Posts by escalade

Yes they are, that's not what I'm saying. The scripts/build simply initiates the unpack, configure, make, makeinstall etc functions of a specified package. Libretro cores use static makefiles and some of these makefiles decide how the cores should be built depending on the platform variable. Your error indicates trying to use autoconf, but it's impossible to say what's happening as you have not included the full log either.

Looking at your change, I think the idea is sound. Makes it easier to support new projects.

The libretro use static makefiles, while it seems like you are trying to use autoconf? What is it exactly you are trying to do here? Hard to say as you haven't posted your changes. I think first you should try to understand how the libretro cores are being built for the different projects before you try to change it.

I experienced this on my NUC last night as well when fast forwarding (skipping) a lot on local 1080p media. Memory went full and the kernel killed kodi. I'll see if I can provoke it with debugging on and an strace when I get some time.

In that case, you don't need a NUC at all. Here's two interesting Apollo Lake boxes:

Beelink AP34 Intel Apollo Lake N3450 4GB/64GB MINI PC Gray

VORKE V1 Plus Intel Apollo Lake J3455 4G RAM 64G SSD MINI PC

The i5 version of the 7th gen has much faster graphics, which can be useful for emulators or other graphic intensive apps. I'd go for the latest and greatest if you are buying a NUC and you can afford it. I've had NUC's since their introduction and there's always been some issues to start with when they are released, be it BIOS or driver related. The issues usually get fixed sooner than later.

andersos

I edited the skin xml.

He's probably referring to USB drives being mounted as "noexec", meaning that you can't run binaries from them. To fix this you can use mount -o remount,exec /media/USBDRIVE.

You can stream audio via airplay or bluetooth to libreelec, there are topics on both. As for youtube, there are various browser plugins that can cast to Kodi, and there are apps on your phone (yatse) that can do it.

Actually I switched snes9x2010 with snes9x in the latest avx build, as it seems to be the more active project.

You should be able to start roms from anywhere under /storage or /media which are mounted the same place in the pcsx2 container.

DS4v1 is what I use, and I've made it plug&play for everything in this build. You can use whatever you like, but you will then need to map it manually for some apps.

meldrak

Sounds like you're running into the bluetooth issue reported previously in this thread. Solution: get a new bluetooth controller It's been reported at the libretro forums as well, not exactly sure what's causing it. I seem to recall that retroarch added some bluetooth code previously, try opening an issue at the retroarch github and perhaps create a thread on their forum. Be detailed and post all information about your hw.

None of those conditions are relevant on a distro like LibreELEC. ALSA is disabled by default for RPi, Kodi uses it's audio device directly I believe. If you have sound, just leave it

Unless you've specifically selected pulseaudio, you're not using it. ALSA is not necessary for Kodi, what is it exactly you are trying to do?

You can map them manually in the menus (hit F12).

Then I guess it was a DS4v2. RetroArch joypad autoconfig files for dualshock controllers needs to be updated for the new hid-sony driver mappings in recent kernels. I've only done this for the DS4v1 which is what I have. You could fix yours and send them a PR.

Yes it does. Put it on the "APPEND" line, after "quiet" for example.

Put "libreelec log files" in your address bar and the internet will reveal it to you

When booting the LibreELEC stick, do you get a syslinux prompt then a logo before the screen goes black?