Does anyone have a working sys_config.fex? None of the ones in the downloads seems to be for the Pine64. Most are for the Allwinner dev boards. The closest one I have will come up to an Android command prompt but I can't get HDMI going.

I am trying to put together a working Android build and then I will push it up to www.gitlabs.com (not github, gitlabs accepts large repos).

Once we get a working build into git it will be possible for people to start fixing things. But without being able to rebuild the OS nobody can make any fixes.

I finally got to experience my Pine64+ yesterday with Android built in. Evrything works fine until I just can't download any apps in Google Play Store. Can somebody help me? Is it a bug or is it me just unplugging the usb cord whenever I've done using without properly turn it off?

Hi everyone, this is my first post and it is a question.

What is the schematics on this button?

https://shop.pine64.com/collections/acce...off-switch

I want a power button but this is to small for what I want so I need to know this ones internal workings. I am going to get a big user friendly thumb sized button to place on a wooden box.

I am trying some things from the RHEL Performance Tuning Guide on the Pine atm, especially interested in assigning IRQ to different CPUs (like mmc/sdcard and GbE for example) instead of having them all on CPU0, but also other things...

https://access.redhat.com/documentation/...ing_Guide/

So if someone has already tried different things I would be interested to hear about your results and experiences, or just start tweaking as well... maybe we can find some
tweaks that the Pine can benefit from...

OK - so I booted up one of my Pine64+ 2GB boards into Android Lollipop 5.1.1 for LCD touchpanel...

Wifi works - tick
Bluetooth starts - tick
Ethernet works - tick
LCD Panel+touch works - tick
Battery charges - tick
Battery powers pine - UNTICK!

What gives?

I watched its progress charging up an 8000 mAh battery - once charged I pulled the DC in out and it shut off!

Battery definitely connected to the 3 pin PH connector.  Obviously gets a charge through to the battery - why can't I power my pine with the battery?  What's the point in charging it if it won't power the board?  What am I doing wrong?

Hi all,

I've gotten the Pine64 media board up and running with the latest image and all seems to be working well aside from being unable to power on the device with the remote control and that Play store issue (though the work-around of trying to add the Google account gets me around that).  I've installed Kodi on it and it's an amazing app! 

I've got a USB drive connected to the Pine and am able to play all files with no issues.  However, I'd like to be able to add/delete files to the USB drive from my Windows machine - is that possible?  Meaning, can I get the USB drive that's connected to the Pine to show up as a network share on my Windows machine since they're all on the same network?  

I've looked online and found the app "Files drag and drop" but though it says it detects the Pine, A) it doesn't display a list of files on the drive, and B) even though I try to copy a test file, I get authentication errors.

Would anyone have any other suggestions?

Hello all,

I am quite a bit frustrated. Just received my Pine64 and began to study how to put it to work. Got two different MicroSD card (16GB and 64GB) and downloaded the images of Android OS and Remix OS. But when I went to burn the images, the things started to get out of the tracks.
In both cards, and using different OS, I was not able to burn any of the images until now (after two days trying). In all cases the error that occurs is related to the size of the image, that does not match with the size of the card. I searched for help on the web and I found that it is possible to shrink the image file. But I must confess that its not something simple for newbies and for windows users, that it's my case. 
Can anyone help me with this issue? 

Sincerely

Hbtr

I can't help but notice that Debian images get updated with desktop of choice and utility packages, while it seems Ubuntu users install their own. I will admit a preference for Ubuntu (I suspect there are some firmware/ drivers that play better with my USB equipment), and while I can add my own desktop and Gparted and all that, It would certainly be handy to have all of that pre-installed...

Hello!
This is the first test version of the manual writing in two languages. If you have any comments and suggestions please send them to me by e-mail blademoon@yandex.ru. 
I sincerely hope that it will help you.

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hello,
 i was doing some reading earlier today and found this site which generates sources lists for debian (also has a link to a site that does the same for ubuntu) and decided to post it for some who may find it useful.

https://debgen.simplylinux.ch/index.php

it work well for me.