I got the Pine64 2GB and flashed Android 03032016 image and it's working great so far. 

For the push button, I connected it as a power button. When I push the button with android running, the display goes blank but the red light on the Pine64 stays on. So, it seems to continue to be at running state but no display. But I don't know how to bring back the display. If I unplug and plug back the power cable, it reboots just fine.  

Could anyone explain how the power button is supposed to work on Android?

1: Plug a network cable into the network port and the system pretty much hangs and reboots. (resolved this by reloading the current beta while having the network cable plugged in)
2: Remix OS pretty much hangs on anything. (After reloading, this seems to happen very little).
3. Obviously some Google Play applications just won't be compatible with this device or version. (Not shocking).
4. Downloads while being hardlined to network, are painfully slow.
5. Screensaver does not work.

Will update list as I find things. Feel free to post your issues too. Maybe we can form a large list.

Anyone else seeing these? is there a fix?

Can i use equipment from the Rasberry Pi 2?

Hi,

I recently received my Pine64 and successfully installed an Ubuntu image (longsleep xenial-pine64-bspkernel-20160403).
I can connect to Internet using the Ethernet connection.


How can I install the official Bluetooth/WiFi module?

Thanks for your help.

Hi everyone,


Just got my Pine64 512mb, plugged into monitor. Flashed Remix to 8GB MicroSD card. Plugged in powersupply. Unit boots, but then has a graphical glitch right after?

Tried multiple power sources and USB cables - can't be the HDMI as first screen is fine.

Images of the startup process:

I just ported RPi.GPIO python module for Pine A64/A64+.
You can download the package from https://github.com/swkim01/RPi.GPIO-PineA64.
Thank to joey for gpio pin information.
However, the event detect function was not operated yet.
I guess the kernel's gpio driver has to be modified to enable gpio interrupts.

I don't know if I am particularly unlucky but every version of Op system I have tried either dies or just doesn't do anything after sign on even after leaving fora bout 20 minutes.  I have the 2gb 64 bit Pine and have tried to date Debian - gives up ghost after initial load!, Ubuntu started to look good but when trying to load firefox and Thunderbird stated something wrong and tried to report without success, gave up after 20 minutes staring at the aport icon.

I used to run various flavours of Linux including Fedora, Ubuntu and Suse on Intel Pcs so am not frightened to dig in a try things but really don't know where to start.  Indeed ran my business on Linux for a number of years before transferring to Apple.

Can any one recommend a working Linux distro for the pine 64 2GB or do I give up and buy a Raspberry?

Hey so I got the Ubuntu image loaded. But it seems that when I go to certain sites the page won't load. Also I don't see any youtube videos playing with Midori Browser? Can I install google chrome? I try going to the page but it will just stay blank let me know thanks?

Hi All,
  I received my Pine64 2 Gig board as promised.  When I got it, I immediately took to getting it up and running, however, I was quickly stumped. 

First, the light was red, which usually indicates an error, I read up and found that it is just the color of the power light.

Second, I loaded Android on an SD card following the instructions, but when I plugged the board in nothing would appear on the screen. The red light was lit up, but it seemed like the thing was dead. Nothing showed on the screen. I tried Remix, but no difference. I began to suspect that I had a bad board. Tonight, the thought occurred to me, that maybe it wasn't the board. I plugged the board into my TV and found it was working just fine.  The problem was my HDMI to DVI computer monitor setup.  I believe the resolution of the board exceeded what my monitor could handle, and therefore just didn't display anything at all. I still have no idea how to dial back the resolution so my monitor will work, but that is a solvable problem. At least I know the board is good.

If you suspect your board is dead, try hooking it up to an HDMI TV input. 

Hope this helps others,

Wauna

I did all the instructions on the wiki to select the image file, format to normal and then burn. Although, part way through the burn it says error and stops. I have tried it multiple times

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