for Lakka grub must copy both 32 and 64 bit EFI loaders, as Lakka does
use syslinux only for legacy (non-EFI) boot. in upstream syslinux is
used for legacy and 64-bit EFI bootloader, grub is used only for 32 bit
EFI bootloader. this makes bootloader consistent for all EFI platforms.
fixes#1962
- update patch
- remove same patch for Pi02GPi, RPi4-GPICase2 and RPiZero2-GPiCASE2W
- provide symlinks for Pi02GPi, RPi4-GPICase2 and RPiZero2-GPiCASE2W for
easier update of the patch in the future
Closes#1956
users reported that some gamepads were identified incorrectly. issue
tracked down to xpadneo and related patch. build without this patch and
without xpadneo module solved the issue, tested on rpi3 with xbox one s
wireless and 8bitdo sn30+ pro gamepads. 8bitdo gamepad was previously
identified incorrectly and mapping in retrarch was incorrect. now the
issue is gone.
-This with kernel firmware updates and Nvidia driver updates
bring support to the latest new GPUs like AMD RX and NV40xx lines
Signed-off-by: Demetris Ierokipides <ierokipides.dem@gmail.com>
New driver component: libnvidia-gpucomp
Future NVIDIA graphics drivers for FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, and VMware
ESX will include a new library called libnvidia-gpucomp.so.<VERSION>. The
<VERSION> token in the library’s SONAME and filename represents the
driver version on Linux, and “1” on other platforms. The following
existing libraries will depend upon the new libnvidia-gpucomp library:
libnvidia-eglcore.so.<VERSION>
libnvidia-glcore.so.<VERSION>
libnvidia-rtcore.so.<VERSION>
Initially, this dependency will be expressed via DT_NEEDED; however, at
some point in the future the libraries which depend upon libnvidia-gpucomp
may be updated to dlopen(3) it instead. Any projects which use explicit
lists of NVIDIA driver libraries, for example, for creating installation
packages or GPU-enabled containers, should be updated to include the
new library.
https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/new-driver-component-libnvidia-gpucomp/267060
