Since OTA is only for non rooted, is there going to be a better way to upgrade rooted android without doing a fresh image install everytime?

As everyone knows, the gigabit Ethernet port does not work on the 2gig boards running Android and Remix OS.  I have the WiFi card, that came with my pledge, installed, and it is OK for browsing the internet but not for a serious media player device.

Who is in charge of getting this to work??  Is there anyone steering the ship?

Cant get the lcd pannel to work, it powers up, get blueish background color, with lines.  The touch fonctionality works, I can see it interacting but the display is totally wrong.  Any clues?

I have made 2 attempts so far. Both have been spaced far apart from each other. Both have been given plenty of time to respond. I read in another post that the playbox enclosure will be shipping at the end of this month. So that question is answered. But I still need to know about my battery that was suppose to be shipped separately and the item that was missing from the open envelope that was shipped to me. Tried posting in another thread and didn't get any response from there either(deleted it since there hasn't been any response for weeks and I started this one). Figured I should start another and see what happens.

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Since the current image comes with the Beta version, does anyone know how to keep the installation up to date?
How can I install the latest nightly builds?

It seems that there are different ways of achieving this that depend on how you installed openhab.
So I guess the question is also, how was openhab installed on the official image? Manually? Via apt?

Thanks

I support a Torque cluster at work and was looking to create a sandbox to test some ideas of my own.

It looks like Torque on Ubuntu could be a winner, following these instructions:

https://jabriffa.wordpress.com/2015/02/1...14-04-lts/

update: the head node set up procedure worked perfectly on ubuntu xenial but needed to use real IP in /etc/hosts rather than 127.0.1.1

https://jabriffa.wordpress.com/2015/03/2...14-04-lts/

I also took a stab at Son of Grid Engine on Ubuntu and the gridengine-* packages on Debian.

For Son of Grid Engine, sge-common installed, but I could only find amd64 package for the binaries.

For gridengine-* on Debian, I ran into a similar problem that only armhf binaries were available, so I tried this:

dpkg --add-architecture armhf

but the binaries still would not install due to unresolvable dependency errors.

Hello,

I recently got my pine64 and I'm quite happy with it.
I installed the Xenial Ubuntu and I intend to use it for light Machine Learning projects so I can keep it running, learning and predicting and I just fetch the information when I need them...

However, I'm having trouble installing Tensorflow ( https://www.tensorflow.org/versions/r0.9...stallation ) with the following error:

While looking at the latest Android images, I found a handy XML file that contains mappings from Android audio configs to actual mixer settings (Alsamixer...).
This should help a lot in how to configure audiopaths for different tasks:

Hi!

I have broken my PineA64 ; several try and error mistakes with the Euler-vin pin and the battery pin has fried the pine64. Whenever i plug it in using the usb cable the processor get hotter and hotter and no red lights turns on. Shame of 2GB board! Anyway, my question is this; What have i fried ? What component is broken? The only thing i can assure is that current reaches the a64 chip because it gets hot boiling in seconds.

Is there any part i can save? I still own the lcd, i suppouse that i could use it for another project, might be?

Hi all, having a great time with my pine64. But my MLB at bat app wont run bcause it says it can't verify my location.  Anyone Else have this problem or know of a work a round?
Thanks 
Brad Hansen