So I'm a bit disappointed by this. Hoping this is a software/kernel issue that will be fixed later on and not a manufacturing issue. I've installed the latest version of Ubuntu that is available from @longsleep.

Hi if you live in other country than US. and you don't received your package I have a solution other than register in the USPS website :
Go on https://www.aftership.com/ and click on "Track", the tracking service will be detected automatically. For example my tracking number wasn't for USPS but for China EMS so go try it.

Have a nice day


Cookeys

I am running Android, is there a way to change the Resolution of the output? I have a monitor connected but it cuts off parts of the screen and the monitor does not have a scale function. I tried another and it works fine but is it also a newer monitor, just looking to see if I can use the older one or not.

Here is something that I am currently working on now:




Working images coming soon.

Any chance we can get the up to date 2GB rev B schematic? 

Thanks!

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.

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?

What about the pine store?
i couldn't find any link for it.

Hello,

I've finally got my Pine 64 and I'm making a media center to watch Netflix, BBC iPlayer, etc... 
But the analogue sound output quality is low, it sounds a metallic and has no lows.
I noticed it both while I'm streaming and also playing .mp4 files. Also the output level is quite low, I need to crack up my mixer gain to see a few 'bars of gain' on the VU.

Is anyone experiencing the same? Is there a tip of how to fix it? 


Thanks in advance