Jesse Talavera

> `i965: Failed to submit batchbuffer: No space left on device` Is a message from the system i965 video driver. > > Also, starting with left/right layout seem to work,...

I noticed that the maximum dimensions requested by the OpenGL renderer fit within your device's maximum texture and renderbuffer size. With that in mind: - Do you get the same...

Hm... - Does the software renderer work on all relevant screen layouts? - What if you use the OpenGL renderer, but with a resolution scale of 1x (i.e. no upscaling)?...

What about VRAM usage? What other applications (including basic system services!) are you running that use the Intel GPU? Also, what about standalone melonDS? Does the issue occur there, too?

Could you test standalone melonDS as well (with varying levels of upscaling)? I took some rough numbers and it uses far less VRAM than RetroArch does. If the OpenGL renderer...

Ah, yes, excuse me. Okay, I think I know enough to work on a fix. Hang tight.

For a while I'd encountered an issue where [using melonDS DS on macOS would crash my machine](https://github.com/JesseTG/melonds-ds/issues/12#issuecomment-1677646871). It turns out that the cause is most likely the same as your...

# Notes to Self The main thing giving me pause about a fix for this issue is that the libretro API itself doesn't have a way to tell a core...

The issue is that libretro offers no way to tell the core that the VRAM it wants can't be allocated, so the core doesn't get a chance to try again;...

I'm working on cleaning up melonDS DS's integration with some profiling tools; would you be willing to take and upload a trace when I have that ready? It'll help me...