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Posted by: rahlquist - 05-06-2016, 06:11 AM - Forum: DC Power In
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Hoping we can get a mod to sticky this eventually. Has anyone tested any 3rd party batteries on the Pine? If so can we get the dirty details here so others know what may work if they order one?
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| 32bit OS, possible? |
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Posted by: paulh77 - 05-06-2016, 01:12 AM - Forum: Linux on Pine A64(+)
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Is there any way of running a 32bit version of linux (preferably Debian) on the Pine64?
I got my board a week ago and have realised that there's a lot of software lacking on the arm64 front (Plex Media Server, webmin), that I want to use.
My plan was to switch my Raspberry Pi 2 B+ (Media server, web server, file server) for the Pine64 for the extra power and Gigabit lan; without the ability to run the Plex Media Server I can't do any of this.
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| Anyone near Gravesend, Kent, UK need help ? |
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Posted by: frewind - 05-05-2016, 11:47 PM - Forum: Getting Started
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Hi All,
I've been pine user now for a little while and I've been through all of the all the "aaaaahhhhhh" moments, and I've built up a little bit "and I mean a little bit" of know how on the device. It occurred to me that if people are having issues with the Pine's I may be able to help...
The important bit's are....
I have a know working power supplier.
I have a few know working SD card with boot images.
I have a working display with the right HDMI cables.
I have a serial port setup for monitoring the boot from the EXP UART port
I have working 1GB Eithernet.
and I'll have a power monitor set up tomorrow.
With this lot I can test DOA issues people are having...
I guess we could also start the Kent User Group....
Let me know if your near me a need a little help....
Dazz
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| Long-sleep image vs Pine64 image |
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Posted by: jl_678 - 05-05-2016, 08:51 PM - Forum: Ubuntu
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Hi,
My Pine just arrived and I am excited to get up and running. As I perusing the Wiki, I noticed that the Pine64 folks have posted the Ubuntu image linked below. Their image is based on @longsleep's, and I have three questions about this.
#1 Do we know if the Pine image is based on the newest Longsleep release?
#2 Is the Pine64 image different from Longsleep's outside of the obvious package differences?
#3 Is there any else I should consider before choosing one image over the other?
Thank you!
http://files.pine64.org/os/ubuntu/xubunt...64-8GB.zip
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