Hi,
I recently moved over to the Ubuntu image after longsleep stopped supporting the Arch version. However, I'm now getting very slow boot times of up to 5 minutes, and the issue seems to be with the wifi driver:

Hello,

I got problem with using my lbp 6020 printer. I used the 32bit drivers as amr64 drivers are not available. Everything went Ok, but when try to print a test page or any other, the printer shows "Filter Failed" error and it does not print. Have someone encountered this? 

this is the output of lpstat -t
scheduler is running
no system default destination
device for LBP6020: ccp://localhost:59687
device for PinePrint: usb://Canon/LBP6020?serial=0000A2E6M8c3
LBP6020 accepting requests since Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:31:30 PM UTC
PinePrint accepting requests since Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:28:09 PM UTC
printer LBP6020 disabled since Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:31:30 PM UTC -
Filter failed
printer PinePrint is idle.  enabled since Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:28:09 PM UTC
PinePrint-12            unknown           1024   Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:28:00 PM UTC
LBP6020-13              unknown           1024   Wed 15 Jun 2016 07:31:27 PM UTC

as I checked /etc/init.d/ccpd status I got no numbers as i installed it on Ubuntu I got two numbers which meant that it was operating correctly..

I was just browsing the schematics for the Pine from the Wiki. On page 15 of the schematic where the connections for the WIFI/BT module are made, there is a direct connection between VCC-WIFI (the module supply) and VBAT-EXT (the external battery voltage after the current sensing shunt). What is the reason for that, couldn't that cause trouble in some setups?

Hi guys, 

So finally after a order two chargers off of Amazon and rewriting my SD card about ten times I have successfully booted Remix OS. My concern is that it is very slow and crashes a fair amount. They only way I've managed to boot it is by download and using the Remix V2.0 designed for 8bg on a 64g SD card. I was wondering if this will be contributing to the slow performance?

Thanks,

Josh

I got the kit that included the touchscreen and a few other things I am not even sure what they are don't have the case yet which I know is on the way, does anyone have photos of how to install the touch screen correctly? I would like to use it for the first time with that, or do I need to attach it to a monitor and keyboard before I can setup the touch screen? I've not turned my pine64 on yet : was hoping the OS was already on the mini SD but from the look of the forum here I may need to make a boot card.

Logic dictates this is possible, but thought I'd throw a quick question about it....

I have Remix OS 2.0 up and running....can I get another SD card and install, say a linux img on it and swap it out at any time?

Thanks
Fitz

I have / had pine 64+ 1gb board and it was working great with Ubuntu.

I accidentally connected my spare battery (i didn't check and it was 7V) to battery terminal and I saw big spark and power went off. Now, when I try to power on my board, it turns ON (I can see the power red light) but without a sd card. Once i see the power lights On, I insert my sd card, power light gets turns off and nothing on screen. And If I turn on my board with sd card inserted, it wont turn on, No power light.

So did I toast my board? if yes then why it still turn on without a sd card inserted and turns off when sd card inserted?

Any idea.

Thanks

Background:

I bought two 2GB boards with wifi module.

My intention was that one of those boards would replace my Raspberry PI running OpenElec as my media center. I have Kodi and Netflix installed from the play store. My main issue preventing the move is a better control mechanism than a wireless mouse.

So, like others here I would like to get the android remote working. The problem others have reported with that is that the remote doesn't pick up the pine as an android tv. To me, that says that something running on a "real" android tv isn't running on our current android builds. Searching for what that was eventually led me to:

Android Player Binaries

The binaries from Google in that table include 'Remote'. Sounds promising...

Downloading and extracting it gives me three apk files. The one I'm most interested in is AtvRemoteService.apk. I copied all three into my system apps directory of the mounted sd card. I also copied the libiperf.so file into a lib directory.

After booting, the Android TV Remote now detects PINE64 as a TV on my network.  I click connect, and my phone prompts for a 4 digit code, which is displayed on my TV. Unfortunately, that's when things go wrong. After I enter the code AtvRemoteService crashes. 

Those of you with programming experience will probably realise my error. The .so file I mentioned will be a compiled binary targeting a specific cpu architecture. The nexus player it was for is not a 64bit arm processor, so it isn't going to work on the pine. Fortunately, I've been able to track down that library down as iperf. The down side is that nearly all my programming experience is in the Windows world.

The following commands are as far as I've gone in building iperf for the pine on my ubuntu 14.04 box.

Board I got is faulty somehow.
I tried every single image, tried phynix, winimage, DD on linux every single way on multiple SD cards (2GB, 4GB, up to 16 and even 32GB - more than 10 different SD cards) 

No luck at all...

Sometimes I can see for bries second starting up logo (penguin with moving txt on screen) then dissapears and nothing else. Even red light goes down.

I have enough  of "fun" and I would like to replace board with the working one or return for full refund.

I've send email to support but no answer at all...

I understand guys are busy but if success of the board is too much for you to handle maybe its time to find someone that would do that for you.

Hi got my pine board and am trying at the moment to find an image of Remix OS that will unzip properly on my Mac and load onto the SD card i have. While i am waiting I was wondering if this was the best OS for the total newbie or would anyone out there have other suggestions? Hope I'm not shouting into an empty room.