fixed

Well, I can't figure it out but has anyone got the screen wake up to work? My power button won't wake it up once the screen sleeps and i have no idea how to get the damned thing to wake up other than pull the power and restart it.

Edit: Power button turns the screen off, but not back on

I have the Pine64 with the touchscreen and I am using the LCD image. However, when I touch in a text entry field the keyboard doesn't come up. Anyone else have this issue? Is there a fix?

Hi guys, i've found some materials about sunxi c gpio controlling at these link:
http://docs.cubieboard.org/tutorials/com...on_lubuntu
http://linux-sunxi.org/GPIO#C.2FC.2B.2B_program.
When i try to run it return  me segmentation fault. Is a problem of my pine or isn't good for all pine64?

Attached Files

  gpio.tar (Size: 20 KB / Downloads: 635)

Hi,

Does someone know if this one might work?
http://www.honorbuy.com/120-original-xia...i-box.html

BR

//kjez

My Pine64 just arrived yesterday. The included SD card does not appear to have OpenHAB preloaded on it. Am I missing something? There were no notes indicating I can expect an additional SD card.

Let me preface this by saying I am a newbie so if I'm missing something easy here or my attempted solutions don't make sense, I apologize in advance.

I am trying to hook up a TP-Link TL-WN725N Wifi USB to my Pine64.  I attempted to download the driver I need but cannot run a `make all` on it.  It looks like the driver I need is rtl8188eu which I got here:

https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8188eu

Looking into the error I get:

"No rule to make target `modules'. Stop."

when trying to run make all it appears to be because i need to run 

"apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)" but this command won't work for Longsleep's custom Kernel build.

Perhaps I can try running "apt-get install linux-headers-generic"

I can see in the kernel drivers (/lib/modules/xxxx/kernel/net/wireless) on the OS there are many drivers installed, closes to what I need being rtl8187.

I have three ideas for solutions but am looking for some guidance/suggestions.

My ideas are:

1) get a wifi dongle that works with one of the installed drivers OR
2) try "apt-get install linux-headers-generic" and run "make all" again OR
3) compile the driver on a VM on my Mac and copy it over to the pine64 (I have no idea if that would work at all but though, why not try)

Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!

Jacob Carter

I just downloaded this image as I have 32GB SD card. I burned it on my Mac using the following

Anyone know if there is a USB Ethernet device that is supported by Pine64/Debian?  I am looking to setup a firewall/router with mine, and would like to have 2 actual ethernet ports as opposed to using one port and setting up VLANs.  Thanks....

Got the Pine64 (2 gig version) for my son to learn programming. Also got touch screen, camera, humidity control, wifi, bluetooth, light sensor. No idea of what he should build but wanted to be ready for almost anything. What OS would be good as a fairly easy OS to program with? And any ideas on what to build?

Thanks!