Well I always test my builds before I upload them and I have no sound issues on my RPi 3 which is connected through HDMI to my TV.
So double check your wiring, try to turn it off and on again or check if you have changed the audio driver in Retroarch. RA is configured to use alsathread and should output sound out of the box. Beside the update to v1.7.4 and adding some overlay & dsp plugins there were no audio specific changes.
And as always no log file no problem.
Since most size demanding stuff is installed via add-ons that use the storage mount point you shouldn't really worry about the partition size for a stock installation.
Because you don't need a tar file for updates, the img.gz file works too. Anyway all files are online now.
Well I think I remember escalade said Nvidia and vulkan isn't really working right now so setting Retroarchs video driver to vulkan isn't probably a proper way to fix this.
As I said I think the KMS isn't really working so disable it for now.
Have you ever thought about cemu? So an arch docker image with wine should probably work fine too?
Create a file called "nokms" in your Retroarch directory and see if this helps. Looks like RA isn't able to start with KMS context.
Maybe this is still a thing too:
Beta 03a is online:
1. I don't use a p8 cec adapter but normally it should work since LE contains libcec & p8-platform tools.
2. Connect them like any other BT device after activating BT in the LibreELEC settings menu.
3. Create symlinks from your external hard drive to /storage/roms/mame and you're fine.
About your wifi problems... the specs ds67u_d.pdf show 2 RP-SMA antenna headers. So you have installed the antennas to your DS67U? If your wifi is detected and the device is connecting it's probably related to poor reception.
Anyway as always. Page 1. Post your logs.
Well I was surprised how easy the PCSX2 setup was in the end since it's really straight forward with your docker containers. Well done 
Every game suffer from input lag, even strategy games although they would be playable. Any fastpaced game is unplayable for me. Pressing a button should result in near instant action. Having to send the button press to the remote computer, then wait for the updated screen to be sent back is obviously not a good solution.
Probably true but I guess it's a highly personal experience how much input lag you're able to take. Btw is this file necessary for anything? I'm playing around with your pcsx2 implementation and see if I can get it up and running. You have ditched your onboard docker & only the docker addon is needed? As far as I can tell you start pcsx2 like every other non-libretro emulator beside it runs within a docker container?
LibreELEC.tv/pcsx2.sh at le82 · escalade/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Beta 03 is online:
I'm talking about the leia branch LibreELEC.tv/packages/jaykass at leia · jaykass/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub and to be exactly about this LibreELEC.tv/packages/jaykass/retroarch at leia · jaykass/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub looks a bit messy to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Better create dedicated top directories like retroarch-frontend or libretro or whatever and put all the specific packages in each one. For example like this:
LibreELEC.tv/packages/escalade at le82 · escalade/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
LibreELEC.tv/packages/5schatten at libreelec-9.0-rr · 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Same goes for depends, drivers and all the stuff you need for the packages you add.
Basically if your changes work for S905 I would grab them and add them to my packages too.
Well I didn't really change anything in particular beside the script but I guess there have been some updates how the LE build system handles & creates add-ons. Anyway if it works it's fine.
Works for me -> you have to deinstall the old makemkv addon first and reinstall the new addon. I guess right now you have two listed at program addons in Kodi?
Well I had a look into your fork and I would really recommend a clean start. AFAIK you mostly copied escalades packages but those use the LE8.2 build system which has been changed in LE9.0 also you have some... well call it interesting way to sort the packages. Have a look in mine and escalades repo and try to keep the way we order our files. It's easier to keep your repo clean and tidy.
About moonlight I guess you have just cloned my repo and copy'n pasted my files? Well won't work. You have to check the dependencies for each package and make sure these packages were build as they should be build. For example moonlight needs opus shared libs but you haven't changed the upstream LE9.0 opus package so it still builds as static lib.
If you really want to create your own fork then first dig through mine or escalades commits and try to understand what we added and changed to make it work, otherwise you'll run into a lot of problems and building the projects will fail. I did this myself, forked escalades repo and updated / changed it according to my needs until I had enough knowledge about the underlaying system so I could "hard fork" it and rebase it on my own agains LE9.0 upstream code.
Depends on what you're playing. I play games like Skyrim, Witcher, Kingdom Come: Deliverance or strategy stuff like Civilization. What kind of games do you play that suffer from high input lag? I have some Sega classics & Metal Slug in my lib but of course I prefer mame or genplus to play them straight on my HTPC. Also if I wanted to play recent games that would be basically impossible with my i3 & IGP. But of course if you have a top spec HTPC and play fast shooters and stuff a native steam environment is superior.
Moonlight seemed to be the easier option for me since I could also take advantage of the way higher graphics power of my desktop system & I can use it on RPi as well. But yes I know you already did this with PCSX2 but I was to lazy to setup the whole docker thing just for one use case.
Well of course you could use docker but then again you need a dedicated system with multiarch libs within the container.
