on the Pine64. The kernels and roots created by longsleep and ARMBIAN (based on longsleep work).

I use Pine64 as a headless server, but regardless the use of ntpd or timesyncd, system clock always forward and loose time sync.

Hardware clock appear to be correct, but once the system clock forward no other command could set to correct time.

In less than 24h the time forward no less than 16 minutes.

Talk about it on IRC, apritzel user, point me that the root of the problem could be ARM Trusted Firmware, but he said that longsleep fix it in the past.

How could I check if my ARM Trusted Firmware is updated ? How could I update it ?

I found this repository https://github.com/longsleep/arm-trusted...are-pine64

[url=https://github.com/longsleep/arm-trusted-firmware-pine64][/url]It has 4 branches and I do not know how to install on a running system.

Someone could help me ?

Thanks.