I was wondering about operating temperature, idle temperature, and upper and lower limits of the pine. Has anyone done any testing on this?

I'd like to use mine as a media server, but if it runs too hot on idle, the place that I'd like to put it may not be wise. 

Honestly, this is probably all in the faq, but it at least gives me an excuse to interact with the community.

This area is so empty. #maketechnologygreatagain

hello, I have a tv with hdmi input ( only 720p ressolution ), I have connected an android tablet with hdmi output and a nintendo wiiu and I can see them in my tv with 720p 60 Hz  ressolution option. I have a pine64 with android and I can't see it in my tv ( I have changed the ressolution setting to 720p 60 hz in the pine64's android display menu hdmi output), can anyone help me?
Thanks

It's almost the end of March and I chose the February early bird 1GB option.

I added the following modules on Backerkit:
- Bluetooth + WiFi module
- RTC battery
- Camera module

However, I have not received a shipping tracking number yet. This is very disappointing. What is the point of the early bird option?

The Raspberry Pi 3 is about to be/is released with many of the same features as the Pine 64. On top of that, the Pine 64 is more than double the size of the Raspberry Pi with a board that is too thin, causing warping. It looks and feels "cheap". The board could have been laid out better with additional layers and, thus, thickness with components on both sides, reducing board size. The main selling point to me is that Raspberry Pi doesn't (yet) run Android. Other than that, they are not dissimilar enough to choose the pine 64 over the Pi.

If I had known about the Pi 3 when I found out about the Pine 64, I wouldn't have backed the pine 64.

Anyone else feel disappointed?

For those of you interested...yes, it works. Well...mostly. Wifi not so much, but the rest of it looks pretty good! This is the 1GB variant, which seems ok, but I'm guessing the 2GB will be the sweet-spot for good performance.

I'm running the most recent Ubuntu Xenial image by longsleep. I'm just playing around with all the ports, and I see on the Euler bus, there is a pin for EAROUT_N. I assumed that was for headphones, so I wanted to try sending audio to that. I enabled the universe repository and got mplayer installed, and it seems to be playing the audio file I am testing with, but I get no audio out of my headphones. I have the Pine connected to a monitor without speakers, so I don't get any audio through the HDMI, though I assume that's where the audio is being sent to. I found some documents that said I can use amixer to switch to analog audio, but I can't figure out if what I am providing to it is even valid information. Has anyone got audio coming out of their headphone jack in this build of Ubuntu yet? I've never been good with the audio side of things in Linux.

Check out this video tutorial on how to create bootable SD-Card courtesy of Michael Larson.

http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/Pine_A6...ther_Tools

I've ordered the $59 package and I'm pretty sure that I ordered the case that will fit the LCD and the LCD when I did the survey.  For some reasons I cannot track that.  All I see under my pledge is the following




$59







The PINE A64+ IoT Package
You will get the PINE A64 1GB unit along with 8GB MicroSD Pre-Loaded with openHAB software, 802.11N Wifi + Bluetooth 4.0 Module, Z-Wave Plus IO Card, PINE64 Power Supply, and the PINE64 Enclosure. You can upgrade to a 2GB model later for $10.
(Light Assembly Required)
Ships anywhere in the world
Estimated delivery: Apr 2016



Where can I actually look and see if that purchase went through? I don't think it has went through my credit card either.   If that's the case where is the link to order extra stuff?

Hello all,
    I was wondering if anyone knows if the Pine has ACPI , and any form of sleep or hibernation (be it S1-4) to be able to be woken quickly?

Thanks