I am new to linux and i am trying to make a disk image of the setup that i have like the ones that are on the pine64 wiki page. I am trying to dd my microsd card and output that as a .img file. However, although it outputs a .img file it doesn't seem to work even if i write that to another microsd card.

It looks like the PINE64 can now run Windows IoT core according to the Wiki entry at https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdks/...-csharp.md

Anyone gonna give this a shot?

So I have been attempting to create multiple lxd containers that willl each serve small services on my network:
yunohost, cups, pihole, whatever my heart desires...

This has been pretty easy - all of that is actually easy to get going. I just haven't been able to get them going together - on separate static ips.
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The problem is that I cannot figure out how to staticly assign ips to each of the services.

What I want is for each service - inside its own lxc container - to be persistently static on my home LAN.

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I have tried all the tutorials about lxc and have basically lost my mind.

I tried bridging - but I basically don't know what is going on with that

One of the most obvious solutions - which worked on Debian Jessie but I can't get to work on ubuntu is to create
fake ethernet interfaces - like eth0:0 and assign each staticly. (Unfortunately lxd hasn't worked for me on debian - so this isn't a soltion for me....)

I can't get persistent fake eth0:0 interfaces on ubuntu ... part of the problem is in xenial they somewhat changed their /etc/network/interfaces setup - now /etc/network/interfaces.d/ is where devices are configured... and I can't find good information on how to add entries - adding files in interfaces.d creates an interface - but it doesn't work for long....


Any help would be much appreciated.

The Pine A64 already passed the Windows 10 Azure IoT certification: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/docume...gurations/

For the Pine A64 Windoiws IoT installation process, please refer to https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdks/...-csharp.md

For the Pine A64 Window IoT code, please download from Pine64 file server: http://files.pine64.org/os/win10-iot/Win...Pine64.ffu

Please use this thread for Win 10 IoT discussion: http://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=1939

The Pine A64 already passed the Windows 10 Azure IoT certification: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/docume...gurations/

For the Pine A64 Windoiws IoT installation process, please refer to https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-sdks/...-csharp.md

For the Pine A64 Window IoT code, please download from Pine64 file server: http://files.pine64.org/os/win10-iot/Win...Pine64.ffu

For developer that interest on the Pine A64 Windows IoT SDK, please stays tune. We will release the UEFI source code and Win10 BSP SDK package in few weeks time

I've extracted the un-rooted DD image for 8GB SD card, and there is no IMG file to burn to the SD card. What am I doing wrong?!?

Thanks (complete noob)

I took an experimental stage3 tarball for arm64 (http://distfiles.gentoo.org/experimental/arm64/) and integrated that with longsleep's simple-image to get a working solution. For the actual installation I just plugged the card into a cardreader and used the normal Ubuntu image to bootstrap the system. Following the Gentoo installation handbook works just like normal, just skip the parts about building a kernel / installing a bootloader of course... so if you want to try running Gentoo on the Pine, feel free to play with this test image:

http://itsdave.co.uk/pine64/Gentoo/gentoo-pine64-20160804.img.gz  md5sum: 2F049A4C2C16A3AF827E5A43C6C46DEB

Upload fixed, thanks to ItsDave for hosting the file!

I upgraded the packages of the stage 3 tarball and rebuilt most packages on the live system afterwards, added longsleep's platform scripts and corekeeper is already running in the background. So far I didn't hit any obstacles with installing / compiling packages for ARM64...

A dhcp client and a sshd are listening on eth0 and the default user/pw is 'gentoo/gentoo' , root password is also 'gentoo' so you might want to change that :-)

Of course this all comes with no warranty for anything whatsoever, but if you have a need for Gentoo, you probably already know what you are doing.

There will be no official support for this image, but feel free to ask questions and suggest additions to the base image!

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2016-08-07 Update 1: If you run out of RAM while building larger projects (especially C++ ), try setting MAKEOPTS="-j3" instead of -j5

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2017-01-15 Update 2: As shaggy013 pointed out, there are actually autobuilds for arm64 stage3 tarballs : http://ftp.halifax.rwth-aachen.de/gentoo...ge3-arm64/

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Please share if anybody is planning to use Pine64 to do UFO and/or wild animals observations.

I attached simple Microsoft's "LifeCam Cinema" USB webcam and installed ZoneMinder ... and it works quite good. Maybe not perfect (no 30 FPS @ 720p) but still ok.

Encouraged by that I have ordered few days ago 1920*1080p 30fps H.264 hd CMOS AR0330 2.8-12mm varifocal manual zoom mini usb camera module with Audio for machinary equipment.

With new camera I am planning to watch my street and compare image quality to current USB web cam. Later I will point new camera on the sky and try to do motion detection on flying birds. How to catch objects as small as flying plane? - I don't know .

First of all -- loving the work done with the Debian image!!

I have installed my image on 64G SD card. When I look at the disk usage, the drive is setup for 7.5G and I am using 4.something G of the space.
Are there instructions to expand the drive to the full capacity?

Thank you!

Mike

Is it possible to run 14.04 on Pine if so can I get a guide how?