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First time boot woes - pharris430 - 07-06-2016 Yes, I'm sure this has been covered, though I can't seem to find relevant info based on what I'm experiencing. I am trying to get my pine to start up, using only those components that shipped with it (1gb unit, lcd screen, 64 gb micro sd with android). I cabled lcd screen based on a guess, plugged in the pine (using the supplied power supply) and get.....nothing. The red led lights up, but no display. Here's a pic of how I have it set up. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9uLV0wayKq-MWI5cDVIRHlNMHM What have i done wrong? RE: First time boot woes - Ghost - 07-06-2016 (07-06-2016, 11:34 AM)pharris430 Wrote: Yes, I'm sure this has been covered, though I can't seem to find relevant info based on what I'm experiencing. I am trying to get my pine to start up, using only those components that shipped with it (1gb unit, lcd screen, 64 gb micro sd with android). I cabled lcd screen based on a guess, plugged in the pine (using the supplied power supply) and get.....nothing. The red led lights up, but no display. LCD cable could be wrong way up, or the board could have shipped with the HDMI image of the OS. This has happened before, as I recall. The LCD touchscreen requires a different OS image to the HDMI version. RE: First time boot woes - pharris430 - 07-07-2016 yup, it's the hdmi version of android only. Boots up fine with an hdmi tv. Now I need to invest in a couple of micro sd cards for a new android and unix install. |