Is it possible to connect the pine64 with hdmi to a hd tv? I want to use remix os

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: 711)

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....