How do I SSH into my Pine? I have made sure openssh was installed (although I ran the commands and it was already installed) and checked the status to make sure it was running and listening on port 22. I haven't made a new account on the machine, only changed the password. I have tried to SSH from my phone and it doesn't work, and using the terminal on a computer, I get the error of "xxx.xx.xx.x port 22: Connection refused". Please let me know if there's a way to fix this, thanks!

I am running the jessie image of Debian.

Hey guys,

I just installed Remix OS on my Pine 64 and am experiencing extreme slowness. Every click takes several minutes to process. For example opening chrome takes almost 5 whole minutes and I've never been able to do anything after that. It just freezes up.  I'm not sure why I'm having this issue as everyone else seems to not be having trouble.

I used Win32 to burn the image because Phoneix was giving me a "Script not found error" that I couldn't fix. The card is a Sandisk 64gb with a claimed 80mb/s transfer speed. 

Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone!
I also bought me this amazing product.
I would like to make a nas with freenas and I would like to know who is more experienced, how can I do.
freenas can be installed on 64-bit architectures arm but do not know the steps to do ...
can someone help me?

This is a common problem with Allwinner H3 devices that are connected to a DVI monitor using a HDMI-to-DVI cable or HDMI-to-DVI adapter on Android and Linux (Ubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Debian, etc.).

In other devices, we run the "h3disp" command from Armbian h3disp to tell the system to do special things to allow HDMI-to-DVI displays to work.  The relevant option is "-d" which enables some kind of magical HDMI-to-DVI adapter enablement.

I've confirmed that my own PINE64 system won't work with HDMI-to-DVI cable, so I have successfully remotely logged into it from the network, so I'm assured that the device and software are not faulty.

What's the equivalent of "h3disp" to enable HDMI-to-DVI adapters?  I don't want to replace my (almost) perfectly good DVI monitors just because of this.  Raspberry Pi works without any modifications, while Orange Pi One and Orange Pi PC all work fine when they're told how to use HDMI-to-DVI adapters using h3disp.  What do I need to do in order to make PINE64 work in this situation?

Thanks in advance.  Maybe it's a fex file modification?  I'm not sure.

Hi,

Any help would be appreciated. I already have one pine 64 1GB board that I have working just fine. It was a demo board that I received and gave a talk on at the local linux users group. The 1GB board boots just fine to the Andriod 5.1.1 image.

I received my new Pine64 2GB board and tried booting it with the same known good working image and it does not boot. This is on a Samsung 32GB microSD card.

Any help would be appreciated.

So excited to get my pine in the mail today. My first impressions were not great. There were no directions or anything inside the packaging. I went to the kickstarter to look at what orientation the wifi card needed to be placed. I'm at a complete loss on how to attach the temp/humidity sensor though. Can anyone explain how this gets connected? I almost feel like i'm missing a cable they forgot to ship with it.

Hello forum.

Is anyone else hearing a high pitched pulsing sound from their pine? I suspect coil whine, which is annoying, but can't really be much done about. But if that is true, there should be more people experiencing the same thing.

I've been using the longsleep ubuntu build and working on trying to use it as a gateway between two networks among other things. managed to get iptables up and running, got my static routing and DNS caching working. But I went to add sub interfaces to the eth0 port, and have run into a problem of not having the 8021q kernel module. Sadly its been several years since i've recompiled a kernel, and i see all the repos in the wiki and these forums but not sure i know what packages to install to recompile the kernel to add in VLAN support.

Has anyone else done that?

Is there a 'recompile pine64 kernel for dummies' thread that i'm missing?

Thanks for any pointers.

EDIT:
Never mind... I managed to completely miss the post by longsleep.

I bought a LCD display module justnow
I want to know if the debian-mate-jessie-lenny.raposo image support lcd display or not?
Thanks

Well my pine 64 finally arrived.

No case but that can totally wait, got the wifi adapter as well. Overall pretty happy. Board looks pretty slick, bigger than i was expecting. 

Turns out my pc and card reader don't like that phoenix software for burning images to the micro sd cards. And then my card reader would not support my 64gb micro sd card (pain in the ***). But i found a spare 8gb micro sd.

Used another program, win 32 disk image thingey. Got the rooted android 5.1.1 on it. Had kodi downloaded before on a spare flash drive.

Fired it in the thing, plugged in, it booted up. Android ran pretty not bad, its slower than i was expecting, but i have faith in future updates we got some nice hardware acceleration and some tweaking and were totally golden.

So i installed kodi and ran the fusion addon installed, been watching supernatural for hours. Hard to do a reboot at one point, the screen was jerking around like up and down, even out of kodi, i presume i found a little glitch there.

But overall. I have seen so many people complain about the board, so i thought i should say something nice. It took a little while to arrive. So what ive had kickstarters take over a year before. The software is in no way polished. It will come dont worry. Hopefully it brings my plastic case too , but it suits my needs. Its replacing the amazon fire tv stick. Which runs like dog **** with kodi.

So overall, love it. And it can only get better : thanks guys, good job.