Michael Larson has come out a series of video on the PineA64 Development Board and posted at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...fy_I6b5UJW   

The link is also posted on our wiki site under Other Resources in the Net  Section. Feel free to check it out.

Thanks Michael.

I successfully installed Android on my Pine64 (2gb) with a 32gb Sd card. My usb wifi module doesn't seem to be recognized, so i tried using the ethernet port with no luck i know my Computer is setup properly to share internet (Raspi) i just can't seem to get it going, any suggestions?

I just bought a  Samsung UHS-l microSDHC 16GB card.Will  the card work with the Pine64 2GB board?

I can't get past the boot screen (the one that says PINE A64).  I've tried reflashing the SD card from Phoenix with both Android and Remix OS several times, and have waited 30+ minutes; but it does not seem to want to boot.  A LED close to the power supply turns red.  I'm using a power supply that is rated for 2A and a regular USB cord.  I don't have any peripherals connected to the Pine.  Both the power supply and cord work fine with one of my Raspberry Pis.

I have the tricked-out version, the A+ with 2 GB of RAM.

Any ideas on what's going on?

Received my Pine64+ today. Been playing with it for 3hrs now.  All I get is a black screen, tried it on a monitor with HDMI-DVI and a TV. Nothing

Have tried 3 versions of the Android Lollipop and remix os. Been using a class 10 SD card and power cable from my Ras PI. Get the red light, but nothing else..

Think I should have gone with the PI 3, I'm sure I noticed my network cable light flickering earlier but then nothing..

Have left it for 10mins even 30 mins after a clean install..

Any other ideas guys..

BALLLS

So now my pine's arrived i would love to have an android powered music hub

something I could rip my CD's, play internet radio and music streaming 


guess with android the streaming bits are easy as for the rest! too the google and beyond

Got my board today! 

Got a question though, there is a jumper I don't recall seeing on most other photos for switching between 5v dc and battery power. What is its purpose other than the obvious and why was it needed?

http://imgur.com/a/JfSAU  pics of my board you will see the jumper left of the pinecone logo.

Anyone designing a 3D printable case for the Pine yet ?

So I now have 2 power supplies and 3 cables being delivered to my house tomorrow because I wrote the card, plugged everything in and got only a red power light.

After spending all that money I decided to test what the power supply was giving the board and it all looked perfectly normal. So I decided to read the boards and.. Oh wait.. There is a specific card writer (Phoenix Card) - Stupid me, I used Win32DiskImager

So if I'm not alone in this auto-pilot mode of doing what has worked for the Raspberry Pi (etc) then hopefully others shall find this post and realise it's the process you got wrong and the board is 'probably' working perfectly.

Found this switch in the bottom of the box, Shouldn't it be attached to the Pine ?