Posts by escalade

It's already packaged as an addon I think. I have no need for it so not going to integrate in the build.

From here, you can see there is an [Install] section. Sounds like the file you have is corrupt somehow.

Which build are you using? I don't use PVR myself. Does it work differently than regular LibreELEC? The only relevant change I think, is that I'm using a newer git revision of Kodi.

If you want to clone and compile that's entirely up to you. I post builds quite frequently though.

Looks more like filesystem or bad blocks issue. The dmesg from OpenELEC indicates this as well. The biggest difference from OE6 to LE7 is kernel 4.1 vs 4.4, perhaps the older kernel somehow handles it better, I don't know.

Did you try doing a full fsck and bad blocks check?

No, I haven't. The emulators included are listed on the first page. You'd have to investigate yourself if you want it.

Deactivated you mean

That's the default, set in /etc/retroarch.cfg by package.mk:

sed -i -e "s/# video_threaded = false/video_threaded = true/" $INSTALL/etc/retroarch.cfg

So I'm guessing you must have changed this.

In that case, I would advise whichever one suits you best

fneves

I use a NUC which is also Intel HD, and Super Mario 64 is smooth as butter here. I think a Celeron 2955U might be a bit weak for proper N64 emulation.

pandaadnap

Ah, I see. The OEM packages means all my extra packages, so disabling that you'll have a plain LibreELEC build. You can start with the RPi2 package in packages/escalade/oem/RPi2, so copy it to Odroid_C2 and give it a shot. I'm guessing you will run into compile issues with some of the packages.

lollo78

I have no interest in that for the same reasons as mentioned above, mame2010 was updated last november 2015. If you want to create packages you need to put in the work yourself, I can help you if you have a specific question. There is a ton of similar packages already that you can look at and learn from.

pandaadnap

My tree have a lot of packages not present in upstream LibreELEC, I'm only testing with RPi3/Intel. Always include a full log, the error you mention is not the complete error and does not indicate what went wrong.

It works for me on Generic (Intel). The dosbox core is not really that mature anyways, it has an issue with the keyboard autorepeating and there seems to be a problem with some games copy protection (Little Big Adventure 2 does not find CD even if it's mounted). I'll probably package up the regular dosbox with sdl2 at some point.

lollo78

Why would you anyways? The core hasn't seen an update in over 6 months, mame/mame2003 is a better choice. I prefer mame2003 as it displays a better picture, aspect seems off with mame.

jayfkay

If your TV supports 1080p and Kodi is set to 1080p it should look correct. If it doesn't you need to adjust your TV.

Oh yeah, I must have missed that

My mind reading does not work on long distances, so you'll have to tell me what hardware you have and post logs In any case, sounds like you need to adjust your TV to "just scan" 16:9 or something along those lines. Normally, Kodi and Emulationstation should pick the optimal resolution for you (normally 1080p). There aren't any resolution options in ES as far as I know, it will just use whatever your X server is set to.

New builds are online, worth an upgrade for anyone who has any DVD files in their library as it's now supported again.

The X11 video driver in LE8 was changed from xf86-video-intel to the new xf86-video-modesetting driver. This might give better compatibility but for the latest NUC it might be worth to try the intel driver again. I have the change reverted and updated the intel driver in my LE8 community builds, perhaps you could try it and see if it has the same HDMI issue.

The error is clear, zlib.h not found. It should already be present in your toolchain, so you'd have to revise the makefile and compiler options to make sure the include paths are correct.

Sounds like the .zip is not a valid archive file. I can unzip a file named the same just fine.