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Posts by escalade
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Seems like Emulationstation writes the exit status to /tmp/es-restart and /tmp/es-shutdown:
EmulationStation/emulationstation.sh at master · Herdinger/EmulationStation · GitHub
Put the same while loop in your autostart and remove sudo.
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If you just need it for compiling, a VM is fine. Most LE devs use Ubuntu, personally I prefer Arch. Both should work fine.
Uploading a new nvidia304 build for you now with shutdown options in ES.
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Absolutely, a special version 20161123-2 is uploading for you right now
You're way off
If either of you actually bothered to read the log, it clearly states:CodeThe NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GPU installed in this system is supported through the NVIDIA 304.xx Legacy drivers. Please visit http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html for more information. The 340.98 NVIDIA driver will ignore this Continuing probe... -
It's already there, "tty". Missing from the "run" label though. You should have a console with CTRL+ALT+F3, that's weird...
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I'm guessing you used HFS+ for the external drive, reformat with exFAT and you should be good to go.
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Ah, I see why now. Looks like I've lost the commit between branches at some point, I'll enable it for the next release.
If you boot from USB and enter "live" at the boot prompt that should give you a tty so you can check the Xorg log.
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You'd do it exactly the same except sudo as you're already root. "#" means a comment btw...
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Maybe if you described how it's done in Raspbian.
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If you call getting a logfile a challenge, then I guess so
I'm guessing you don't have a console because you upgraded from Lakka or whatever. You need "tty" in the kernel commandline (i.e. /flash/syslinux.cfg or /flash/EFI/BOOT/syslinux.cfg for EFI). My builds have that by default when you do a new install. Swapping the harddrive won't work because /var is on tmpfs, but you will be able to edit syslinux.cfg. -
Doesn't sound like you spent any time at all other than booting it up. Your problem is most likely easily fixable and the answer should be in the log, but if that's a task too big then I can't help
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Simply add "console=ttyAMA0,115200" to /flash/cmdline.txt
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20161123:
Code- CEC support in Emulationstation - Fixed ScummVM libretro core and added MT32 emulation - Dosbox fluidsynth/soundfont support - Updated xf86-video-intel, Mesa and Vulkan loader - Updated FS-UAE and RetroArch - Linux 4.8.10 -
You can connect a keyboard and do CTR+ALT+F3 and you have a shell.
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Yeah, same packages I noticed as well + libplist and libirman.
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And what does your /var/log/Xorg.0.log say?
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This is a "common" issue with the LE toolchain, it happens with quite a few packages from time to time (at least on Arch). I've had the same error when building for arm after the big autoreconf PR, some packages have been trying to link against /lib/libgcc which obviously won't work. Enabling autoreconf again fixes most of these, I had to do it for LibreSSL so you can give that a try.
That looks very useful, perhaps it should be considered for inclusion in LE.
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Because Dolphin is not a libretro core and isn't supported by RetroArch, you need to use Emulationstation instead. Also update to the latest build, it adds -v to retroarch options so there should be something in /tmp/retroarch.log when you launch a saturn game.
Try the latest full rebuild
New build 20161121:
Code- Switched to duganchen's Dosbox fork using SDL2 (https://github.com/duganchen/dosbox/blob/master/ENHANCEMENTS.md) - Rebased on latest LE master which now uses GCC6 and has quite a few updated packages - Updates to RetroArch, Mesa, Dolphin, SDL2 - Added mkfs.ntfs and other NTFS tools (like ntfsresize)