Pinebook A64
By Test Test / Desktop / 0 Comments

Pinebook A64

  • Supported 720 and 1080p model,
  • DVFS, battery and brightness control,
  • MALI with opensource Lima drivers,
  • Chromium web-dl enabled,
  • not enabled or not tested: suspend/resume
Pine 64
By Pander Musubi / General purpose / 0 Comments

Pine64 and LTS

  • The only led on the board is a power LED, it starts to light as soon as power is available and does not indicate anything else.
  • DC-IN via Micro USB, keep in mind that most USB cables have a resistance way too high which leads to undervoltage situations. It is recommended to power your Pine64(+) through the Euler pins (see linux-sunxi wiki for details).
  • If you clone one Armbian installation for more than one Pine64 please keep in mind that the Ethernet MAC address will be chosen randomly on first boot and then saved in /boot/uEnv.txt. To avoid MAC address collisions you must adjust the address there or delete the whole ethaddr line.
  • If you use a DVI display don’t forget to define disp_dvi_compat=1 in /boot/armbianEnv.txt
  • Pine64’s own LCD with touchscreen support can simply be activated in /boot/armbianEnv.txt by setting pine64_lcd=on and adding gt9xxf_ts to /etc/modules followed by a reboot.

Debian Bookworm 24.8.1 minimal testing:

  • Boot from sdcard and eMMC (only from SD card, didn't test emmc) OK
  • HDMI is ok OK
  • USB2 ports are ok OK
  • Gigabit Etherner is ok, Tested on LAN with scp, likely limited by SD card speed (100% 1949MB 17.8MB/s 01:49)
  • Wireless ok, (stable but slow, ~5Mbps/s but router is far away as well)
  • Analog audio codec does not work (I did not check audio codec)
  • Reboot and shutdown work as intended