Hello, I would like to request adding flatpak to the distro.
It would be a nice feature for advanced users to install apps, e.g. steam
I believe it would only be usable through ssh, hence the advanced user claim, so as to keep things simple.
I understand it is maybe out of scope for JeOS but I can only see benefits for the users that need it
Flatpak—the future of application distribution
Sample apps Flathub—An app store and build service for Linux
I do have CONFIG_AIO in my builds now, but didn't before. Where did you read this, I can't seem to find anything relating it to PCSX2?
Kernel Asynchronous I/O (AIO) Support for Linux
pcsx2/AsyncFileReader.h at master · PCSX2/pcsx2 · GitHub
PCSX2 errors on FreeBSD
These links along with the fact that it does not work on libreelec but it works on archlinux where I have tested the exact same binary.
Yes, although it would require (a lot?) more work. You would need multilib versions of gcc, glibc and every library that PCSX2 depends on + the libraries that those libraries depend on. It would beef up the size of the image as well. These changes would probably not be accepted by LibreELEC upstream, as I doubt they would want to support 32 bit on 64 bit just for the sake of PCSX2. There's no hope of the PCSX2 devs porting it to 64 bit either, and I can't get it running in Docker (can't get it to open ISO's, most likely using some 32 bit kernel call that is not supported in Docker).
Hi escalade and thanks for your work.
I don't know if you are still interested in pcsx2 inclusion but for the iso loading the kernel build option to load isos is this:
LibreELEC.tv/linux.x86_64.conf at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
It needs to be set to y.
It could also be upstreamed, since I believe it adds only 7kb to the image and has no other implications.
Hi KOPRajs and thanks for these builds.
I had problem using the wifi connection. While the signal was fine, there was constant buffering, slow transfer speeds even from a NAS and disconnections.
It was very much improved by doing the following procedure:
1) Create the file: /storage/.config/modprobe.d/rt8188eu.conf
2) Paste the following: options 8188eu rtw_power_mgnt=0 rtw_enusbss=0
3) reboot or reload the module
It apparently disables power management on the wifi module.
Hope it helps anyone.
Hello, I am also using LibreELEC 8.0 on an Amlogic MX2 (KOPRajs build: thread-4858.html) and an original/sony dualshock 3.
1) Using the usb connection, the ds3 works fine.
2) If I try using the autopair instructions by pressing the PS button, the popup for accepting the connection never shows up.
The same controller pairs and works fine via bluetooth on a LibreELEC 8.0 Chromebox.
3) The same gamepad worked fine on the same machine using OpenELEC 6.0 (same kernel).
4) My issue and logs are like the ones in this report: WeTekPlay dualshocks 3 original not worked via bluetooth · Issue #107 · libretro/Lakka-LibreELEC · GitHub
5) I tried to connect manually via ssh and bluetoothctl to pair the ds3. The issue there is that after disconnecting the gamepad and pressing the PS button, the agent authorization message does not show up (Wireless Dualshock · libretro/Lakka-LibreELEC Wiki · GitHub).
So, I believe it is not a kernel problem but a bluez package problem.
Any way to officially report or debug this issue?
