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| cant get connected with remix |
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Posted by: pfunk237 - 07-20-2016, 06:48 PM - Forum: General Discussion on PINE A64(+)
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I got 2gb board with Remix (64gb SD) installed and have never been able to get internet (Ethernet)to work. I have tried with every version since day 1. under Ethernet settings it shows my current ip and dns and everything.
Any clues?
Also when i power down or reboot it doesn't recognize my mouse. I have to unplug it and replug it to see it.
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| Fan Question |
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Posted by: Bluphire - 07-20-2016, 05:14 PM - Forum: POT modules
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I tried searching before posting but search word must be at least 4 letters and "fan" is it 3. So please excuse me if this has been asked before. Thank you.
My question regarding the fan is, is there a way to have the fan come on only when the OS (Remix in my case) is running? For example, my fan will stay running as long as the pine is plugged into the wall, even with the OS shutdown. I do not want that.
Matt
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| Received wrong parts |
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Posted by: kedalion - 07-20-2016, 01:25 PM - Forum: Shipment Related Discussion
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Hey -
I received wrong parts in my order, but none of my emails to sales@pine64.com got any response for a week now. 
Anybody know what to do here? Is there another way to get in touch with them?
-Kedalion
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| [OUTDATED] Debian Jessie (4.7.0-rc1 Kernel) Images |
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Posted by: fire219 - 07-20-2016, 12:16 PM - Forum: Debian
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THE INFORMATION HERE IS EXTREMELY OUTDATED. THIS WAS A HACKY BUILD TO GET MAINLINE ON THE A64 BACK IN 2016. IN THE MODERN DAY, LOOK ELSEWHERE. THIS REMAINS SOLELY FOR LEGACY REASONS.
WARNING, dragons ahead! This thread and its contents are only suitable for advanced users and/or masochists!
After weeks of experimentation, I have managed to get this work into what I considered a presentable (though far from perfect; read on to find out more) state.
Based on lennyraposo's Debian Jessie headless image, I have built a new image, with a far newer kernel. As of currently, all of the standard Linux images use a kernel in the 3.10 family. This one is 4.7.0-rc1.
Limitations
As the development of mainline Linux for Allwinner devices (especially the A64) is far from complete, there are more than a few missing features here. Read the below chart for a breakdown of all present or missing features.
Basic functionality (boot, login, serial output): Working
Ethernet: Working
USB: Bottom USB port ONLY
HDMI: No output at all
Audio: No working
WiFi: Untested
Bluetooth: Untested
SD card I/O: Works, but is slow (~3MB/s)
If the above Christmas tree of color did not scare you off, then read on! If you want something that is fully functional, go for lennyraposo's standard Debian images or anything else!
Disclaimer:
Before you get to the download, let me make it clear one more time: this is highly experimental and likely unstable software! I, nor anyone else whose work is put into this, am not responsible for any damages that this image may inflict! Please don't come crying to me if flashing this image causes your Pine64 to explode, your house and car to be repossessed, or your significant other to leave you.
That being said, do please report any unexpected issues or discontinuities in functionality compared to the above chart. 
Download:
Primary download: Here
Flash as with any other image: Unzip archive, flash .img file to SD card with Win32DiskImager (or dd or your alternate tool of choice -- not PhoenixCard!), put card in Pine, apply power...
Login/password is debian/debian. Of course you will have to either use the serial UART, or find the IP of the Pine in the method of your choice and SSH in.
Thanks/Credits:
I did not build all the necessary tools and kernel modifications to create an image like this. I have a whole list of people, most far more skilled than I, whose work I built upon.
apritzel, longsleep, Icenowy, and everyone else in the linux-sunxi community: Tons of work on the Linux kernel as well as boot firmware of the Allwinner chips, without which nothing remotely resembling this would be possible.
lennyraposo: For the Debian Jessie image from which I built upon and ripped the rootfs from.
Friends in the Pine64 IRC network: Encouragement and suggestions when I got especially frustrated. (Btw, everyone reading this should check it out!  )
Anyone else I may have forgotten!
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| Variable Gigabit Ethernet speed? |
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Posted by: sheffield_nick - 07-20-2016, 10:18 AM - Forum: Debian
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(I've seen there are some older threads / bug reports about gigabit Ethernet running VERY slowly, but I think this might be a separate issue?)
I've got 5 PINE A64+ 2GB boards running Debian Jessie 8.5 base, kernel3.10.102-2-pine64-longsleep, connected to an otherwise empty 8-port gigabit switch. The speeds I'm getting with iperf are excellent  , but strangely variable.
Code: # Run server on board 1
iperf -s -V
# Run client for 100 seconds on board 2, connecting to board 1
iperf -c board1 -i 1 -t 100 -V
Between board A and B I can consistently get 828 Mbits/sec over long periods, but back the other way I only get 733 Mbits/sec. With pairs of the other boards I can consistently get 800+ Mbits/sec on some, but only 561/596/633 Mbits/sec on others. 
Do you think this is simply hardware variation? 47% range!
Thanks
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| CPU speed / governor=performance? |
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Posted by: sheffield_nick - 07-20-2016, 02:49 AM - Forum: Debian
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I'm using Debian Jessie 8.5 base, kernel3.10.102-2-pine64-longsleep on a PINE A64+ 2GB and noticed that the CPU clock speed is fixed at 1.152GHz and the governor=performance.
Is this temporary while final scaling settings are being worked out? I'd hope to use something like ondemand, to dynamically scale the clock speed as required, like with other ARM boards. This *appears* to work:
Code: echo ondemand | tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor >/dev/null
and my board dynamically scales between 480MHz and 1152MHz.
Also, are the 1200MHz and 1344MHz CPU speeds practical to use? mentioned in /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies
Thanks
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| waterproof aluminium enclosure... |
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Posted by: beh - 07-19-2016, 11:10 AM - Forum: Enclosures
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Received my aluminium enclosure today - and I'm a little puzzled, I would have thought that if I buy an enclosure specifically for the pine64, that it would at least have some obvious place to mount the pine64 - but the screw holes in the case do not match up with the screw holes in the pine64... ...and no other mounting equipment included, either...
:-(
Is this really "designed" this way, or am I missing something in the delivered package for the enclosure?
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| Change of address or cancelation of order. |
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Posted by: addeswe - 07-19-2016, 09:02 AM - Forum: Shipment Related Discussion
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Hi.
First off, I'm backer 27,630. I have not received my board yet. But that's secondary right now.
At May 29, I made another order for 2 x 2gb boards (order: 8163411). There, I've made a small typo in the address and I sent a mail to sales@pine64.com the same day with the correct address. After waiting for a reply. I resent the mail again at Jun 9. Yesterday I forwarded it to shipping@pine64.com.
If you guys can't fix this. Please cancel the order and repay me. I won't argue about the Kickstarter situation. That is ok and I'm happy to wait for it. But you guys not answering my mails. In 10 days, it will be a month without contact. This is not acceptable.
Andreas
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