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Hi Eve1374, What do you think of the Quartz64 Model B so far? How did you get ethernet up and running? I have not been able to get ethernet up and running? Also, did you notice a trouble signal via the LED after two or three days? The Q64B I have running Plebian will emit a trouble code by blinking the LED at a high rate. Restarting it seems to reset the problem for me. Currently I connect to the Q64B via the wireless interface and would rather connect via the ethernet interface. -thoth- |
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Hi CounterPillow, Ugh. It almost seems like I received a number of bad boards. Unfortunately I am well outside of the return window. I unplugged everything, waited about ten seconds, and then reconnected everything. nmtui: DMesg: sigh Thank you for your efforts, CounterPillow. Both here and IRC. -thoth- |
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Hi All, I received a Quartz64B last week. Yesterday, I installed the eMMC from the first one on it and connected it to power and ethernet. @CounterPillow, it looks like it was the hardware. Again, thank you for your efforts. -thoth- |
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Just to add my 2 cents. I bought the Quartz-B v.1.3 and there is ethernet issue (I added a post on the pine64 forum) . The Ethernet does not work . I dont know if it's a firmware issue or faulty hardware. ( issue happens on DietPi and Armbian too)
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I have an ethernet issue too. I think I can return it. |
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Hi !
I received a Quartz64 single board computer, and decided to install Plebian.
At first I didn't manage to boot on the bootable micro SD card I thought I made, so I booted with a manjaro image instead and flashed the emmc module with the plebian image, using the command in plebian installation guide :
xzcat plebian-debian-bookworm-quartz64b.img.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdX bs=16M oflag=dsync status=progress
it didn't work either (no sign of life when booting on the emmc), so I tried again by extracting the img file manually and ran
sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/plebian.img of=/dev/mmcblk[number] status=progress oflag=sync
so that I would re-flash the emmc. After that, it booted ! (Maybe the command on plebian guide is wrong ? should bs be 4M instead of 16M ? ...)
I'm glad it worked and I am tinkering with this now (and inaugurating Plebian's forum too). I'm not a highly experienced linux user but managed to configure ethernet connection so I could go on and install the packages I want.
Looking forward to hear about other users experience !
Eve
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