Posts by escalade
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You can very well run Xorg and browsers on the RPi under LibreELEC using Docker.
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I never once used the samba share for updating, so to say it's necessary is not correct
Anyways, if there is an option to turn it off then it should be possible. If not, why include the option? That's misleading and should not be a "feature" in any way. -
Small correction, apt-get is not "disabled", it is a package management utility for Debian. LibreELEC is a completely different distribution and does not have package management in the traditional sense.
Over to your actual problem, there should be logs both in systemd and in your router about what is going on, please provide them.
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Yeah put it in a directory and copy it in through one of the package function. Plenty of examples for you to look at.
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You could do something like git clone in the unpack function.
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Look at the compiler documentation, learn the difference between the switches, then inspect the makefile and make sure you pass the correct compiler options. Easy
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The patch is to get a proper configuration for DS4 bluetooth. You can remove if you don't need it.
As for the "latest" version tag it can really be anything, if you look at the package I download from several sources in make_target. There are different ways of achieving things, a package should simply put what you want into $INSTALL.
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Crashed on my RPi as well with git version 5cbaf79. There's been a few commits since then, including a crash fix, so might be worth another shot. Worked great on Generic.
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I've uploaded a new Generic image, with some cool new features:
- Chrome and Spotify launchable from main menu
Run Plex, Transmission and SABnzbd as systemd services like this:
Code# systemctl enable arch-plex && start arch-plex # systemctl enable arch-sabnzbd && start arch-sabnzbd # systemctl enable arch-transmission && start arch-transmissionNo addons or downloads needed, docker will automatically pull images from my docker hub repo. The arch container they are based on are minimal, but even so the images are a bit on the heavy side. Make sure you have like 2GB of space left on /storage.
Oh and last but not least, the RetroArch launcher script now tries to detect Intel KMS and doesn't switch to virtual console before starting. Should fix the issue mentioned earlier with nvidia cards.
Try it out and let me know what you think.
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Good work, I'll include it
BTW, to create a patch you just do "diff -u originalfile newfile" (and edit the patch to add the filepath). Simpler than creating a fork. -
Actually, none of the libretro cores use a configure script. As you can see there is no configure step, it just compiles a makefile that's already in place in a subdir. You'll need to define what you need there.
My scripts to launch RetroArch assumes Intel (DRM/KMS) hardware and switches to a virtual console before launching the game. I'll revise this and put up a new build.
In the meantime, although a bit cumbersome, you could log in with SSH and do a "chvt 1". Your game is probably running fine in X.
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Sure, you can configure any option you like. Look at other packages for reference if you want to learn.
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You can use gamepads on RPi2 with Krypton and peripheral.joystick addon. OE7 is Jarvis so no go.
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The root filesystem in LibreELEC is read-only, so Kodi can not be upgraded/downgraded. To do so you would need to build yourself and modify the source tree accordingly.
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Not a flaw, Emulationstation usually requires setting the key bindings manually. I just include bindings for DS3/DS4 as mentioned in the first post.
I've uploaded new images, most of the emulators for rpi have been updated and now include desmume.
