Posts by Biosy.Baris

For everyone who is using this build on a pi and want to use emulationstation to emulate the NES: there is a typo in Configfiles/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg prevents the ROMs from loading.

It has to be:

<command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/emulation/retroarch/cores/nestopia_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

The ".so" was missing...

and, if your XboX gamepad (mine is a series x) doesn't react on input, you have to map the buttons. I have a pi400 with a keyboard, so i could hit ALT to get to the configuration. After that no problem. But first i cried a little bit.

I'm not a native English speaker.

Thank you. Will it be available in the next final build?

You realy made my day.

Hi,

more or less good news. The manufacturer said: dacberry400 driver available in raspberry pi OS from kernel version 5.10.61. You need to run only dacberry400 script to enable it.

GitHub - osaelectronics/DACBerry-400

Contribute to osaelectronics/DACBerry-400 development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

I'm kind of a noob when it comes to linux and raspi, but i was able to upgrade RasPiOS lite and the sound driver still working.

Is that enough to integrate the driver to LibreELEC? If yes, please add. Thanks in advance

The manufacturer said that he is in contact with the ppl of the official RPi kernel source. I have no clue if hes even trying or lying. He said so much the last half year.

The codec seems to be in the device tree...

Device Drivers

• Sound card support (SOUND [=y])
  • Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (SND[=m])
    • ALSA for SoC audio support (SND_SOC [=m])
      • CODEC drivers
        • Texas Instruments TLV320AIC3x CODECs

If I load the sources from Github using git checkout 10.0.2 I am able to make menuconfig after compiling the kernel (which worked after several tries and tweaking). But there is always something missing, so that linux-b0272c695e99a8dcc3a01298db56361333f1fdcf/sound/soc/codecs/snd-soc-tlv320aic3x.ko will not appear.

Is it possible to activate the codec by default? Then I might be able to compile the driver. Or am I doing something wrong?

Hello LibreELEC Team,

I hope I didn't overlook topics according the DACBerry 400 and even posted at the right place. English isn't my native language so please forgive any mistake.

I have a Raspberry Pi 400 with 4GB RAM. I bought it last November and without thinking twice i bought the DACBerry 400 with it. There is no support at all and even the praised support for LibreELEC, OSMC, RaspiOS etc is meh. Meanwhile they added the source code of their driver on github. Look here

Can you please add driver support for this sound card? I am not able to compile it myself. I made it once in February with the Kernel source from Raspi OS. I was able to add the TI codec via menuconfig and so on. I think it was for kernel 5.10.103-v8+. My setting was a RaspiOS Bullseye lite version with Kodi GBM build. The build that came with Bullseye. My kernel is aarch64 and userland arm.

I have no clue how to add modules for LibreELEC. I cloned the 10.0.2 source from github, but no menuconfig in the make file. No clue how to patch the kernel, even if I read tons of articles. I don't even know how to get kernel 5.10.95... i tried branch rpi-5.10.y. Then I tried to download this package cause i read it here.

I'm not sure which sources to use. I'm a total noob to Linux and Github. I have some basic knowledge of programming from the early 2000s perhaps, it's not enough.