I received the remote control with my Pine 64 shipment. Remote control box had an IR receiver taped on the outside of the box and that was it. Not even a hand drawn schematic explaining how to hook it up.

Which pin is GND? Which pin is VCC?

Has anybody hooked it up?

Could you please post a picture or diagram?

Thanx.

Title says it all.

Is Remix OS rooted?
Is it possible to root it (steps)?

Thanks in advance

Hi guys,

The title pretty much describes my situation that I am currently in. I don't know what to do and have been looking online for a while now and I can't seem to figure out the cause of my problem. Has anyone tried to use the edimax wifi dongle on their Pine64 yet and if so did you get it to work?

Looks like I am just gonna throw this in the drawer for awhile and continue using Raspberry pis until something solid is released. I have the 2 gig board and really havent gotten anything done with it. Remix constantly crashes. Hoping for time to really get some solid OS options out there

i powering up the pine 64 2gb and nothing in the screen  . i tried different screen and cables and none of them getting singles
i Installed the software like he did in the video and noting happening when i turn it on 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjJ62s5D...e=youtu.be

i powering up the pine 64 2gb and nothing in the screen  . i tried different screen and cables and none of them getting singles
i Installed the software like he did in the video and noting happening when i turn it on 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjJ62s5D...e=youtu.be

I initially purchased the pine64 thinking I could plug my external harddrive into it and watch movies that are saved there.  Unfortunately, I discovered that the pine will not recognize the harddrive.  It made some clicking sounds but that was about it.  I love the pine so far as a computer for my living room but I would love to be able to solve this movie watching problem.  Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions they might offer.

I have an old Multia.  As commonly happens to them, it overheated.  I kept the old system thinking that it's case would make a nice enclosure for something.  Then, SBCs started coming out.  I thought when a cheaper SBC with a 64bit RISC processor came out, that would be good fit.

Multias are DEC Alpha based systems.  The do not have a BIOS, but SRM and ARC firmware.  UEFI and the command line EFI shell seem to have come from it's design.  It is where I really started using Linux, first RedHat (not EL) version 6 then Gentoo.  Alpha's typically used OSF/1 (Digital UNIX) or OpenVMS.

When I read this article: The Pine A64 is about to become the cheapest ARM 64-bit platform to run Docker and looked into FEL, I thought, here is my what belongs in the old Multia.

So, my thought is to treat the Pine 64+ (2Gig) as the base of a home-brew like system using another SBC, maybe a Pi0, for FEL, to act as it's SRM (boot loader and shell).  I have an old Radio Shack keyboard that would be fun to wire through an Atmel AVR as a keyboard controller.  And to reflect it's OSF/1 heritage, run FreeBSD on it.  It will need other support like MAX232 to connect Pine's TTL serial to the RS-232 port.

Hi all,

Just got the board yesterday and flashed android-ver5.1.1-20160303-pine64-8GB to my A64+ 2GB.

Everything works fine but the OS can't find WiFi/BT module, any idea?

I check a demo video, and can confirm the installation of the module is right.

Hee Guys,

Is it possible  to make a usb cabled printer wirelles using the Pine? For example, connect the printer to the usb on the pine and make a network on the pine?
I would like to print wireless, just like you can do at a Apple Time Capsule