Posts by escalade

Reproduce on a clean boot and it won't be. Something is restarting and filling up the logs, that's why.

The zipfile as previously stated, always the zip file....

I need the full logfile.

You created the file I suggested?

Yes just like that. Afterwards run systemctl restart sway.

Create it.

Ah, yeah it could be the switch to iris. I was under the impression that the iris driver was considered in good shape, but I suppose this could be a corner case. Put the following in /storage/.config/profile.d/mesa.conf:

export MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=i965

That will set the variable for the sway process and tell Mesa to use the old driver.

2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:1305] Found connector 'DP-1'
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:1453] Requesting modeset for 'HDMI-A-1'
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:697] Modesetting 'HDMI-A-1' with '[email protected] mHz'
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/util.c:210] Unable to add DRM framebuffer: Invalid argument
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:611] Page-flip failed with primary FB modifiers enabled, retrying without modifiers
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/util.c:210] Unable to add DRM framebuffer: Invalid argument
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:620] Failed to initialize renderer on connector 'HDMI-A-1': initial page-flip failed
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [backend/drm/drm.c:703] Failed to initialize renderer for plane
2020-02-26 20:00:38 - [sway/config/output.c:398] Failed to modeset output HDMI-A-1

Something weird going on, it seems to find your connector at DP-1 but tries to set up HDMI-A-1 instead. What do you mean bootloop, does it reboot? Does the network interface go down?

Try replacing /storage/.config/sway/config with a copy of /etc/sway/config, then add this to the end:

output DP-1 resolution 1920x1080

BTW, is your main GPU the integrated Intel HD Graphics 2500? I suppose maybe it's too old and lacking something in way of GLES compatibility, but then again I see no sign of that. Perhaps the connector issue can be fixed by config.

Well yeah, I'd like to see the logs and verify that you are actually running the latest version. If Emulationtation doesn't start, it should say something in sway.log, emulationstation.log or system.log.

Liquidmercury

You can see the version tag when you log in through SSH, perhaps there is an issue writing to your filesystem for some reason? Is the upgrade succcessful at all? You can try hitting "escape" when the upgrade boot animation is running to see what's going on in the background. I'm interested to see the log files from the actual issue as well, you can upload them to pastebin with the command pastebinit < logfile.

Great to hear! In other news, the XU4 images have a functional desktop as well now. RPi is next

Oh, and worth to mention the generic builds has the 330% vulkan mesa improvement for gen7/haswell. Happy gaming.

You might be able to set up antimicro (gamepad icon) to do it, not sure. In any case, if you are gaming just get a DS4 they are superb as mouse and even have two-finger scrolling and right click. Or an iPazzport from dealextreme.

I've uploaded

RetroELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.2-devel-20200226025821 where I've reverted the extra F2FS features (encryption and compression), that I think might have caused issues. Please give it a shot.

Also check if there is a /var/log/sway.log.

mtk1

Seems like you are on an old release as well Generic.x86_64-devel-20200220125702-28eddc2. Latest is

RetroELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.2-devel-20200225010434-28eddc2.img.gz md5sum

66b9f295f70544861b7f75c859753621.

Liquidmercury

Check that your /etc/sway/config contains this in the end:

# Start LavaLauncher
exec lavalauncher \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/firefox.png "firefox.sh --new-window" \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/emulationstation.png emulationstation.sh \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/retroarch.png retroarch.sh \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/kodi.png es-kodi.sh \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/wifi.png cmst \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/rpcs3.png rpcs3.sh \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/ps2.png pcsx2.sh \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/plex.png "firefox.sh --new-window http://localhost:32400/web" \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/gamepad.png antimicro \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/transmission.png "firefox.sh --new-window http://localhost:9091" \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/youtube.png "firefox.sh --new-window http://www.youtube.com" \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/netflix.png "firefox.sh --new-window http://www.netflix.com" \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/terminal.png terminal \
 -b /usr/share/icons/lava/power.png "swaynag -t warning -m 'Do you really want to shutdown?' -B Reboot 'systemctl reboot' -B Shutdown 'systemctl poweroff' -B Suspend 'systemctl suspend'" \
 -s 70

Copy it any way you prefer, there’s tar/rsync/smb/nfs For the sake of testing, I would recommend just flashing the image to a free usb key and boot from that.

Before you do any of that, could you try removing /storage/.config/sway/config and rebooting?

Please try from a clean install (use a USB key or something), because I can't reproduce. I can't see any trace of what's going in your logs either, everything logs to it's own file in /var/log which should be in the zip file. I see them when I test here but not in your logs. Be sure not to reboot when creating the log files as they are deleted on reboot.

Liquidmercury

What's stopping you from dropping the core into /tmp/cores manually?

It was uploaded 3 hours ago, I'm staring at it right now.