I am running Ubuntu on the PINE. How can I set up a static IP?

So I have a 64gb card, brand new. It passed the "counterfeit" test apps, I run the Phoenix program to install the appropriate Remix image, it COMPLETES the burn, only when I exit the program, the card shows it's still empty. Popping the card into the Pine64 board doesn't bring up the splash screen or anything (because card is "blank").

I haven't gotten around to getting another card or smaller capacity image to try. Any suggestions at this point? I fully admit to being a complete newb. Thanks in advance.

I finally managed to burn the Android Image after 2 days of trying.

Now when I turn on I get a squared white pattern which covers over with white, the screen then goes black and it does the same again, then the screen just stays white!

I am using the HDMI to VGA adaptor, is there a problem with my monitor not being able to handle the resolution.

Pine 64+
Verbatim 64gig Micro SD

Regards
Graham

I have used Serviio as a media server at home for my movies and music for many years now, and prefer it to PLEX. 
Has anyone thought of or tried using the following ideas:

Android: Using the Serviio Media Browser App along side MPlayer to stream media from an Internal or External Network

Ubuntu: Using the web server capability of Serviio to stream content through the Web Browser or other uPnP application?

When I receive my Pine64+ 2GB I will be trying this. I have seen some threads about the GPU not being utilised properly yet to run this sort of thing smoothly? Am I correct in thinking this?

Thanks 

James

I can open the Google Play store but if I click anything, it shuts down back to the Android desktop.  No error message at all.  Any fix for this or just wait for next Android release?

I'd like to run the Pine64 as a headless Linux server - no GUI and no additional software.  Really just a barebones system and then slowly add the packages I need.

What distros can I load for a headless server?

tllim,

Will the next android build contain the fix to the Ethernet drivers that the linux builds have had for some time? To enable gigabit?

As the subject states, I'm looking for a way to disable mouse acceleration in Android 5.1.1. I was able to change the overall cursor speed, but the acceleration is driving me crazy. Hoping someone has an answer. Thanks in advance!

I have the 512mb Pine64.  I've installed the ubuntu image from the FAQ page.  I am in a constant logon-crash-reboot cycle. I try to access the crash reports, but it reboots to login screen overtime.  Any suggestions on how to debug this cycle?