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1. Pine A64 MIPI DSI mainline

   Mac_Ha replied to Learnincurve's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   @Gavinb would this also work on the original Pine64 with the LCD from the kickstarter?

2. Pine A64 MIPI DSI mainline

   Mac_Ha replied to Learnincurve's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   Hi @anuj, I've managed to have LCD working with the 'ARMBIAN 5.83 stable Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS 3.10.107-pine64' image. Seems that's the very last image where LCD with touch (original from Pine's Kickstarter campaign) still works. I think this is the download link: https://dl.armbian.com/_old/pine64/archive/Armbian_5.83_Pine64_Ubuntu_xenial_default_3.10.107_desktop.7z

3. LCD no longer works in Armbian 5.83 Pine64

   Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Common issues / peer to peer technical support

   Thank you, @Serge_K but seems what discussed there are a bit above of my understanding level! I'm no linux developer, always used only the 'ready-made' images.. Any hope all these will make the way to armbian image anytime soon?

4. LCD no longer works in Armbian 5.83 Pine64

   Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Common issues / peer to peer technical support

   @Serge_K Could you provide some more details, where to find the 'Jagan Teki patch series'? I'm still struggling to make this Pine64 kickstarter's boards work with their own LCD.. Thank you in advance.

5. LCD no longer works in Armbian 5.83 Pine64

   Mac_Ha posted a topic in Common issues / peer to peer technical support

   I’m using the Pine64 2GB Kickstarter’s board with the official LCD, running Armbian 5.25 Pine64 Debian (Jessie) 3.10.104 image. Everything works fine, display in terminal only and touch screen with the desktop. Now I would like to upgrade to the latest stable Armbian version (which on download page is 5.83). However now I can’t enable the LCD, although the download page says: It was a couple years back, I don’t remember exactly, but seems that was the same way I’ve used to enable the screen in old 5.25 Armbian. I’m no Linux kernel developer, but searching through the forum on th

6. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

   Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   @Xalius, taking you on the offer: how do I get a bluetooth keyboard paired and connected at boot, so I can use it to login? I got this keyboard paired under Debian 8 for Pine64 (longsleep's image), and connected under GUI, with some quirks. But still have no idea how to get it connected without GUI - I'm mostly a Windows person, not very much experienced in Linux. Would very much appreciate your advise that will spare me long trips to uncle Google :-) Thank you in advance

7. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

   Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   Just want to report that the image is indeed working! The problems was not only the quality of the microSD card, but also the quality of the power supply! I've connected a fully charged LiPo battery to the Pine, and it booted OK. Connected the LCD, enabled both LCD and touch screen, everything's working too. Now I need to find out how to have my Bluetooth keyboard connected and working before the login, so I don't have to use the USB keyboard.. But that's for another thread, I think?.. Anyway, thanks a lot for you help, @Igor and @tkaiser, my experience here is much better than i

8. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

   Changing keyboard language for mac. Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   Oh, sorry, I've missed that 'with touch'!! And I agree, the Pine64 forum is not very helpful, to say the least. Have to admit that the though of touch still not being supported was from there! Anyway, will have to find another *good* microSD - not an easy task where I am now!

9. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

   Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

   Yes, I'm aware of that, so currently the Pine is without the LCD. Once I'm sure it can boot Armbian, then I'll connect the LCD. BTW, do you know if/when the touch screen will be supported too?

10. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

    Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

    Thank you very much for clarification, @tkaiser! So looks like I need to find another microSD card. Although H2testw didn't find any errors.. I really want to try Armbian on my Pine64 with the LCD panel - looking quite long time for some ways to run GNURadio on Pine as a handheld device! Would share to the forum if successful.

11. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

    Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

    How the content of the SD card should looks like? 'fdisk -l' show only one sda1 partition of 1.3GB - should it be a small boot partition, before and besides the one with filesystem? I'm at total loss..

12. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

    Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

    BTW, I've booted Pine with the 'standard' PINE image, the longsleep one, then plugged the cardreader with the Armbian image's uSD - I now can see that the card actually have the whole Armbian filesystem on it. So looks like the only problem is that the card is not bootable..

13. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

    Mac_Ha replied to Mac_Ha's topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

    Yes, tried, it didn't boot, though I've let it hang for more than an hour.. Thanks for quick response, really appreciate it!

14. How to create bootable Armbian uSD for Pine64?

    Mac_Ha posted a topic in Allwinner A64, H5 and H6

    I am a bit lost how to create a bootable micro SD card with Armbian version for Pine64 board.. I've downloaded Armbian_5.20_Pine64_Debian_jessie_3.10.102.7z file from Armbian site, extracted it using 7Zip on my Windows 7 machine and got following 6 files: armbian.txt armbian.txt.asc Armbian_5.25_Pine64_Debian_jessie_default_3.10.104.img Armbian_5.25_Pine64_Debian_jessie_default_3.10.104.img.asc sha256sum.sha AS I understiid, the *.img file is the disk image itself. However writing it to the SD card (using Etcher, as recommended, as well as Win32DiskImager tha