Klojum clearly doesn't have an RPi, because the GUI is laggy even on the RPi3. It's just slow. Almost any Intel IGD will have it beat as far as the GUI is concerned.
Posts by escalade
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Said cores are working great on my 3 year old D54250 NUC. They are all compiled from the latest git version and optimized for performance. The RetroArch core downloader thing is just a bad idea, as many cores link with dynamic libraries. Linux binaries work best in the environment they were compiled for unless special care has been taken to make them compatible across distributions.
If speaker-test is working, then you've got it right. Disable "keep audio device alive" in Kodi audio settings and you should be fine.
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Emulationstation is simply a launcher, it has separate controller configuration from Kodi/RetroArch/FS-UAE/etc.
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I've noticed the same. If you delete /storage/.config/dolphin-emu, it'll start up with the game window focused. Seems to be a bug in Dolphin that it doesn't focus the GL window. Or perhaps a fluxbox bug, hard to say.
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Because that has nothing to do with the refresh rate, and probably shouldn't be turned on anyway.
Post the output of xrandr, that should tell you the different refresh rates detected by xorg. If there is only 30Hz, perhaps there was a problem getting the EDID?
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Can you access it by going to \\libreelec or the IP address? You can always roll back to the previous build if you believe the new samba version to be the problem.
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I've got the same NUC, no issues here.
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I did remove "allocation roundup size = 0" from the default smb.conf, as I didn't think it would be necessary with the new version. You could copy /etc/samba/smb.conf to /storage/.config/samba.conf, then edit and add that back to get the old behavior (then reboot). As for files not being viewable, that sounds weird to me. Shares work as they should here and I can view files.
There aren't any changes related to CEC or Kodi compared to my previous build, so if you are having the same issues with the official release that's where you should report it.
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Yes, it was last updated january 24.
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Launch /usr/bin/emulationstation.sh.
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Add systemd.show_status=0 as well.
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You make a copy in /storage/.kodi/addons.
If your remote can send ssh commands, that would be one way
I'm sure there's other ways like flirc or something, I haven't really looked into that.
It will recreate from /etc/retroarch.cfg if deleted.
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/usr/share/kodi/addons/skin.estuary/xml/Home.xml
You can kill the process through SSH.
I'm not talking about the Plex Media Server (which is already included in my build), but the Plex Media Player. They already made their own LibreELEC spin, I could either merge their packages into LE like I did with Lakka or I could rebase my commits on their fork to get a pure Plex experience (no Kodi).
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Not quite sure actually, I've done most of what I set out to do feature wise. Although LE8 has stabilized I'll probably just keep bumping versions where it makes sense and don't break compatibility.
Things I might do:
- switch from unfs3 to kernel nfs
- switch from the old uae4arm version to amiberry (sdl2 fork of the amiga emulator on rpi)
- plex media player (haven't actually tried the new one but it looks interesting)Might be due to the updated kernel or the new libinput driver for xorg. If others have issues I might revert it, although it's supposed to be better at supporting different touchpad functions.
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