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PhoenixCard
How to Create MicroSD Card Android Image for Pine A64
What do I need?
- The PhoenixCard software from Allwinner.
- You can download it here
- A firmware image (.img files)
- A SD-Card (best Class 10 with 8GB or more SD-Card) - backup everything first, the Card will be formatted!
- An external SD-Card Reader
- A Windows PC
Step to create the SD-Card
- Extract the PhonixCard-xx.rar file into an empty directory.
- Navigate into the directory where you installed PhoenixCard and start PhoenixCard.exe.
- Click DiskCheck and choose the drive with your SD-Card
- Click Img File and choose the file you want
- Write Mode must be set to Startup
- Press Burn
- Wait until the burning process is finished (you will see the progress in the progress bar and the notification window)
Booting Up the SD-Card
- Insert the SD-Card into the Pine64 and Power-up
- On the first time boot-up, it might take up to 5 minute for the system to get ready
- On the sub-sequence boot-up, it will only take about 40 to 60 second for the system to get ready
Related Reference
- Easily Create an Android Bootable SD Card for Allwinner A80 Devices with PhoenixCard Tool
- Boot from SD-Card or flash a ROM with PhonixCard
- How to upgrade tablet pc with Micro SD Card Tutorial
- PhoenixCard Tutorial YouTube Video
Supported Displays
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Contribute to it by looking for MIPI-DSI panels in
drivers/gpu/drm/panel/and filling out the table from their data sheets
MIPI-DSI Displays
MIPI-DSI Displays are displays that follow the MIPI-DSI standard. Such displays can be connected to various PINE64 Single Board Computers.
MIPI Channels and Lanes
The MIPI Lanes number is given in a format of channels×lanes. Before buying one, make sure that your SBC has enough channels and lanes to drive the display!
- ROCKPro64: 2×4
- Quartz64 Model A: 1×4
- Quartz64 Model B: 1×2
- SOQuartz: 1×4 + 1×2
Displays With Mainline Drivers
These displays have free and open-source drivers in the main Linux kernel tree.
| Manufacturer |
| Part Number |
| Size |
| Resolution |
| Panel Technology |
| MIPI Lanes |
| Feiyang |
| FY07024DI26A30-D |
| 7.0" |
| data-sort-value=“614400” |
| 1024×600 |
| TN? |
| data-sort-value=“4” |
| 1×4 |
| Sharp |
| LQ101R1SX01 |
| 10.1" |
| data-sort-value=“4096000” |
| 2560×1600 |
| TN? |
| data-sort-value=“8” |
| 2×4 |
| Sharp |
| LS060T1SX01 |
| 6.0" |
| data-sort-value=“2073600” |
| 1080×1920 |
| ? |
| data-sort-value=“4” |
| 1×4 |
LVDS Displays
LVDS Displays are displays that follow the LVDS standard.
LVDS Hardware Support
Only Quartz64 Model A seems to support LVDS panels.
Displays and Timings
TBD
