Posts by escalade

cragmuer

It was uploaded when I wrote the post.

magnet

There's no need, you can update with the .img.gz.

meldrak

You could simply copy it over.

cragmuer

System log can be viewed with journalctl and RA log can be found in /var/log. It's not a general problem as nobody else have this issue. I'm using an older NUC with Intel 6235 BT chip, while the NUC7 uses 8265 I believe. Usually Intel wireless works great under Linux, but I guess trying a USB adapter won't hurt. There's no recommended hardware, just find one that's available and cross check that it's supported by the kernel before buying.

EDIT: I see that the 8265 firmware was recently updated, I'm uploading a new build that includes the update. Worth a shot.

My 8.2 branch has LLVM 4.0.0 so you're definitely not on that branch. If that's where you get stuck I'd just recommend giving up. You're not going to be able to just run make and it'll work, and I'm not going to hold your hand. A raspberry pi is like $35

I doubt there is an abundance of these machines that people want to use for HTPC purposes, seeing as they are old noisy and consume a lot of power. The RPi on the other hand is tiny, fanless and could even run on a battery. I think most of the LE userbase is on RPi, although not quite sure.

Or even put it in sleep mode.

You can, but you'll need to add "i386" to PKG_ARCH in some packages that are only x86_64 now like so: libva: add i386 to target arch · escalade/LibreELEC.tv@5d51066 · GitHub

You'll need this as well: projects/Generic: add back i386 (32 bit) support · escalade/LibreELEC.tv@97df8d6 · GitHub

PrimusNZ

No, I won't be maintaining a 32-bit build. You can look at the changes I made and roll your own if you wish. The new build works fine here, provide logs from the logfile share.

Never had any issues with the original DS4. It works great as a mouse as well using the touchpad.

New builds are out

cragmuer

Like I said, that branch is a development branch. It hasn't been ready yet. I'll be uploading new builds tonight. I've now rebased all my changes in 8.2. Not much difference other than some updated drivers here and there. I've updated to 4.12 for both generic and rpi.

I haven't released a new version, that's a development branch.

You don't need it to be the main system actually. Very annoying indeed because it seems like it should work the same, but I guess there is some code in there that still expects pulseaudio. And it might be needed on some other sites, so just putting that info out there.

meldrak

Will add back the missing busybox symbols, thing it got messed up after the busybox update earlier.

Hoffy

That's beyond the scope of this thread.

Just a FYI, Pulseaudio works fine with Chrome under LibreELEC. You need to select the output device with pactl though. No need to recompile anything. When Pulseaudio is used http://youtube.com/tv works fine.

Tested working, thanks

Here's a quick way to do it with sed:

sed -e 's/\x6C\x69\x62\x70\x75\x6C\x73\x65\x2E\x73\x6F\x2E\x30/x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00/g' -i chrome

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work for sites like http://youtube.com/tv. The only way I got that to work was using pulse.

If the filename contains AGA or 32 then the script adds --amiga-model=a1200 --kickstart_file=kick31.rom. The default configuration is in /storage.config/fs-uae/Configurations/Default.fs-uae, you could change the default kickstart there. You can write your own complete configuration file as well and name it .fs-uae. Looks like I haven't added that extension to EmulationStation but you can do that in /storage/.config/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg.

EDIT: No either le8 or le8-test should be fine (although le8-test has more updates). Using a VM does not matter either.

Number of CPU's shouldn't matter. You can try disabling vmware in GRAPHIC_DRIVERS in distribution/LibreELEC/options. I don't know what's causing your issue like I said it compiles fine here and for others using Arch.

Which branch of my tree are you using?