32Gb micro SD with the following on it
android-ver5.1.1-20160711-pine64-phoenixCard

No errors when I burned it with ApplePi Baker

Both ribbon cables are connected in their appropriate sockets

Thin one goes to TP (pads down)
Larger one with 2 blue ends in DSI (pads down)
and to the ribbon cable connector.  I even flipped the connector just in case.

MicroSD is a Adata class10 64GB

Power supply is the one that came with the Pine64.

When I plug the power in I see a little bleep on the panel but that's it.   Is there a LED on the panel itself to see if there's connection?

Also the Pine works fine with Adroid 5.1 and HDMI 

Anybody can think of anything?

I'm running out of options.

   

   

   

While I am one of the people that has two 2GB boards with working GbE on longsleep's Linux kernel and dts, I tried the new Android release today with the same setup as my Debian images. For me GbE is still broken on Android. So I got two questions: Has the gmac overflow fix been applied as well as the dts rx/tx delay values we use for the Linux images? I tried to extract the dtbs from the current Android build, but still got some issues there...

Is anyone working on a cell service data connection board? Is there a compatible device out there already? Considering building a device for my car.

snmp is working for fine for network, cpu, and filesystem stats.has anyone had any luck getting the temperature readings via snmp so far?

At this time i don't have notice of my order.
When you ship it?
I paid a pine 64 for have my board after 15 july. 
At today i don't say noting.
Please, give me a notice, thanks


#8163039
Jun 18, 2016
Paid
Unfulfilled
$ 64.98

Hello,

I still haven't received my Pine64 nearly 4 months after it was shipped. My tracking number is RI894409080CN. I have sent several emails to shipping@pine64.com and support@pine64.com but received no reply.

Please let me know what I need to do now?

Thanks,
An

Hi,
I'm sorry, but I haven't found an easily retrievable answer to this question:
"What is the most feature-complete Linux Distro for the Pine64?"

Since my two Pines came w/o the SD cards and the WiFi/BT modules - possibly due to the atrocious packaging that was torn to shreds by the various carriers involved - I am currently limited to wired eth but other than that, I would like to get a Linux distro that is at least HW complete, i.e. supports all the Pine64 hardware.

I've seen a plethora of different versions from Slackware to openSuSE being available, but upon reading the release notes it seems that there is not a single HW complete release, or is there? Since I know Ubuntu, Slackware, Debian and even openSuSE, I don't mind, what Distro, but I would like to have accelerated 2D/3D on a working GUI and all the network and bluetooth functionality. (should I get a WiFi/BT module)

My aim is to set up a media center like environment that also doubles up as the livingroom PC (simple office, browsing and youtube)
Should there be a MAME support, I would gladly take that, too....

As far as I see it, openSuSE is Terminal only - no GUI. Ubuntu is Bluetooth broken and there are too many Debians to d/l and install them all...

Hi,

is there someone that downloaded some games from the play store and found problems to play them with the air mouse or keyboard?
I downloaded Fast and Furious and Flight simulator, but both cannot recognize my inputs to continue starting the game after the first home screen.
Waiting for your help.
Thank you 

Regards

Hi mates,

I need an help to understand how to connect the camera and LCD cable to the board connectors, is there any video tutorial?
How should i have to release the connector and then put in the flat cable?
Thank you in advance
Regards

Hi fellow backers!

I'm not quick to post something like this, but I really need to get this off my chest.

What the -bleep- is wrong with this project? What is wrong with Pine64?
Reading thru the threads there is a pattern emerging:

From a successful Kickstarter fundraiser (yes, I'm calling it that, by now ), it turned into something very doubtful.
It's awfully quiet from Pine64 themselves on how they are trying to solve the mess and that is never a good sign.

A quick resume: 
- successful backing: 1.7 mln; 
- late development of board; 
- late development add-ons like zwave; 
- completely overwhelmed logistics staff resulting in wrong or late deliveries; 
- wrong charges to credit cards; 
- issues with shippers because of regulations for shipping dangerous goods like lithium polymer batteries (duhh); 
- wrong ABS mold and thus: more delays; 
- incomplete and buggy software.

And to top this off the continuous whining of Pine64 staff about their email backlog, backer complaints and complete silence in the last month. 
Well...what a surprise that people are starting to lose confidence in this project and even become aggressive.

Myself, I'm still waiting on the battery, the enclosure and the Z-wave component AND I'm dealing with a double charge on my credit card by Pine64.
As I live on the other side of this planet, I'm not likely to come by the Pine64 office and have a quick word with their CEO on how to go about these things, but even I could teach them a few tricks on customer satisfaction, project management, R&D and shipping.

Nice, guys, nice. Now, where is your reassuring plan of action?