There isn't any AFAIK. There is the "rpi-tools" addon though which has the picamera Python script, which does give some possibilities if you want to hack together something. I'm guessing you are after some kind of motion detection or surveillance cam type of functionality though which there isn't any addons for.
Posts by escalade
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I have no idea, maybe you can force output in the bios. In any case I don't think it has anything to do with my added packages so please create a thread in a different section for your issue.
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I have the rpi3.
@lefty
Check that you don't have some leftover .chk files on your /flash I've seen thathappen before. The image should fit well on 512MB.
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Screensaver working fine here, both on RPi and Generic with bluetooth enabled.
As for your PR's, I had to redo them as the zip extension was only added for one platform (i support generic and rpi), the commits were not properly named and the controller PR had unsquashed commits which also contained indenting changes. Also I've rebased since you created them.
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20160828:
- Fix for joystick.peripheral in beta1
- Add beetle-wswan-libretro
- Downgrade uae4arm to working version and use SDL
- Add unclutter service (always hides mouse pointer)
- Added dosbox.sh scriptI've done some spring cleaning in a few packages and compiled statically here and there. This is also a full rebuild so let me know if there's any issues.
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You'd have to change the version in the package and recompile.
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I'm regularly updating to the latest git. Not a nightly but close. I keep an eye out for interesting commits. If you are using the latest build then you have d694501 from 2 days ago.
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I've seen the GUI issues as well, think that's new with beta1. I'll keep an eye out for a fix. As for the joystick support a new build is on the way with a fix for that.
Most likely your container is in a stopped state. Try running "docker rm arch-chrome" before running Chrome again, I'm guessing that fixes it. You can run my Chrome container on any x86_64 Linux distribution running Docker. I would refer you to the Docker documentation, there's very excellent tutorials there.
bcm_sta is already included by default. You can easily find street fighter roms on the internet, I'm not sure about the legality of them though so we'll leave it at that. You can run it on a number of the emulators included in this build, I think the arcade versions are the best.
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You could give my build a spin, it's got everything included no addons needed. I would recommend a clean install to wipe out previous emulator folders and configuration.
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You need to configure /storage/.config/asound.conf, there's a .sample there you can use.
Oh and I noticed the slow boot sometimes too, just give it 30 seconds or so and it boots no need to reformat
No idea what's causing it.20160825:
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I already have VICE for C64, colecovision I don't have any use for. Like I said, resolution looks good here. You may want to create an issue on github for mame2003 then, but it certainly doesn't look like that here.
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Have you tried mame2003 that's included in this build? Resolution looks good to me. I have no need for the mame standalone as I think the libretro core works better.
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ResidualVM is not a libretro core, it's standalone emulator based on ScummVM. Both Grim Fandango and Monkey Island 4 should be completeable. Works great from my testing on Generic. I've packaged it so feel free to grab whatever you need.
You should also take a look at glupen64, it's a new libretro core that aims to follow upstream mupen64. Runs very smoothly on my RPi3, much better than mupen64plus.
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It shows correct for me.
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My suggestion is you clean up whatever's taking up space in your /flash.
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Here's a treat for you
20160823:
- Kodi 17 beta 1
- ResidualVM (run with residualvm.sh)
- glupen64-libretroThe new glupen64 core should perform the same as upstream mupen64, although haven't had time to test it yet. Have fun!