Pine64 Devices
| Default User | Password |
|---|---|
| rhino | 1234 |
Important: The Rhino Setup wizard autostarts by default, but will fail to finish unless an internet connection is established. See here for more.
PinePhone (OG/Pro)
Tow-Boot or rk2aw are required, as a bootloader is not included in the unified PinePhone/Pro image.
Instructions for Tow-Boot:
Instructions for rk2aw:
Once a bootloader has been installed, the image can be flashed either to an SD card, or directly to the onboard eMMC as each bootloader method allows. You may need to run unxz on the image first to ensure it is not flashed with corruption.
PineTab
To install, simply flash the image to an SD card, and plug it into the device to boot. You may need to run unxz on the image first to ensure it is not flashed with corruption.
If you want to flash to the onboard eMMC, you will have to do so from an already booted image on an SD. This does not have to be Rhino Linux, but must have access to dd the image to the internal drive (/dev/mmcblk0).
PineTab2
Installation instructions for the PineTab2 are the same as the original PineTab's above.
WiFi and Bluetooth
While the PineTab2 WiFi + Bluetooth driver is still in development, it will be installed in the kernel, but disabled by default. Be warned of its experimental nature. To use it, run the following command, then reboot:
sudo systemctl start pinetab2-wifi-enableTo turn it back off, run the following command, then reboot:
sudo systemctl start pinetab2-wifi-disableThese aren’t persistent, so you can’t systemctl enable them.