Hi,

i am using dietPi with Pine 64 and Raspi 2B.

Arduino is connected to raspi /Pine 64 and write/receive data.

Problem i have is, that everything is fine with Raspi, but Pine does have 660 permission. 

If i change it to 666 and use it as root, it starting to work for couple seconds and i get Error serial port ttyUSB0 is not open, unable to write.!

when i install debian ->standard image, serial is it starting to work fine..

BUT

I Love DietPi!!!! I want to use it as Image for this open source Home automation Project = ioBROKER (iobroker.net) , which can be used for everything (sonos, mysesnsors, hue etc..)

Could you HELP PLEASE

After months of no issues, Netflix has stopped working for me on my Pine. I'm not using any VPN adapter to spoof locations and Netflix works on various other devices on our network, so it's not likely a local network issue.  When I open Netflix, I can get to the titles, but it provides this error anytime I try to play something:

Quote:Playback could not be started. If the problem persists, please restart your device and try again (1018).

I ran into the same problem that others reported. I bought a Sandisk 32 GP microSD card, ran the H2testw program to check for errors. 

test of microSD card
Test finished without errors.
You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again.
Writing speed: 19.8 MByte/s
Reading speed: 78.2 MByte/s
H2testw v1.4

deleted the *.h2w files.

Windows explorer reports 131,027 bytes used space and 31,902,400,512 bytes free space. Win32diskmager.exe says there is not enough space for the file: android-ver5.1.1-20160711-pine64-32GB.img

Question: should I try with the image for a 16 GB card?

Anyway to turn this  board into a NAS?  I can only fumble my way through Linux, but was hoping someone could point me into the direction of converting this board into a functional network storage device.

Couldn't spot a section on the forum best suited to this, figured this forum is the best place to ask though.

I'm in the UK, have a 2GB+ version with the WiFi/Bluetooth module, plus the playbox and LCD. I don't use it due to the lack of display support in Linux, so are there any users who'd be interested in it?

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Hello all,
I has just received the playbox and use it with the pine Touch Screen LCD. Everything works OK except there is a bad line which appeared at the right side. Please let me know is it warrantied ?
Regards,

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Hi,

Anyone used VS2015 this? :
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/...velopment/
I probed, but the in the ARM, x64  mode got compiler error.
Development tools of linux is not right.
Image is Ubuntu 16.04.

Regards
Istvan

Hello,

I saw 2 LEDs that can be mounted near the 2 switches provided, what are those?

Hi all!

I wanna mount a NAS server with Pine64.
I have a hard drive WD 4TB Mypassport Ultra that my TV does not recognize because the partition table is GPT and i wanna connect the hard disk to Pine64 and share the content using samba.

I wanna see films 4k but not through the HDMI output, directly on the TV via UPnP / DLNA from the network (wired or wireless).

Do you think there will be cuts in reproduction? 512Mb of RAM will be enough?

Thanks a lot!

Hi all, it's a pleasure to be here on the forum. This is my first post, but I have been shaddowing on the site for quite some time. I finally received my Pine64 2G model and would like to power the device from the Euler port. I have various power adapters of varrying voltages and I have read reports of people using up to 5.2V over USB to power their device due to the voltage drop problem. However, I am not sure how this would apply to the Euler method. These are the power adapters I have:

- Offical Pine64 USB psu               @ 5.0V
- rpi3 Offical USB psu                     @ 5.1V
- GizmoJunkies rpi3 USB psu        @ 5.3v 


I don't want to burn the machine out so just wanted to check with you guys first to see which of the above would be best suited for this! I was leaning toward the rpi3 @ 5.1V but not too sure.

Thanks a bunch!