It'll be supported as well as the 4.14 kernel, Mesa 17.3 and X.org 1.19.6 supports it I guess, don't have any AMD hardware myself.
Posts by escalade
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JeOS is not actually an OS, it's a paradigm. LibreELEC is a fork of OpenELEC which in turn was based on geexbox. In my head, this "crafting documentation" you look for would be the commit logs. If not that, what exactly is it you are looking for then, can you point to a similar type of documentation for a different OS? If you want to be able to modify it to run something other than Kodi, you would need to get familiar with the "source code", which really is just a bunch of scripts that sets up a cross compiling toolchain, compiles all the packages then installs them to a directory which is used to create an image.
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To be more clear, it's only possible by adapting all my package files to compile for Wetek. I don't think it's likely that anyone with the know-how will do it.
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It's possible through Docker.
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Possible, yes. Available, no.
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It's "quite simple" really, SDL2 needs to be compiled to use the GL libraries required for your chip, so you need to make that happen if the configure script doesn't already take care of it. Get familiar with SDL2 and the OpenWrt toolchain regarding ROCK64. Like I said, I do not have the same hardware, what I did for the RPi has been linked. Create threads in the development section for further help so others can find your work.
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I really don't know, that's for you to figure out
Patches can be created with the diff command.Dolphin and PCSX2 with some resolution upscaling perhaps, those are the most demanding.
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Looks the same to me. You'll need to look at the SDL2 source to see if perhaps the paths for the ROCK64 chip is hardcoded elsewhere as the patch was to the RPi specifically.
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If you have a look at this: LibreELEC.tv/SDL2-raspberry-gl-location.patch at le82 · escalade/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
I don't know about what kind of GL drivers the ROCK64 platform uses, but hardcoded paths needed to be changed for the RPi in order for the GL libraries paths to be picked up by SDL2. Actually looks like the configure script picks them up as ES1/ES2/Vulkan is detected, but perhaps the Mesa GL isn't enough? Not sure, but I guess that's something you will need to look into.
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Yes, it's in /tmp/chrome.log. You could also run it manually like this:
/opt/google/chrome/chrome --user-data-dir=/storage/.config/google-chrome --no-sandbox --test-type
Latest version runs fine here.
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I posted the link to a thread with the fix, maybe you should read that.
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Intel NUC, kodi on 4K is limited to 30FPS
I can update to 1.0.1 but 1.0.2 requires updating the nevcairel patch.
I have not had the time to do a test, will do so later on. Perhaps time to update the Dolphin version, haven't done so in a while and their git is moving very fast.
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At least SABnzbd has legitimite uses. Thoradia provides native addons for LibreELEC if you can't grok Docker.
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The Docker addon only provide CLI tools. Portainer is a UI for Docker. To find anything in this world, use google.
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Logs.... Also you could just execute the steps in the spotify script manually to see where it goes wrong.
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Uploaded. It has 4.15-rc4 and latest glibc math optimizations from Clear Linux.
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