Posts by escalade
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Try adding maxcpus=1 to the kernel command line in /flash/EFI/BOOT/syslinux.cfg
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20170111:
Code- Linux 4.10-rc3 - X.org 1.19.0 (had this downgraded previously because of VICE) - Switched VICE x64 to SDL2 (with this the Generic build does not need SDL1 any more) - Added new DS4 mapping to Kodi peripheral.joystick addon, Emulationstation, Dolphin and RetroArch - Updated Mesa 17 git brings OpenGL 4.2 to Haswell - Updated HEVC 10-bit patch for Kodi/Mesa/Linux - Disabled threaded video and enabled double buffering (instead of triple) in RetroArch for even lower input latency
This release can be found in the testing folder. Sony did some major work on the hid-sony driver used for the DS4 in 4.10, so if you upgraded from a previous build then you will need to update the mappings in the above mentioned applications.
I'd be interested to hear from DS4 users on a clean install if it works satisfactory. No controller config should be needed, plug n play
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Installation of LibreELEC on an Intel-based computer is a 2-step process.If you want to install LibreELEC, two USB sticks are preferred: one for the installer (via USB-SD Creator) and one for the actual installation.
With the installer you can install LibreELEC onto the 2nd USB stick. Then the 2nd USB stick must be booted from the laptop or pc.
Uh, why would you need 2 USB sticks? You can simply pass "run" to the boot argument of the one created by USB-SD to boot normally from it. I can't see why you would ever need 2 USB sticks.
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I've got an aging D54250
/storage/.config/retroarch
Yes, and no. The best (only?) PS2 emulator available is PCSX2 and it's 32 bit only. I've tried running it through Docker without success (problem loading ISO's due to unsupported kernel calls). To properly run it natively on LibreELEC would require a lot of changes in the build system, and duplication of a lot of libraries would make it a very fat image.
It might work simply copying over the binaries and every dependent library from i.e. Arch Linux or something and run them. Perhaps even make it an installer. That's something I might look at some day but don't hold your breath.
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You'll need 512MB flash either way. You can manually resize or simply do a new install I think.
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I don't see how that belongs in this thread. I use default Estuary from Kodi.
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I have no idea why that's happening for you, I can't reproduce here.
I'm quite sure I had a youtube shortcut previously that went fullscreen to http://youtube.com/tv. Not at home to test right now but will look into it later.
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Unless it's packaged as an addon you can't, unless you install the binaries manually somewhere on /storage. For checking load during a movie you could just use top.
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I've uploaded new builds that fixes it so you don't need the hack anymore. Also I've uploaded lrusak's updated version (PR1147) that fixes the 100% cpu usage when no controller is detected.