(2015-10-16, 13:08)ironic_monkey Wrote: [ -> ]yes, relink et al is basically option 2. but fundamentally there will be a glx vs egl and gl vs gles need in all rendering addons eventually.
What rendering addons have dependencies to egl or glx?
please post a link to the source
Where in the code is a reference to glew? Even if there was, it wouldn't have a dependency to glx or egl.
I added new OE images. For Isengard I rebased on OE6.0 ... and rebase the backports on 15.2-rc3.
For Jarvis I rebased on OE's master and rebuild from scratch.
Both version include the Limited Passthrough kernel patches and use it by default.
Bought the hardware and now I am realizing what I got myself into..... Yikes!
I purchased a N3150-ITX motherboard to run Kodi off a USB drive. How can I get things working similar to how I used to do it before (Create persistent USB install with LinuxLiveUSB). I don't intend on using a SSD or HDD with this machine.
Use two USB sticks. One to run the installer and another one as installation target.
(2015-10-17, 07:52)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]Use two USB sticks. One to run the installer and another one as installation target.
Had a brain lapse there... Thanks for not flaming me... Installing now.
Make sure to read the first page for the settings and - if you use OpenELEC- read the 2nd post to understand what beginners should use and what is for testing VAAPI.
For those upgrading to Ubuntu Wily:
Sadly they package a broken libva / libva-driver-intel for Braswell chips which cannot decode 4K HEVC. I felt free to open a bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sourc...ug/1507112
Hopefully wsnipex will also build libva and i965-va-driver for upcoming Wily.
Once again it's a single package that makes this EGL / VAAPI work _not_ work out of the box :-( I should have filed that earlier.
As final OpenELEC 6.0 won't work well on Braswell cause of the kernel issues I rebased my OE Isengard to the 6.0 tree and added kerne 4.3-rc5. I fixed all external linux-drivers to build, but some drivers I dropped, which is out of tree dvb devices. So if you are running ngene hardware this is not yet done.
If you run a Beebox, intel Nuc, whatever -> please test and report back. These builds include the passthrough kernel patches, have fun:
http://fritsch.fruehberger.net/experimental
I plan to release a final OE 6.0 build with ffmpeg 2.8.1, EGL, HEVC support, Kernel 4.3 support in order to fully work on braswell machines.
Currently dropped patches:
Code:
linux-058.05-hid_sony-add_autorepeat_for_PS3_remotes.todo <- MattDevo will most likely care
linux-063-xpad-fix_xbox360_wireless.todo <- same here
linux-221-ngene-octopus.todo <- important drivers, seo will care
linux-950-saa716x_PCIe_interface_chipset.todo <- no one really uses
linux-224-STK1160-addFramescaling.todo <- no one uses
linux-995-CX24120-13Z_frontend.todo <- no one really uses
(2015-10-17, 13:40)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]Currently dropped patches:
Code:
linux-058.05-hid_sony-add_autorepeat_for_PS3_remotes.todo <- MattDevo will most likely care
linux-063-xpad-fix_xbox360_wireless.todo <- same here
if you need me to rebase these on 4.3 for your OE 6 final release, just LMK. I need to update the xbox gamepad patch anyway.
@MattDaveo: If you want I'd take a PR to my OE EGL tree and will pick it then to my jarvis-egl tree.
Would be really cool if you would do that. Thanks much in advance.