Posts by escalade
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Using the same link I only see 20160822.
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You should report it to the RetroArch developers, I just build the stuff.
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Keep a terminal open with journalctl -f to see what's happening.
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Unused RAM = completely wasted RAM. If you're seeing a lot of free memory, something is wrong. Keep in mind that memory used for cache can still be allocated when needed. If you're not having any problems, don't worry about it.
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New build 20160822:
- Fix RPi segmentation fault
- Docker 1.12.1
- xf86-video-nvidia 370.23
- Linux 4.7.2
- SABnzbd 1.1.0 RC3
- uae4arm b5be69f + LED fix
- New Sega Saturn core beetle-saturn-libretro (generic only)
- f2fs-tools 1.7.0
- btrfs-progs 4.7 -
Indeed, I'm guessing it's not an issue with GCC6.
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The z83 is cherry trail, the audio code is experimental and not mainlined in the kernel yet. I am seeing the same with my Wintel Pro CX-W8.
The RPi isn't supported by the ppsspp-libretro core. Even if it was you can forget about psp on the RPi, it's barely powerful enough to do N64.
That is some excellent googling my man, looks very likely to be the issue as I use -O2 optimization in my build compared to the regular LE releases. I'll be testing that right now
Been spending a lot of time looking through all my commits and at this point the differences to vanilla LE is very minor. -
OK, I've fired up my RPi and can reproduce here. Will investigate.
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Post logs from "journalctl -b" and /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log. You should always have SSH access.
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Just edit distributions/LibreELEC/options and set F2FS_SUPPORT=no. The package is a dependency to f2fs-tools which you don't need.
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I think your git tree might be out of date, do a "git fetch origin && git reset --hard origin/emu". I think I rebased after fixing the libselinux issue.
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You can:
A. Mod the skin to add a shortcut like I did
B. Assign a key to execute it
C. Run it manually through SSHThe script to launch it is in /usr/bin/chrome.sh
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I know about the http://youtube.com/tv issue, I think there's a bug in the youtube app causing the sound device to be locked. It works fine when set up to use pulseaudio, but that requires setting up pulse to use the correct alsa sink which can be a pain.
Here's how I do it on my NUC (through autostart.sh):
Codepactl load-module module-udev-detect pactl set-card-profile alsa_card.pci-0000_00_03.0 output:hdmi-stereo-extra1 pactl set-default-sink alsa_output.pci-0000_00_03.0.hdmi-stereo-extra1Then I run my Chrome container with "-e PULSE_SERVER=tcp:localhost:4713" and it works.
As for the backup function it works fine here.
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I'd start by reading the installation documents for each. Docker is probably the easier route as it lets you run it on the Linux distribution you prefer without any restrictions on the filesystem.
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I have no interest in it, so no. Same goes for CP. Source is available, so you can do it
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As Mono is already available as an addon, you can install and run Sonarr manually (for RPi as well). Here's how I run it as a systemd unit. You'd have to change /usr/bin/mono to the location of the mono addon binary.
