PINE A64 Software Releases

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Checking microSD Card performance and check whether is counterfeit

This will help you to determine if the SD-Card is Counterfeit Drive or not.

Linux Image Release

Special thanks to Sunxi community and longsleep contribution

Debian Linux with Mate GUI 20160422 by lenny.raposo with Longsleep kernel

  • DD image (for 8GB and above SD Card):
  • Direct download from pine64.org
  • Direct download 2nd site
  • Torrent download
    • MD5 (Zip file): a3d7b36af0a1278332eb29d36a168e48
    • File Size: 1.1GB
  • Included with Wifi
  • Suitable for 512MB/1GB/2GB PineA64 Board
  • Login with
    • username: pine64user
    • password: password
  • Execute resize_rootfs.sh script to resize the root partition in order to fully utilize the SD Card

Ubuntu Linux Image base on Longsleep 20160421 image, Pine64

  • DD image (for 8GB and above SD Card):
  • Direct download from pine64.org
  • Direct download 2nd site
  • Torrent Download
    • MD5 (Zip file) : 1cd06bdcbc1ceaf80b81c46638045ff7
    • File Size: 1.8GB
  • Base on longsleep xubuntu-xenial 20160415
  • Included with Wifi
  • Suitable for 1GB/2GB Pine A64+ Board, not advise to run on 512MB Pine A64 Board
  • Added xubuntu-desktop GUI
  • Login with
    • username: ubuntu
    • password: ubuntu
  • Execute resize_rootfs.sh script to resize the root partition in order to fully utilize the SD Card

Ubuntu Linux Image base on Longsleep 20160415 image, courtesy of Michael Larson

Image Info

  1. Software installed:
    • Ubuntu Software portal
    • LibreOffice Suite
    • Gimp
    • Midori web browser
    • Geary email
    • VLC and several others.
  2. You can flash this in linux using all the regular methods or you can use Win32 Disk Image software or something simular.
  3. Gparted is installed and allows you to re-size the rootfs partition to the rest of your drive if it is bigger than an 8GB drive.See the video instruction on how to use Gpart and change login information
  4. User Login username and password,
    • User Name: Ubuntu Password: ubuntu
    • User Name: Ubuntu2 Password: ubuntu2

Arch Linux Image with XFCE4 Base on Longsleep 20160415 Image, Pine64

  1. Image for size less then 4GB, require to expend to larger size after install
  2. Added XFCE4 Desktop Environment
  3. Added Midori Web browser
  4. Added LibreOffice
  5. Will direct boot into GUI
  6. File Size: 1GB
  • Login with
    • username: alarm
    • password: alarm


Remix OS Image Release

Remix OS 2.0 Image Release 20160415 [BETA]

Setup Info

  1. Use Winrar to extract the img file form the archive
  2. Use Allwinner PhoenixCard Bootable SD-Card Creator to create the bootable SD Card


Android Image Release

Android 5.1.1 Image Release 20160428 [BETA]

  • The Android build suitable for 1GB/2GB Pine A64+ Board, not advise to run on 512MB Pine A64 Board due to system memory constrain
  • Rootable build, fine-tuning MAC address assignment
  • DD image (for 8GB SD Card):
  • Direct download from pine64.org
    • MD5 (Zip file): B1C7C22A28DCFDE485099B885C946052
    • File Size: 1.1GB
  • Rooted DD image (for 8GB SD Card):
  • Direct download from pine64.org
    • MD5 (Zip file): 9C1AC73BD0794EFFB67C90A46D74B6E5
    • File Size: 587MB


Android 5.1.1 Image Release 20160303


Android PhoenixCard Image Release 20160216


Linux BSP Related

Android and Linux BSP 1.2 20160113

  • Total Archive file size : 22.4GB
  • Tar file MD5: 5c50e7e54a7c9b9c919bb54a1e631647
  • Tar file SHA256: 5d5e27d2844ac16d76083a8e15cfca2acee525d7ddcf72e974e394bd8fe173b1

Linux BSP 1.0 20151120

Other Tools

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