The description of the lithium battery states that it ships internationally for IoT, Media Box, and Playbox packages.

Is this limited to a single battery or is it possible to order several batteries with a single playbox package ?

Android and Linux BSP 1.2 (2016-113) is available for download through torrent.
The total size for the Tarball is 22.6GB.
Due to the large file size, the Tarball is being split in to 6part.
2 Torrent, each will have 3part of the Tarball.


The torrent file can be download at http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/Pine_A64_Software_Release#Linux_BSP_Related

Readme.txt
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PineA64 Linux SDK Filename: a64-1.2-20160113.tar

md5sum: 5c50e7e54a7c9b9c919bb54a1e631647

SDK Version: exdroid-5.1.1_r13-a64-v1.2


Total Filesize: 22.6GB

To concat the splited files,

In linux/Unix,
cat a64-1.2-20160113.tar.* > a64-1.2-20160113.tar

In windows,
Can use HJ-Split to join the files
http://www.hjsplit.org/

To Extract the file after joined,
tar -zxvf a64-1.2-20160113.tar
[url=http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/Pine_A64_Software_Release#Linux_BSP_Related][/url]

hello, are you guys working on a javascript library to control the GPIO or it will be the same as the raspberry pi ?

I Havant got mine yet (its on its way hopefully, my kickstarter pledge said "March").
However, i'd love to get a heads up with my project.
Is there a decent ARM Emulator out there that works with windows, so I can start creating an OS on an SD card.

VirtualBox and VMWare doesn't have Processor emulation.

I know QEMU does, but that seems to have some weird Voodoo and it feels like I spend more time figuring out how to use it or start a VM - than I do actually using it.  I'm sure its good if you have a PHD in rocket science, but I don't.
any help or hints would be great.

If I need to build a Linux VM, then use that to build the OS for Pine64, then I'll do that instead.
(there seems to be a lot of stuff about creating ARM QEMU, but all the instructions are about building it under Linux - the forums seem to be riddled with fan-boys who aren't very "window users" friendly and start getting cocky when you mention "can I do this under windows"). 

I'm in Canada and cannot get the battery shipped to me and there's seems to be lots of confusion on which batteries will work.   Can we get a list of compatible batteries with links so we can order them easily? Ebay links would be great  .

Another question does the AC to DC PSU actually charge the battery as well?

Hi,

Was wondering if order would be shipped (to Australia) via door-to-door style courier, or if it would end up in Australia Posts' system? This impacts the delivery address I will use (parcel locker or direct to business).

Thanks.

I was wondering if I would be able to use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse with the wifi/bluetooth module? Would keyboards with built in mouse trackpads work?

I'm looking for contact to German users. Beginner Since I am still one could possibly help so mutually.

Hello, I am wondering what should I buy: an Orange Pi PC for $15 or PINE A64+ for $29.

What I know up to now is that the Orange Pi PC is generally cheaper and can do almost all things the PINE can do. Also if I order it now it will come within 15 to 25 days, while the PINE A64+ will come near May. I want to use it for a desktop computer. Not for a main one, just to be able to have 2-3 tabs open and some basic stuff.


The problem is I don't have experience with something more powerful than a Raspberry Pi Zero, which sadly cannot hold more than 1 tab open, but is brilliant for projects. That is why I am asking people who have experience with both SoC, or have more knowledge than me about them to advice me what should I buy. There remains a possibility for me to buy first an Orange Pi PC and later PINE A64+.

Thank you in advance!!!

I didn't get a good second look at it. Is there a connector attached to the wires or will I need to attach one? Thanks