I received my package in the past week and just now getting to mess with it. I bought the official pine 64 clear case but i didn't get any screws or the posts to connect the two pieces together....is this normal? If so can someone point me in the direction to get the necessary hardware...if not how do we notify them that there are parts missing?

Got my pine64 2GB 3 days ago: so far so good !

I installed/updated the latest longsleep Archlinux system with Xfce4.
Only snafu so far is the Chromium problem reported in this forum.

My goal is to use the pine64 as a file server to my home network.
Installed samba via pacman, configured the smb.conf file and was up and running.

With the help of the friendly folks at altdrive.com I was able to install
the altdrive Java-based backup service, including its GUI client.

I will give this setup a little time to settle, and then will swap out my old trusty i386-based server.

I download source code from here (http://www.cnx-software.com/2015/12/10/a...urce-code/)

I download android_A64_A5.1_V1.0.tar.gz and android_prebuilts_A64_A5.1_V1.0.tar.gz file. 

And I unzip these files and compile those on unbuntu 14.04 LTS

I type these commands.

A64_AOSP$source build/envsetup.sh
A64_AOSP$lunch                             // < -----I choose [aosp_arm64-eng]
A64_AOSP$make -j4

Then ... it's compile start .. but  occurs some error messages that


[6~make: *** No rule to make target `hardware/aw/widevine/widevine_L/Android.mk'.  Stop.]

Have any body compile it successful ? or Any help is appreciated.

Thanks ~

I am mostly interested in programming under ARM64 in Linux, so I am starting this thread here.

I want to gather peoples interests in different programming languages and the current state of them under ARM64. This includes the programming language itself, and the libraries. I am doing that because ARM64 is very new platform. And PINE64 is basically first generally available computer with ARM64. Previous ones were very expensive, so anything other than few languages needed to run some basic functions (C, C++, Python, Bash, Perl and PHP to run maybe a web server), was not really tested or easy to port without access to cheap hardware by developers.

This is both for my amusement, for showing the state of the platform, and maybe as a guide for other people what can be done with Pine.

Let me divide support into 3 categories or classes. If somebody have some experience about these languages/libraries under Pine64 or other ARM64 board, or under other systems (MacOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD) under normal PC (x86, amd64), and want to add something to the list, by testing it under PINE64, please post comments below.

1st class support (compilers and most libraries fully available upstream, and packaged into all major Linux distributions, works out of the box, and there is no major obstacles to use fully the language). This will also include most of the interpreted languages, with working interpreter. But remember that even interpreted languages often interact with C, C++ and host systems in many libraries (i.e. PHP libraries are often written in C, same with Python)

• C (gcc and clang compilers)
  
• C++ (gcc and clang compilers)
  
• Go (gcgo compiler)
  
• PHP
  
• Python 2.x and 3.x
  
• Perl 5
  
• Ruby
  
• JavaScript, Node.js - under V8, Chromium and Firefox
  
• Unix shell scripting like Bash, ZSH, KSH, etc.
  
• Erlang and Elixir (no HiPE support for aarch64, just arm and other archs, but interpreter works. LLVM backend in the works).
  
• Scheme (multiple implementations works just fine. not tested native code compilers)
  
• Java using OpenJDK environment (Tested OpenJRE9, but it older should work too, including OpenJDK too)
  
• Ada (tested gnat-6 6.1.1)
  
• Haskell (tested Glagow Haskell Compiler 7.10.3 with -fllvm backend)
  
• OCaml (tested ocaml 4.02.3)
  
• Fortran (tested gfortran-5 5.3.1)
  
• Forth (tested gforth 0.7.3)
  

• Rust - compiler should work (LLVM based), but core libraries are not yet ready
  
• D 2.x (gdc compiler, ldc compiler maybe) - gdc compiler almost works, phobos almost ready
  
• Groovy
  
• Elm
  
• Kotlin
  
• C#, F#, etc under Mono virtual machine and its compilers
  
• Haskell
  
• OCaml
  
• OpenCL
  
• Clojure
  
• Swift
  
• Objective-C
  
• PyPy
  
• Lua, and LuaJIT
  
• Lisp, ie. Common Lisp
  
• Scala
  
• Dart
  
• Fortran (i.e. gfortran
  
• Ada (i.e. gnat)
  
• Jython
  
• Octave
  
• R
  
• Nemerle
  
• Pascal (i.e. Gnu Pascal)
  
• Vala
  

• Eiffel
  
• Visual Basic
  
• Fortress
  
• Delphi
  
• Maple
  
• Matlab
  
• Mathematica
  
• Sawzall
  
• Oberon
  
• Escher
  
• Factor
  

Pine64 2gb with the wifi module and power supply. Everything Boots up perfectly fine and seems to work great with both Remix OS and Android 5.1; however, when I try to add my google account I get a message that says it cant connect to google services. I've tried on wifi and on ethernet with the same results. Additionally, when I open chrome, many websites will not load.  So far I have only been able to connect to facebook, pine64's homepage, and youtube (which will only let me play videos if I request the desktop page).  Exact same issues with android 5.1 and Remix OS. I've tried formatting and rewriting the image file multiple time. Any help is appreciated.

I hope this is the place for it...

I got my 2GB Pine64 a couple of weeks ago and one of the components, the Wifi/Bluetooth connector was damaged in shipping.

Pine runs fine. Love playing around with the sbc.

 Also I have emailed support@pine64.com and through the web contact form and haven't gotten anything back from anyone yet. 

Attached is picture of the damaged module. http://imgur.com/a2cdbeM

I ordered a camera and the wifi+Bt addon at backerkit , but was surprised by the absence of camera in the package. I tried contacting backerkit and support@pine64 but have gotten no response whatsoever . Is there anything else i can try to resolve this ?

Last week I received my Pine64 with 2GB RAM. My journey has been very smooth with this product. I installed Debian following the instructions on the site. Installation was surprisingly easy with zero problems. I then ported my application that I built for Raspberry Pi and again I had no trouble finding all dependencies and compiling my application (C++). Another nice experience. 
I then connected my Z-Wave USB Z-Stick, tested my iOS app, my sensors, etc. and again everything worked fine in the first shot.

A couple of hours after I opened the package, I have everything running on the new Pine64. My home-grown home automation solution is now powered by Pine64. 

Good job and thanks so much to everyone involved in the hardware and software development of this product. The acrylic case looks as good as the one on the site. Yay!

I've tried Android, Debian, and RemixOS and Youtube videos are unwatchable even at 720p. 

I checked the temps they were at 80c+, I thought maybe it's throttling it due to high temps so I installed 2 heat sinks and a fan. That lowered it to 50-60c but lag is still there.

Anyone is able to run Youtube videos smoothly?

Pine 64 1GB
32gb Samsung Pro SDHC card 90mb/s read 80mb/s write
Apple 12w 2.4A adapter
Dell 1080p monitor

can we get KODI , XBMC for Pine 64 2GB?