running Ubuntu

In order to start working with midi signals, I follow this guide
http://tedfelix.com/linux/linux-midi.html

Under the title: Installing a Low Latency Kernel
I need to change the kernel config file:

A number of people have reported getting a 'script not found' error when trying to use PhoenixCard. This is because you are trying to burn an image that is not compatible with the PhoenixCard application (i.e. a 'dd' image).

On the Software/Image Download section of the Pine64 wiki, there are many images available, but only the images specifically labelled so are burnable with PhoenixCard.

The images labelled as being a 'DD image' are of a fixed size (typically 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB) and are intended for burning via the dd command in a terminal, with Win32DiskImager, or with Rufus or similar software (such as ApplePi Baker or Etcher on a Mac).

See also this similar thread.

Hello,

My tracking is https://track.aftership.com/RI068189945CN
But I mistakenly put the wrong address.

I think it is still at China Post, any way to resend it back to me?

regards,

Victor

Hi all,

I'm trying to burn a bootable SD for my Pine, but Phoenixcard AND etcher are not able to burn the image to the SD. I don't have a clue where I'm missing something, but it's starting to get anoying  .

Best regards,
Mischa

I'm using the latest Debian Mate image from https://www.pine64.pro/downloads/, and my TV is unfortunately cropping a bit off the edge of the entire screen. Even more unfortunately, the display settings on the TV do not include an option that fixes it (just a few that make it worse).

When I had this problem with my RPi, I went into raspi-config and set the overscan value and it was fixed right away. I've now spent a few hours trying to scour the internet for a solution to this, all to no avail. Most seem to suggest using xrandr, but that doesn't appear to be an option either (unless I'm missing something), since it gives me this output, and won't let me set any properties for the monitor:

Well, I use Andoid 20160303 build with Kodi on old 64Gb card. Today I received new 16Gb UHS-I card. I would like to copy everything to new card. What can be an easiest way to do it?

Hi Guys

Yesterday, I received my Pine 2GB (yay ).

Yesterday, I wasted around 4 hours trying to burn the newest Android image via PhoenixCard (not yay ).

No matter what I did, no matter how I formatted the card beforehand, no matter what order I tried the steps in; error at some point in the write process. Tried two different cards (both known good cards, both Sandisk Ultras), one 32GB that I use in a GoPro and one 16GB that I bought for the Pine. I also tried using a USB Micro adaptor, and also a dedicated card reader.

After 4 hours, I gave up. All the more frustrating because about a month ago, I successfully wrote an earlier Android image to the same card. The only reason I deleted that image was to update to the newest version.

No problem, I thought. Today I'll write the DD image with Win32 Disk Imager instead! Duly downloaded and unzipped. Opened Win32 Disk Imager and got the attached error message. Also tried Rufus with a similar error.

Please help.

   

Has anyone had success using the Alfa AWUSO36NH or any other wifi antenna that supports monitor mode and packet injection for use with Kali / Airmon-ng

this is my tracking number: RI894407954CN

can someone explain to me what is going on?

(if i look at this:

https://track.aftership.com/RI894407954CN
it says that my package is on hold for more than a month.)

if i look at the more update:
http://track-chinapost.com/

it gives:

Parcel No.RI894407954CN tracking result
2016-04-02 02:21:47.0 parcel center received
2016-04-02 04:14:17.0 parcel center customs scan
2016-04-02 04:29:52.0 leaving parcel center ，next station Shenzhen center
2016-04-02 04:56:05.0 Shenzhen Transit Station export security scan
2016-04-02 13:48:27.0 Shenzhen Transit Station export customs scan (domestic transit )
2016-04-03 14:23:34.0 Guangzhou Transit Station export security scan
2016-04-03 15:00:44.0 Guangzhou Transit Station export customs cleared
2016-04-04 11:13:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-04 11:45:53.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-04-10 14:32:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-10 17:02:24.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-04-12 14:33:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-12 14:50:30.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-04-14 13:45:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-14 14:44:10.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-04-16 11:38:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-16 13:06:55.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-04-17 14:33:00.0 arrive Guangzhou Airport
2016-04-17 14:36:52.0 leaving Guangzhou Airport going to next airport/seaport
2016-05-24 11:04:44.0 Guangzhou Transit Station import customs scan ,remark (rejected )

Hey All. I'm Pete- in upstate NY.

I just stumbled upon the existence of Pine 64 SBC last night while watching some YouTube videos about a Raspberry Pi project I am interested in. Needless to say, after I saw Android running on the Pine in a video or two, I was sold. This has been a Holy Grail for the Raspberry Pi for a while, so far nothing has been really that great as far as results. I have been using the Pi for a few years, and am a fan- but the elusive Netflix over the Pi, and now Amazon and HBO GO, has kept it from being the "all in one" device I have wanted it to be.

I am hoping that being able to run Android on the Pine will make this device that "all in one."

I also have ended up having multiple Raspberry Pi's that were "leftover" once a new version came out, which has made me use them for all different kinds of stuff. I am big into audio projects, and build my own speakers and amplifiers, and have used my old Pi devices to be headless audio servers, controlled by phones / tablets, and have tinkered with a couple Hi-Fi audio Pi hats.

Just wanted to say hey and introduce myself and hope that once my Pine comes I can be a useful part of this community. Love what I have seen of the device and what it promises to do!

Catch you all on the flipside.

Pete