So I have an HP L2335 1920x1200 monitor with DVI, and used a DVI to HDMI cable. A Raspberry Pi works fine with it, but the Pine A64 will not. The screen pops in and out of power save mode.

I switched it to an old Coby TFTV4026 40" LCD TV monitor which provides known-bad EDID information, and it did very well with the Android image booting, but it overscans due to the bad EDID information.

Questions:

Does anyone want to help me debug why the L2335 fails?  Should I report a bug? What do you need to know?

Can you adjust the overscan region and resolution of the Android image?

I was looking around for accessories for the Pine 64 and I was hoping to get some cheap accessories. Does anyone know if Raspberry Pi and Arduino accessories are compatible comparable with Pine 64(+)

Here are some accessories i'm looking into:
http://www.neosecsolutions.com//products...8&cPath=17

http://www.miniinthebox.com/temperature-...rm=2.3.5.0

http://www.miniinthebox.com/electronics-...rm=2.2.1.0

Just noticed the 'old' thread about Debian with images and infos is all gone? What happend?

Did the company come up with a solution to cancel/change orders for this?

I was backer number 44, and still nothing because of the screw ups with this case.

Thanks.

Is it possible to connect the pine to a computer the same way you do a phone or tablet? I really need to try to root the Android image that way. None of the root apk's working.

Hey, 

Was wondering if Fedora has been tried on pine64 with any luck by some of the lucky few to have received their board already. 

If not I'm assuming it's theoretically possible,  yes? 

I currently run Fedora as both my workstation and home computer and would like to bring it to the pine in about to receive once shipping is organised on their end.

Hi,

I'm trying to load the Xbox controller driver that I compiled through packer, but I'm having trouble getting it to run because /dev/uinput is missing. I know the uinput module has been part of the kernel for some time now, so it isn't just a case of running 'modprobe uinput'.

Does anyone have a way of getting this to work?

Hi,

I have 64+ with 2GB, and I did noticed that every time I power cycle the board Ethernet is getting a different MAC address, anyone noticed the same?

I normally do MAC reservation and assign fixed IP to all devices I have home, but with this one every time I setup the reservation with MAC, next boot it kept using the old dynamic IP with new MAC address, this is first time I see a device like that.

I am using Arch Linux Image with XFCE4 Base, no HDMI output like most. I am sure it is the same board, same CPU.

[alarm@alarm ~]$ uname -a
Linux alarm 3.10.65-2-pine64-longsleep #39 SMP PREEMPT Fri Mar 4 21:55:14 CET 2016 aarch64 GNU/Linux
[alarm@alarm ~]$ cat /proc/cpuinfo 
Processor : AArch64 Processor rev 4 (aarch64)
processor : 0
processor : 1
processor : 2
processor : 3
Features : fp asimd aes pmull sha1 sha2 crc32 
CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture: AArch64
CPU variant : 0x0
CPU part : 0xd03
CPU revision : 4

[alarm@alarm ~]$ cat /proc/meminfo 
MemTotal:        1002164 kB
MemFree:          815492 kB
Buffers:           10392 kB
Cached:            73076 kB

Hi, I connected my pine via an ethernet cable. I have a 100mb/s connection but I only get like 3.5mb/s seconds at best on my pine. I tried multiple speedtest but I always get a really slow connection, I even used multiple ethernet cable to be sure it wasn't one that was defective but it didn't worked. I tried a speedtest with my phone over Wi-Fi and with my laptop with the cable and I always got 100, even a little bit more. Am I the only one with this problem and my pine may be defective?

I have had 2 weeks to play with my 2gb Pine64, but could not get it to boot completely even once. I changed OS to burn with (Linux & Windows 10), beefed up the power supply, and unplugged every extra peripheral. Here's what finally worked:

1. Downloaded the current Android image (Pine A64 Android Lollipop Image Rev 2016012)
   
2. Used WinRAR to decompress the archive (I believe this was the big change - was using 7Zip)
   
3. Used Allwinner PhoenixCard Bootable SD-Card Creator to format and burn the image (Larson's video was helpful)
   
4. Inserted into the Pine64 and powered on with only power and HDMI plugged in.