Debian Base (3.10.102 BSP) is not booting when a battery is attached.  It boots for a split second and powers back off or goes into a boot loop.  However when the batter is disconnected it boots as expected.

I received my Kit on Friday. But I received no microSd card. and also, there are no power or rest buttons soldered to the board (I can see clearly where they should be). Also, one button came loose in the package. It fits where the power or reset buttons would go, though there is no trace of solder indicating that it was never attached to the board, just loose in the package. Am I responsible for soldering the button to the board?

Regarding the microSd.. Am I supposed to have received one? I cannot get the thing to boot. I get nothing from hdmi whin I plug the board in(I get a red light on the board and that's it).

I also have the LCD touch display but get nothing on that either.

Many thanks in advance!

Hello!

I am enjoying playing around with my pine 64 boards but I have a qualm  with the screen they shipped. The touch is barely responsive, and the screen quality is absolutely terrible. If you look at it straight on, the whole screen is black. If you look at an angle you can get a little bit of picture correctly.

So, I'm looking to buy another lcd screen that will be compatible. Can someone point me toward other 3rd party screens that would be compatible with the pine 64? I'm not positive on the name of the connectors and such, making finding one myself pretty difficult.

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

I'm backer 11,978.
The status on Backerkit tells me my Pine should have been shipped on 27/5/2016.
Today I still haven't gotten my Pine.
The shipping tracking has never worked for me for some reason (I know there were problems with it).

I have already mailed to shipping@pine64.com, but I didn't get a reply to that as well.
Could you please help me out, cause I think I've been very reasonable waiting for it.

Thank you for your time.

Kind regards,
Guido Jurriens

Hi and good morning,
Yesterday on my CHIP Next Thing Co. I download Sunvox, program for creating music. It runs with included raspberry pi executables without any problems. Today I dl it for Pine and tried to run but without any success. I am not so in Linux stuff (just regular user with lack of knowledge for programming) so I wonder is there a way to run this interesting program on Pine64 ?
Some one more experienced to help here ?
I am using Lenny's Debian Mate latest version release.
Regards,

Hi All

Has anyone successfully converted the STP files available for the Playbox case https://www.pine64.com/downloads (top of page) to STL?


I've tried with 3DSMax by removing each item until I'm left with one bit and then exporting that to STL. I have someone over at 3Dhubs.com attempting to print it but he reckons he needs to split the case...? Maybe because the images aren't laid flat?

I'm no expert with 3DMax not with 3D printers, perhaps someone could look at those files and create a working STL set until we receive our paid for cases?

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order #8163320
no HDMI Cable in shipment..........
whom do i advise about this?

I just noticed that alsactl triggers a kernel warning whenever I try to use it with the sunxi audiocodec modules loaded:

Did anyone manage to setup Apache2, php7 and mysql on the uBuntu release?

I seems to have issue in installing anything even 'vim'
, I was wondering if we can install 'tasksel' and choose the lamp setup from there but I cant install tasksel as well mention some files not found.
Igoogle always do an apt-get update and apt-get upgrade on new uBuntu.

And after a few reboot the microSD cant be booted.
Suddently it says cant load up ext as attached image.

Is there something im missing?
I have experience in setting up my LAMP on AWS but man this felt like many thing is not in place.

Hi,

I have downloaded debian base and xfce images from pine.pro and followed the 'getting started' linux instructions for dd'ing. Using either of these images to boot Pine64 causes the pwr LED to go out after about 2 seconds.

I have two 2GB boards which boot correctly with RemixOS or Android on SDcards provided by Pine64. Now I am using different SDcards for Debian but they are new Samsung EVO class 10 cards purchased from Newegg. I'll review the wiki about counterfeit cards though I think that is a dead end.

Other thoughts:

- MD5 good.
- e2fsck -nf good on ROOTFS.

# lsblk /dev/sdf
NAME   MAJ:MIN RM  SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
sdf      8:80   1 29.8G  0 disk 
├─sdf1   8:81   1   50M  0 part 
└─sdf2   8:82   1    3G  0 part

Thanks,

HenryD

PS. dd with bs=1m returns 'invalid number'. 1M worked. (From the 'Getting started' instructions.)