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After repeated attempts I have been unable to create an SD card for my PINE64

Pheonix card gives some weird error, So tried WindiskImager it fails.... Pulling my hair out. 

Using Windows 10 PCs

FYI I have been able to create bootable cards for multiple Pi's, PCDuino's and others without a problem

hi all .

i usually use hard disk as root .
i think   hard disk is more tough than sd card  and the space of it is over 250GB or more .

for example banana pi M1 , root is /dev/sda1

For some reason my pine is booting to the following:

press enter for maintenance
(or type Control-D to continue):

I am using "xubuntu-xenial-mate-20160528-longsleep-pine64-8GB "

I thought that maybe it could be a runlevel problem, but I cannot find /etc/inittab  and I tried using init 2, but it does not work.

I also tried fsck -y , but the system is mounted, and I dont dont know what I can and cannot unmount :/

Please help. I dont want to reconfigure the whole system again :/

I bought Pine64 because the manufacturer had promised support for 4K Ultra HD. I ask, where is it?

i made hand made enclosure .

i use alminium cap ( for example drink's alminium cap  )  over copper heat sink
for radiating heat .





wood is easy to treat , and I hole acryl plate by small drill for metal and then bigger drill for metall .

if all plates are made by wood , the cost is cheaper ,
but the upper plate should be made by acryl plate at the point of it's beautifulness .

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regards

I received my 2gb board and using linux xenial image and working great. But how do I verify that my board is 2gb or 2gb?  When I click on about my computer, I am not getting anything. 

Also, my package came without on off switch. So If I want to add on off switch, How do I add?

Thanks

hi,
i have a Razberry (http://razberry.z-wave.me)

Update:
What I did so far:
It should be accessible under /dev/ttyS2
I add the tty and dialout grp (don't sure which one was right) to the ubuntu user.

UPDATE2:
and it is working

I am going to buy a wireless mouse to use it with the PINE running Android.
I actually have a wired mouse connected to it.
Are wireless mouses supported?