God Ginrai said:
Mostly I fixed crashes. For example, there was a bug where self-modifying code would go undetected during memory deallocation. It would work fine until the dynarec got low on memory and then crash randomly.HackModford said:
Ari64 said:
I have noticed that combining the plugins from the pnd with my local builds does not work. I don't know what Adventus did differently, but his binaries are not compatible. If you're going to do your own builds, make sure you compile everything from source.Jdbye said:I compiled the new version of Mupen64Plus but gles2n64 just caused SIGSEGV errors on all the games when I tried to run them, I probably did something wrong - but it's not easy to know what, everything compiled fine. I even compiled the newest version of gles2n64 but still got the same error. I guess we'll have to wait for someone else to do it...
Edit: I'm suspecting it might be a change in Mupen64Plus that made gles2n64 incompatible with the newest version, since all the other plugins still work fine, even Notaz's OSS plugin without needing recompiling. But what do I know
Notaz's OSS plugin and the PPSP input plugin from the old PND worked fine with the version built from your source, but I managed to break something when I installed all the required packages for building Mupen64Plus on the Pandora, so even the old PND just crashed when I ran games. I reinstalled the OS, but the PND I created then complained about a missing OGL.so (or something like that), so it still doesn't work anyway. I'm not gonna attempt it again in fear of messing up my OS installation again - but it might actually have worked if I didn't break my OS install.Ari64 said:I have noticed that combining the plugins from the pnd with my local builds does not work. I don't know what Adventus did differently, but his binaries are not compatible. If you're going to do your own builds, make sure you compile everything from source.Jdbye said:I compiled the new version of Mupen64Plus but gles2n64 just caused SIGSEGV errors on all the games when I tried to run them, I probably did something wrong - but it's not easy to know what, everything compiled fine. I even compiled the newest version of gles2n64 but still got the same error. I guess we'll have to wait for someone else to do it...
Edit: I'm suspecting it might be a change in Mupen64Plus that made gles2n64 incompatible with the newest version, since all the other plugins still work fine, even Notaz's OSS plugin without needing recompiling. But what do I know
Good luck Adventus, hopefully the reflash will work. If not, maybe Craig or Ed can get you a replacement ASAP!Adventus said:
jumpman said:Good luck Adventus, hopefully the reflash will work. If not, maybe Craig or Ed can get you a replacement ASAP!Adventus said:
N64 developement is top priority in my book, and any and all help should be thrown to you and the others working on this great emu. I'm looking forward to trying the newest bulid.
Chris
Adventus said:
Then you can snap the top half off your Pandora and use it as a bluetooth control for the N900 Hey Adventus, any luck with your reflash?jumpman said:Good luck Adventus, hopefully the reflash will work. If not, maybe Craig or Ed can get you a replacement ASAP!Adventus said:
N64 developement is top priority in my book, and any and all help should be thrown to you and the others working on this great emu. I'm looking forward to trying the newest bulid.
Chris
jumpman said:Hey Adventus, any luck with your reflash?jumpman said:Good luck Adventus, hopefully the reflash will work. If not, maybe Craig or Ed can get you a replacement ASAP!Adventus said:
N64 developement is top priority in my book, and any and all help should be thrown to you and the others working on this great emu. I'm looking forward to trying the newest bulid.
Chris
Chris
