Hello,

These guys are doing SBC (single board computer) popularity surveys every year: http://hackerboards.com/2016-survey-of-o...endly-sbcs
Here are the results from the previous year: http://hackerboards.com/raspberry-pi-sta...bc-survey/

And this time the Pine64 board is also participating If you managed to already receive your board and like it so far, please don't forget to vote for it here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6DW7XC5

Hello folks,
I have one idea but I do not know if it can be done:
I have a tablet brand Prestigio PMP3270B.
It case is broken but still working 7" display and battery in good condition.
So my question is:

1. Can I use it display to connect to Pine64+ and/or what I need in order to make it fully functional on my upcoming Pine64+ ?
2. Can I use it battery to conenct to my Pine64+ also ?

Any suggestion is welcome.

Regards,

I have a 10 speed SD card 32gig.  I went to the Pine Wiki and tried to download the 32G version of remix.  That file appears to be larger than the usable space on a 32G card.  Should I therefor try the 16G version?  What is going on here, what good is a 32G memory card that is already filled with 32G of stuff?  Ofcourse I can download the file to my hard drive, though for some reason it isn't too thrilled with that process either.  Why is the image needed so big?  I thought android was an efficient OS?  If it is just mapping the card for 32 gigs worth, why is the file to do that so large?

I haven't installed software as an image file before, I guess I will google that to see what it means, but so far it seems like a far larger pain than the good old days of feeding in 12 floppies.  The file is slow to download, requires a 50 dollar program to uzip. is slow to unzip, and requires another program to burn the image.  Selling pre burned cards as raspberry did might have been ab additional income stream and saved a lot of time for the developers.

I am keeping in mind this is the Remix OS, not the Pine 64.  Have the hardware all ready to go, but the software is a pain.  And I haven't even run into the bugs phase yet.

One suggestion, use powered USB Hubs to connect external hard disks, if your external hard disk is USB powered of course...

I have a Seagate 1TB 2.5" external USB harddisk. It was very unreliable untill I used a powered USB hub, now I have no problem.

Same problem I had on the Raspberry Pi, same solution.

I am using xubuntu-xenial-mate-20160528-longsleep-pine64-8GB.
How to enable XDMCP remote connections on the Pine64? 

thanks!

I downloaded the ubuntu image from the downloads page for the pine64 (2gb ram version), and when I go to extract the iso file from the .rar download onto the sd card, I keep getting a error message, which basically says "the file 'xubuntu-xenial etc etc etc' is too large for the destination file system." I have absolutely no idea as to why I'm getting this message - I've re-formatted the sd card multiple times as a FAT32 file system, and as far as I know, the largest file size supported by that system is 4GB. The ubuntu iso is roughly 1.8gb, hence my confusion  .

I also haven't used any type of drive formatting program; I just right-clicked on the microSD card, hit format, and all of that jazz, so it could be that.
This may be some trivial fix that just slipped my mind, but any help is appreciated.

As a side note, when I try to open/mount the iso I get a message saying that it is corrupted and cannot be viewed, don't know if that has anything to do with this though.

How can i make my own android image for the LCD touch panel as i want to try to make a marshmallow image for the pine 64 for my own use

I have installed Xenial Xerus on my pine 64 and working great. But I have problem accessing my Western Digital network drive (2 tb of MY WDWorldbook). I can able to access the same drive via my windows share. I can see my Western Digital NAS drive and when I click it gave me error. Is there anyway I can access my NAS drive directly?

Thanks.

At this point, is it possible to cancel my order? I have yet to have been given a tracking number and it doesn't appear that anything has shipped yet, so I'd just like to terminate things. Is there anything I can do? 

Thanks, 
Sean

Hi everyone, not sure anyone's posted about this yet, so I just wanted to say I've had great success installing Android images to SD cards using Rufus, the utility recommended by Ubuntu for creating bootable USB drives.  Turns out it supports dd images, so no need to mess with Phoenix or actually run dd in linux.  FWIW, I was using Rufus on Windows 10 with my laptop's built-in SD card slot.

I first validated the cards using the tester recommended on the wiki (H2testw), then imaged them with Rufus.  Validation and imaging took a very long time, probably because I have a crappy SD writer, but as a result pine64 boots into Android as quickly as my phone.