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| What connector type is this? |
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Posted by: wahdooyah - 04-25-2016, 08:52 AM - Forum: LCD and Touch Panel
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I dug through my junk electronics bin and have found two LCD screens that I believe are fully functional and I was hoping might use DSI connectors. Sadly they don't, but they look very similar, just larger ribbons/connectors.
Can anyone identify this ribbon type, and is it possible to adapt this for the Pine64 somehow? Maybe with a converter or something? Thanks in advance.
![[Image: bdA_DA43eEJCOCzXfcPPW2KkhydcxQ3uZrFcZKOO...0-h2114-no]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/bdA_DA43eEJCOCzXfcPPW2KkhydcxQ3uZrFcZKOOW90SMM1cClx3kv6lgv1jePTv12GXqfPrT90mKHvFgEwsMfSdUwFzOtU6wSffOZcDQLdK6BWiNw1qnNMDcpbxRUa4eCoDrQyLQtNU-TKD0cA2T3GhwAsXlN35pPfoGFDRtAAQylC_3_2R2B_kb3CzX3Lss5ZTBlwezvwuPGx2URV-iLLODgereprywXn0Gs6uNyPLqFowJmHYVauVd5_kUqvBFPB7bElRMRY31609qtUtMGUV9kdQGaq-U9TyDBZprE6nMKFSA0T2nwua0ULeckvsiN_X3HzC6kglWdqa3Wopkld8Hj24KWjmOhOwhGKDQIKbVnStcTdOU0gpaNR55PG87xLTs-hcbiNKBXF73oxdORXRRUEREuRi73KKdG0IPHftY-SQNNRAl4g0NvijK3kjjHZLfmvpuCZ1GcsP-SNACpRoXxm4IE6QbSSMTHpI4R7_21GFc1NWEW_-g0kW1RtOCV2gCgMYzztMi4thb7DjJzH2e1hZ6d0L120W-Ypm0s1k1gznCpbvmE_4I2e0qbt_xS5cQQ=w1190-h2114-no)
I'm not sure if this is helpful, I can't make much sense of it, but it is the spec sheet for one of the screens: http://www.datasheetspdf.com/datasheet/A080SN01-V9.html
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| Can I use RaspBerry Pi Modules with the Pine? |
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Posted by: shivamvahia - 04-25-2016, 06:30 AM - Forum: Getting Started
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I have a Pine64+ with 2GB RAM and am a newbie. I did buy th WiFi Module but now I regret not doing so with the Camera.
Do other RaspBerry Pi Modules available in on Amazon work with Pine?
And if I may ask further, can other components like Proximity and Ambient Sensors also work?
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| Dell U2515H (Max Resolution?) |
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Posted by: jonnybleu - 04-25-2016, 02:06 AM - Forum: General Discussion on PINE A64(+)
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Hello,
I have a Dell U2515H (2560x1440 native res). Will I be able to get this resolution on Ubuntu Core or Remix OS on the Pine64 or will it max out at 1980x1080?
Am hoping to find something that can run at native max resolution so I can benefit from the larger workspace.
Thanks
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| Midori suddenly crashing with bookmark errors |
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Posted by: hukuzatuna - 04-25-2016, 12:00 AM - Forum: Ubuntu
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Midori has been running rock solid for me for a few weeks (since I got Ubuntu and started using it on my A64). Today, it suddenly started crashing. I get a pop-up dialog box that says "Bookmarks couldn't be loaded: Failed to get row disk I/O error," and, "The history couldn't be loaded: Failed to get row disk IO/error." Running midori -d gives me
Code: (midori4:20864): libsoup-WARNING **: failed to execute query: disk I/O error
(midori4:20864): libsoup-WARNING **: Failed to execute query: disk I/O error
(midori4:20864): libsoup-WARNING **: Failed to execute query: disk I/O error
** (midori4:20864): ERROR **: tabby.vala:657: Failed to get row disk I/O error
Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)
In order to try to resolve this, I've uninstalled Midori and removed all the Midori support directories by hand: /home/ubuntu/.cache/midori, /home/ubuntu/.config/midori, and /usr/share/midori. Then I reinstalled Midori from the repo, but I'm still seeing this behavior.
Firefox crashes immediately as noted on another thread, so I'm essentially browserless on the PineA64 right now. Any helpful suggestions on where to go next?
Cheers,
Phil
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| verifying we're an ARMv8? |
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Posted by: faddah - 04-24-2016, 01:00 PM - Forum: POT modules
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hi,
probably a dumb question, but just wanted to verify that per the hardware section on the CPU of the wiki, as well as the ARM description of their Cortex-A53 chip, that it is, indeed, and ARMv8 processor?
i ask because certain things you can compile ask which version of ARM you're compiling for — v6, v7, or v8?
thanks in advance.
best,
— faddah
portland, oregon, u.s.a.
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