You can upgrade, just follow the README.
Posts by escalade
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Thanks, will try to use Escalade's binary. He seems to use a NUC himself. Have to figure out how to extract the SYSTEM image, and then I'll see if it works.
In Escalade's LE8 Remix post, I read this. Could that be the problem maybe (I'm not a Linux guru at all)? Does RA run in KMS mode on Intel GPUs in your addon?
In order to run RetroArch in KMS mode you need to be in a VT not occupied by X, and not set the DISPLAY variable (I do this with my launch script). There is no Vulkan drivers or loader in standard LibreELEC.
In plain English, you aren't running on either KMS or Vulkan with this addon.
To mount my SYSTEM image you'll need a Linux system with 4.14 kernel because it's compressed with Zstd. The simplest way would probably be to boot my build from a USB then copy the binary.
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1. You can create your own uae4arm.start in /storage.
2. I'm not convinced it is a problem (for everyone). The command simply switches between 50Hz/60Hz and it worked fine when I had my RPi3. I don't have a Pi any more though so I can't be of help. You'll definitely want 50Hz for Amiga games though.
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You need of course to adapt the Generic kernel config to your Odroid config, then you also need these commits:
commit 1ebf517162e33212ff02f04364ecf9ab90770d92
Date: Tue Aug 29 13:15:19 2017 +0000
cryptsetup: initial package
commit 0771ca7982259313324c4729504e84bf181185d5
Date: Tue Aug 29 13:15:10 2017 +0000
lvm2: initial package
Also, you don't want my "oem" commit, I've adapted the oem package to fit my needs. You'll probably want to add the tools as a dependency of the oem package.
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Just install the Docker addon from Kodi and you are set. It's a framework for running containers, and I've set up an Arch container that runs PCSX2 for you.
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First thing to do is make sure you are writing in the LE forum window instead of your online dating window
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20171121:
Codesamba: update to 4.7.3 mesa: update to d1e6cf4 (17.3-rc5) retroarch: update to c056726 emulationstation-theme-simple-dark: add n3ds art emulation: package bumps for beetle-psx-libretro, beetle-saturn-libretro and ppsspp-libretro linux: update to 4.14.1 Merge pull request #37 from kuehnelth/feature_shortcut_settings estuary: add options to disable emulators/spotify/chrome shortcuts -
I can see just from your command line that you are using an ARM container on x86_64. Anyway, this is not a Docker support thread. I'll see about the qemu emulation issue at some point (could be my systemd version or recent kernel, it used to work), but if you have no specific need to run ARM binaries then you should use x86_64 containers.
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You can make a USB from my image then install directly from that.
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You can see my github commit log which is linked in the OP. I currently use 4.14 kernel, Mesa 17.3-rc4, libdrm 2.4.85, libva 2.0.0, intel-vaapi-driver 2.0.0 and xf86-video-intel from git. I don't have coffee lake, but it'll definitely work better than the already outdated stack in LE 8.2. Give it a shot.
Thanks, I'll have a look.
Addons should be linked statically or include all shared libraries used IMO, this is one area LE could improve. Not a fan of the Kodi addon system as a package manager which is why I don't bother with it
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I'll try to remedy the Spotify issue in the next build.
As for the Docker issue, I'm not sure what's going on there. Are you by any chance using the Docker version that I had on my gdrive? If so, try using the official addon. Is there a particular reason you are using the ARM version of Portainer on Generic?
I haven't seen any theme that includes 3DS images. You are welcome to create them.
Try this:
Codemkdir -p /storage/.kodi/addons/service.tvheadend42/lib && ln -s /usr/lib/libva.so /storage/.kodi/addons/service.tvheadend42/lib/libva.so.1This is due to the addon depending on a specific version of the libva library, which I have upgraded.
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20171118:
Codemesa: update to cb9d207 (17.3-rc4) kodi: update to a9a7a20 (17.6) samba: update to 4.7.2 emulation: package bumps kodi: changes for smb minprotocol and legacysecurity kodi: bump peripheral.joystick for 17.6 samba: fix misleading "file exists" message on login errorN64 is fixed and Citra tested working.
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It's not linked to Xinerama so that would be of no use. You can clearly see the core starting, so there's no linking issue.
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Wrong log why don't you post the one specified....
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I haven't actually gotten any games t run with it, I think I got the same error as well. I believe you need properly decrypted games and in some cases extra game files somewhere. Let me know what you find
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There aren't any, just start looking at the top makefile and the packages.
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You need to be familiar with gcc, autoconf, makefiles, git etc. Then learn how the LibreELEC toolchain works (it's fairly simple once you get into it) and adapt the packages to compile for that platform. I think Intel platforms are the best for emulation purposes and I don't have anything else so I won't be looking at that.
