Ivan V
Ivan V
Get the core from RetroPie and use libretro_core_template.hmod. Don't forget to read the readme.txt inside first.
Wait, CoolCV is not a libretro core, it's a standalone emulator. I guess you can try getting the binary and putting it to /bin folder of hmod.
That's because coolcv_pi is NOT a .so file. coolcv_pi is Linux executable. The structure is the same because both file types (.so and executable) have the same format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executable_and_Linkable_Format You...
Use .hmod to put coolcv_pi to /bin, then specify /bin/coolcv_pi in command line arguments in Hakchi2 GUI Mad-Mega wrote: > > okay, how can i do that ? > >...
You should use /bin/coolcv_pi, not bin/coolcv_pi
Then try to launch it using clovershell and post the output here in case it won't run
Get clovershell-daemon running on your NES Classic, then use clovershell-client to launch shell server, then use telnet or PuTTY to connect to daemon. Then you can run coolcv_pi and get...
@tlaurion You can remove x230-maximized-fhd_edp variations from untested, edf200e7913c62975a424cfb9dbd579747d0665c works fine on my eDP-modded X230. Sorry for not being able to test it sooner.
Works perfectly on eDP 4.0-modded X230 with 1440p display. "Unknown TPM log specification" doesn't prevent TPM from unlocking encrypted root partition.
> @pcm720 can you confirm upstream merged+modified(minimal: only filename changes) edp/fhd patchset works as expected here? Should. Yes, everything works as expected, no issues with disk decryption or OS reboots.