kaldebaram escribió:Cataplasta escribió:Buenos días, refloto este hilo primeramente porque se lo merece y debería tener chincheta y ya luego por una duda que me asalta: ¿ se ha conseguido ya guardar las configuraciones de retroarch y que el ES de batocera no se las cepille? estoy con la versión 5.27.2 de 32 bits para un thinclient justito que tengo y por más que intento grabar alguna configuración dentro del retroarch (algún overlay, el crtswitchres para probar en mi monitor de 31khz o en la tele de 15khz), al salir al emulation station desaparece lo guardado. ¿es un bug o es que batocera es así y no hay nada que hacer?
Gracias, saludos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLRA3djdbcI espero que te sirva... Saludos
Batocera 15khz Linux Kernel 5.10 test
Thanks to Batocera Developer "rtissera" we now have Kernel 5.10 patches from
https://github.com/D0023R/linux_kernel_15khz1.- Download Batocera and flash it to a USB flash drive.
https://batocera.org/users/rtissera/bat ... ev/x86_64/2.- Configure your PC BIOS to boot from the USB flash drive.
3.- Donwload Putty and WinScp or similar to access your PC using SSH (console) via the network. In my case the PC is connected via Ethernet.
4.- Connect your PC to your CRT (I use a DVI-I port plus DVI-I to VGA adapter and an VGA to Scart from Arcade Express)
It should boot at a non-supported resolution so tv off for the moment or another channel then the AV channel so we don't seen dangeroud signals to out Tv's
Connect via SSH
Get the IP address doing "ping batocera" in a command line windows cmd
username: root
password: linux
Get your graphics card name:
# ls /sys/class/drm/
card0 card0-DVI-I-1 ttm
card0-DP-1 renderD128 version
Mine is: DVI-I-1
to be able to wtite to boot use command
mount -o remount,rw /boot
Edit syslinux to enable booting in low resolution
If legacy
boot/syslinux.cfg
boot/boot/syslinux.cfg
If UEFI
/boot/EFI/syslinux.cfg
/boot/EFI/BOOT/syslinux.cfg
APPEND label=BATOCERA console=tty3 quiet loglevel=0 vt.global_cursor_default=0 video=DVI-I-1:648x480ieS
Use my "10-monitor.conf" and edit if needed.
Place in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
Copy over missing drivers to
/usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers
Edit
/userdata/system/batocera.conf
Add this after line 266 "## Configurations generated by Batocera.linux"
global.videooutput=DVI-0
global.integerscale=1
global.smooth=0
global.retroarch.menu_driver=rgui
Finish with
batocera-save-overlay
reboot
Configure CRT switchres per core
Now, choose any core and game inside Batocera using your gamepad or keyboard.
Example: Core: Atari 2600 Game: H.E.R.O.
Access the menu and configure (in this order):
Main Menu -- Settings -- User Interface -- Show Advanced Settings [ON]
Main Menu -- Video -- Bilinear Filtering [OFF]
Main Menu -- Video -- Scaling --Integer Scaling [ON]
Main Menu -- Video -- Scaling --Aspect ratio 4:3 (you can change that later)
Main Menu -- Video -- CRT SwitchRes -- Use custom Refresh Rate [ON]
Main Menu -- Video -- CRT SwitchRes -- CRT Super Resolution: 1920
Main Menu -- Video -- CRT SwitchRes -- CRT SwitchRes [ON]
It should change to 240p
Now you can adjust your scaling in: Main Menu -- Video -- Scaling
Finally, save the configuration for this core:
Quick Menu -- Override -- Save Core overrides
Do the same with other cores
Copy a modeline from "10-monitor.conf"
Edit with
https://www.epanorama.net/faq/vga2rgb/calc.htmlto adjust image to you liking
10-monitor.conf and driver link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharingMissing drivers will be in v30 relese as far as i know.
SwitchRes 2.0 will be added also to support more emulators then
Libretro
GroovyMame Working choose MAME as core
PS.
use image from here instead
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... 4tqXdmJyHv