Hey there,

So I installed longsleep's Debian Base (3.10.102 BSP 2) image, and try to install Mopidy on it (music server). But the fact is that I can't get the audio working. I have my headphones plugged in and I can't get any sound.

I looked around a bit and found this post. I followed the instructions, but couldn't manage to get any sound. Plus it seems like the audio channel isn't even detected: 

Hey,

Just received my LCD screen. Did not realise that its just the screen and no backing etc.

Not sure what to do with this now. 

Can anyone point me in the right direction to an enclosure I can buy or a set up where I am able to plug in an HDMI at least? 



Thanks!

I'm trying to update the image on my MicroSD card, but its telling me its read only. I looked at the adapter, and there is the "Lock" text and a hole where a switch should be, but there is no switch.

Help??

Hi mates,

I've tried to install and play some of the most famous games in the google market, like Fast and Furious Legacy and Flight Simulator, but both, after installing, stop recognizing my inputs through the keyboard or the mouse and permit me only to quit ffrom the main game page.
I've read that through some android emulators it's possible to play those games on pc architecture like windows pc (andy or bluestack emulators), was someone able to play with them?
Do i have to add any kind of file with the keys?
Thank you 
Regards

I have the screen with my pine 64, and have seen a number of guides setting up a Linux box to start up in kiosk mode
Does anyone have an idea or even a guide as to installing a minimal GUI and a web browser, then configuring it to auto start in full screen displaying the open Hab interface. 

It doesn't make sense to me just to use the pine as a server only and not to run a local browser then it would become a nice wall mounted interface.

Came across this project for the PocketCHIP recently. Was wondering it
might be a good idea for the Pine64 too?

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Hi,

I've been trying to get the UAE4Droid on Android Lollipop working with my 1GB Pine64, and for some reason it doesn't seem to work/run.
I am wondering is it because the program only currently supports the ARM & x86 chipsets, and I have to wait for Pine64 chipset compatibility to arrive from the app's developer and/or Google? Is it problems with the files I'm using (Kickstart v 1.2 & 1.3 ROM) or is there something else I can add to it to make it work?

Aside from this I have however had some success running MAME4Droid using a mouse and arcade-style joystick with the Pine64. Sound works great either through the HDMI socket or through the audio jack. This is a pic of my setup:

   

Hallo zusammen,

wir haben (nachdem wir uns von PINE64 die Erlaubnis geholt haben), uns überlegt, ein deutschsprachiges Forum einzurichten (bzw. ein bestehendes mit aktuellem Schwerpunkt Lattepanda) um den Pine64 zu erweitern.

Ihr findet uns hier:

https://www.einplatinencomputer.net/Board/46-Pine-64/

Über deutschsprachige Beteiligung würden wir uns freuen.

Amongst other things I got today one of the CR2032 battery holders from the Pine shop.

Someone correct me please if I am wrong - but I think the polarity markings inside seem to be off?

After looking at how the contacts are wired, I had to place both coin cells with the negative side up into the holder to get a parallel connection (3V at the connector),
if I put them in as marked, they just seem to short out (measured 1.8V at the terminals....) ?

After a lot of Google and trouble shooting I can't seem to enable I2C on the board. Does anyone know of any tutorials or anything that can help me set it up?

Thanks!

Also I'm using Debian XFCE from https://www.pine64.pro/downloads/