Hello All,

I see this list of ports available on the pine64, but I'm a bit unsure if one of these supports rs232. I'm sure rs232 would be supported but I'd just like some confirmation.

http://wiki.pine64.org/images/d/da/Pine64_Connector.JPG

Thanks,
sean

Hi all, 
I'm from Europe (Italy) and I'd like to know from other european users:
1) which courier was used to deliver the product to you (DHL, UPS, national post service...)
2) are there duties or fees? (shippings start from USA for us)

Thaks in advance

Hi!

I had a quick look at what I assume is the datasheet for the Wifi/BT chip/module that is then mounted onto the Pine64 "breakout board" type module.
I found it on the Pine64 Wiki so I assume that's what it is; https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0cEs0l...9kRDQ/view


There are two pins on the actual IC that caught my interest;
"WLAN to wake-up HOST" (13) and "Bluetooth device to wake-up HOST" (7).

Are those pins be reachable and somehow relevant/useful when connected to the Pine64?
In other words:
would we be able to power up the Pine 64 by sending a simple Wake-On-Wifi package or BT equivalent?

(I'm not sure if there are any smartphone apps easily available that lets us send a Wifi/BT host wakeup "magic package" though)

Being able to boot up the Pine64 that way would be pretty neat, since it could be as simple as a "shortcut" on your smartphone.

http://wiki.pine64.org/images/7/7d/Pine6...nector.png


please update the wiki this. It would be nice even if then equal to the type specified in the slots.

Hi guys,

As you may know, I have recently received a PINE64 1GB board where I run ubuntu 16.04 xenial and one of the reason for which I wanted to own a PINE64 was to run a Tor relay.

If you are interested on running a Tor relay too, you can find instructions on my last blog post:

http://blog.antani.co/pine64-tor-relay/

Please let me know if anything is missing or could be improved.

I thought we'd get a 48 hour warning per lockdown, as we did with feb/early bird, did I miss the warning for march?

Would it be possible to use the PINE64/2GB unit as a NVR to record images off IP cameras and add a 1 TB USB HDD (keeping the OS on the SD card) ? 

if so, what would be the best OS to use for it

thanks

My serial cable no longer works. It used to work.

I connect it to the Euler connector,

Quote:TX: pin 29
RX: pin 30
GND: pin 34

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt...0&p=712216
was wondering if this project could be done with a pine instead?

Hi there,

Have you guys thought about creating something similar to Raspberry PI Compute Module?
The idea is that Pine64 is a nice board for prototyping, but it's kind of tricky to embed it into final device. It'd be awesome to have a separate "compute module" with only processor, memory and flash memory (or microSD socket). 

Best,
Dzmitry