SGX driver installer (beta)


And that's the weird part: It's already on 1.60 with the latest patches.
I made two approaches:
1. I installed the latest update on my NAND and then I backed up the NAND to make a bootable SD. I cannot run the installer from SD (only from NAND).
2. I installed a new 1.60 image on the SD -> same error.

EDIT: OK, now I get it:
I just booted from SD and it shows Kernel 2.6.27.
What I don't understand is, why I have two Kernels (2.6 and 3.2) installed on my Pandora. 2.6 seems to be a waste of space.

EDIT2:
I just found out, the /boot/uImage on the SD was linked to the 2.6 kernel. I removed it and made a soft link to uImage-3.
Now it doesn't find the file on SD card

Code:
Loading file "boot.txt" from mmc1 device 0:1 (xxa1)
155 bytes read
## Executing plain script at 82000000, size 155
Loading file "/boot/uImage" from mmc device 0:1 (xxa1)
** File not found /boot/uImage"
Wrong Image Format on bootm command
ERROR: can't get kernel image!
script finished.
 
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Thank you very much! :)

I copied my NAND's uImage to the SD. Now it's running Kernel 3.2 and so does the installer aswell.
 
sorry to resurect a not super active topic, but how do you find the current driver version used on the system using the command line ?
I personnaly didn't find a precise way, but you can at least detect if the driver is "FB only" or not by checking the presence of this file:

/usr/lib/libpvrPVR2D_X11WSEGL.so

With this lib, you have a driver with X11 compatible driver, without, it's a version >4.04 that works only with FB.

I plan to use this to show warning on non-compatible games/software in the future.
 
Device DevKit normally, I suspect.


Only way I know to postively identify the version you have installed is to unpack the installer and diff your .so against the various ones in the PND. Not very convenient admittedly, so I currently have little idea what driver I've installed on my machine.
 
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Device DevKit normally, I suspect.


Only way I know to postively identify the version you have installed is to unpack the installer and diff your .so against the various ones in the PND. Not very convenient admittedly, so I currently have little idea what driver I've installed on my machine.
How about calculating the hash of all dribers so and comparing with the hash of your system so? Would that work?

Can _wb_ do something about this in his System Info program?  Would be a nice place to show this kind of stuff.
I will try to do it first! Haha
 
Device DevKit normally, I suspect.


Only way I know to postively identify the version you have installed is to unpack the installer and diff your .so against the various ones in the PND. Not very convenient admittedly, so I currently have little idea what driver I've installed on my machine.
How about calculating the hash of all dribers so and comparing with the hash of your system so? Would that work?

Can _wb_ do something about this in his System Info program?  Would be a nice place to show this kind of stuff.
I will try to do it first! Haha
Yeah, you do it first!  Haha
 
Wow!  You take it serious!  Thanks for the effort.  However, I got blank for GPU Driver.  Also, overclocked cpu value is not accurate - I had my overclocked to 1300MHz, but PMC reported 1295MHz.
 
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Here  the screenshot and pndout:

  =======================================================================================

PND             : /media/USD1/pandora/apps/pandoramodelcheck.pnd

PND_FSTYPE      : Squashfs

APPDATADIR      : /media/USD1/pandora/appdata/pandoramodelcheck

APPDD_FSTYPE    : vfat

PND_CPUSPEED    : <unset>

EXENAME         : run.sh

ARGUMENTS       : <unset>

=======================================================================================

[ START ]--- Mount the PND ----------

Mounting : mount -t squashfs -o ro "/dev/loop1" "/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck"

Mounting the Union FS : mount -t aufs -o exec,noplink,dirs="/media/USD1/pandora/appdata/pandoramodelcheck=rw+nolwh":"/mnt/pnd/pandoramodelcheck=rr" none "/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck"

[sUCCESS]--- Mount the PND ----------

[ START ]--- Starting the application ( run.sh  ) ----------

run.sh

grep: cat: No such file or directory

grep: cat: No such file or directory

1295

./run.sh: line 59: ${$uptime//,/.}: bad substitution

/usr/lib/ES5.0/libEGL.so.1.10.2359475

/usr/lib/ES5.0/libEGL_eglimage.so.1.10.2359475: No such file or directory

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/3.01.00.06_1.4.14.2616/ES5

ad71c25d6f24cac5bc6512629fb112c0.EGLmd5

ad71c25d6f24cac5bc6512629fb112c0

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/3.01.00.07_1.4.14.2616/ES5

ad71c25d6f24cac5bc6512629fb112c0.EGLmd5

ad71c25d6f24cac5bc6512629fb112c0

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.00.00.01_1.4.14.2616/ES5

abc17809767b7c7143fca35ea0784258.EGLmd5

abc17809767b7c7143fca35ea0784258

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.00.00.01_default/ES5

abc17809767b7c7143fca35ea0784258.EGLmd5

abc17809767b7c7143fca35ea0784258

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.03.00.01_1.6.16.3977/ES5

72d29943bcc86eae10290d0524912f6e.EGLmd5

72d29943bcc86eae10290d0524912f6e

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.03.00.02_1.6.16.3977/ES5

16864f0bb6b41ad447e0a635706cf9f9.EGLmd5

16864f0bb6b41ad447e0a635706cf9f9

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.04.00.01_1.6.16.4117/ES5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2.EGLmd5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.04.00.02_1.6.16.4117/ES5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2.EGLmd5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.04.00.03_1.6.16.4117/ES5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2.EGLmd5

6ec5ff4750f13abf7e9ac90d47c1bfc2

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.05.00.01_1.6.16.4117/ES5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421.EGLmd5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.05.00.02_1.6.16.4117/ES5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421.EGLmd5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.05.00.03_1.6.16.4117/ES5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421.EGLmd5

380b60910457bb0ab5e11b938e4f3421

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.06.00.01_1.7.17.783851/ES5

d7a84fc690548b4b34a41b338f260a37.EGLmd5

d7a84fc690548b4b34a41b338f260a37

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.06.00.02_1.7.17.867897/ES5

51ec8b9b1e54620588f68c498b0bf6a8.EGLmd5

51ec8b9b1e54620588f68c498b0bf6a8

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.06.00.03_1.7.17.867897/ES5

b7c842e578485f3ffa16f40fbe361389.EGLmd5

b7c842e578485f3ffa16f40fbe361389

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.08.00.01_1.9.19.2139099/ES5

571d2b757c52e2b0e98688b4cf31d8dd.EGLmd5

571d2b757c52e2b0e98688b4cf31d8dd

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum/4.08.00.02_1.9.19.2188537/ES5

c252f4c8382a21bccdfb624b11d935eb.EGLmd5

c252f4c8382a21bccdfb624b11d935eb

/mnt/utmp/pandoramodelcheck/checksum

 

(yad:4014): Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading icon from file 'yad':

Couldn't recognize the image file format for file 'yad'

 
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Hello,

I've many glitches when I play 3D games such as "Alien vs Predator" and "Arx Fatalis", so I tried to use sgx_drivers_r2.pnd to test different versions of GPU driver.

Unfortunately, when I launch sgx_drivers_r2.pnd, it asks for my root password, then (once the password entered) it doesn't do anything more...

What should I do ?

(and as a side note, I tried to see the version of my GPU driver using Pandora Model Check too, but like Shenmue and gunrock, it's blank)

For information,

I've got a Pandora 1GHz edition,

Kernel version : 3.2.58

OS version : super zaxxon 1.61
 
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