dmesg -w
and then re-run sudo /etc/rc.local
and post the new dmesg output?dmesg -w
and then re-run sudo /etc/rc.local
and post the new dmesg output?There are multible entries to load the driver in yourind1fference wrote: I attached the output and followed the guide but nothing appears.http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... output.jpg
rc.local
please delete it and leave just one in it, or delete everything in it and Activate Console Kit Support again with Setup ODROID Gamestation Turbo
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sudo pluma /etc/rc.local
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wget https://dn.odroid.com/5422/logo.sh
sudo sh logo.sh
you can do with menu option 10. inside the Setup toolind1fference wrote:....now I need to move the roms folder to a large usb drive....
10. Move rootfs to HDD
Thanks. Also how do I stop the keyring unlock window from always popping up at startup? The option to stop it is greyed out.AreaScout wrote:you can do with menu option 10. inside the Setup toolind1fference wrote:....now I need to move the roms folder to a large usb drive....
10. Move rootfs to HDD
The first time you use it it's gonna ask for a password, if you enter a password it will always ask for the password, if you do not enter a password it can work without but passwords and settings (WiFi) will be stored unprotected in the keyring file.ind1fference wrote:Thanks. Also how do I stop the keyring unlock window from always popping up at startup? The option to stop it is greyed out.
At this point you're already logged in.ind1fference wrote:Unfortunately login attempts result in:
-bash : odroid: command not found
mc /
as a command.tail -f /var/log/syslog
chown odroid:odroid -R /home/odroid
to make sure all files belong to the user odroid.gpio_button -f /home/odroid/LCDTools/test.sh -r /home/odroid/LCDTools/test2.sh
and add it to auto start later and run it /etc/rc.local
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##### CONSOLE KIT START #####
[ `/sbin/lsmod | grep -c spi_s3c64xx` -ge 1 ] && rmmod spi_s3c64xx
modprobe spi_s3c64xx force32b=1
modprobe fbtft_device name=hktft9340 busnum=1 rotate=270
su root -c '/bin/rm -f /dev/fb1'
su root -c '/bin/mknod /dev/fb1 c 29 1'
su root -c '/bin/chmod 0666 /dev/fb1'
su root -c 'gpio_button'
su odroid -c 'gpio_button -f /home/odroid/LCDTools/test.sh -r /home/odroid/LCDTools/test2.sh -d'
su odroid -c 'img2fb -i "/home/odroid/ROMS/N64/fanart/Bottom of the 9th (USA).jpg"'
##### CONSOLE KIT END #####
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#!/bin/bash
img2fb -i /some/super/image.jpg
show_info -d 128 &
sleep 5
PPID=$(pidof -s show_info)
kill -SIGINT $PPID
SIGINT
which is an ctrl+c
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#!/bin/bash
cat /dev/fb1 > image.raw
osd2fb -f DroidSans-Bold.ttf -i "Weather forecast" -y 10 -x 20 -w 15 -s -o 128
osd2fb -f DroidSans-Bold.ttf -i "21▒C" -y 30 -x 30 -w 38 -s
sleep 5
cat image.raw > /dev/fb1
have you tried that command I gave you with chown?ind1fference wrote:I'm beginning to think that this image may just not be for me.
http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... 16_HDR.jpg
http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... 53_HDR.jpg
Can't, don't have one yetAreaScout wrote:i forgot to say, please report bugs to the new tools viewtopic.php?f=156&t=30979&start=50#p224828
and next one will be spectrum visualizer
thought you are sitting in an office full of themrooted wrote: Can't, don't have one yet
Good looking toolkit you have designed, I look forward to eventually using it.
Just tested PSX on my side it's working fine.psiquik wrote:I am having an issue, the logo.mp4 is not playing when I run PSX games for some reason.
Can anyone help me, what do check or do?
All the other ones are loading fine.
Thanks in advance.
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sudo draw-logo.sh ROMS/PSX/VideoSnaps/logo.mp4 0
What do you mean by skips it? Scrapping or just to show them in the overview?mikelee wrote:blueman fixed my bluetooth issues, works great thanks,
Now I am curious why romcollection browser in kodi skips some titles, like i added 4 n64 roms to the folder, and it added 007, but skipped the 3 other 3 big names like mario kart and super mario
emulation station finds them no problem
thanks again
How are you flashing the OS, with what hardware? Are you using MicroSD to SD?ind1fference wrote:So sftping roms just resulted in Filezilla erring everything out and upon a restart I'm looking at the aqua Debian 8 desktop again. I give up. GameStation is trash for me. No fancy LCD for me unless another image starts using it. Shame.
http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... n-Aqua.jpg
I've used etcher each time and I'm on my 6th-7th attempt to get it to work. There's always an issue once I start copying roms via sftp. I eventually restart and get the aqua desktop and I'm unable to get back the default debian desktop. I'm using a 128GB Samsung EVO Select micro SD card. This card never gave me problems on my raspberry pie.rooted wrote:How are you flashing the OS, with what hardware? Are you using MicroSD to SD?ind1fference wrote:So sftping roms just resulted in Filezilla erring everything out and upon a restart I'm looking at the aqua Debian 8 desktop again. I give up. GameStation is trash for me. No fancy LCD for me unless another image starts using it. Shame.
http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... n-Aqua.jpg
It kinda looks like .Xauthority or something got messed up.ind1fference wrote:So sftping roms just resulted in Filezilla erring everything out and upon a restart I'm looking at the aqua Debian 8 desktop again. I give up. GameStation is trash for me. No fancy LCD for me unless another image starts using it. Shame.
http://www.gameenthus.com/wp-content/up ... n-Aqua.jpg
dmesg -w
in a different shell and see if it reports filesystem errors during your copymad_ady wrote:Run admesg -w
in a different shell and see if it reports filesystem errors during your copy
Most of those came from the same site he's already using, https://www.shadertoy.commeveric wrote:Looks really good.. you should check if the shadertoy visualizer works that is used for Kodi, that thing is amazing and good looking.
https://github.com/notspiff/visualization.shadertoy
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