Rock64 with arm64/armhf (should work for others)

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My setup:
Rock64 4GB RAM + 32GB eMMC
https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=7147

Ayufan's Debian Stretch arm64 stable
https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux- ... tag/0.5.15


For armhf please simply follow Raspberry PI tutorial:
https://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=RPi
Updates automated via GIMX.


For arm64 follow this tutorial:
https://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=De ... t_on_Linux

• Select libraries for Ubuntu 16.04 / Raspbian Stretch

• Make sure you select 4 cores (not 2) for compilation (make -j 4)

Xbox One - remember you need oldest pad (without 3.5mm jack), connected directly (not via any hub) to USB 2.0 (haven't tested USB 3.0 as I have HDD in there) otherwise it won't be recognised by GIMX.





Update:
https://gimx.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?p=13753#p13753
Go to folder where you have GIMS source code from Github (/home/rock64/GIMX by default)

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cd /home/rock64/GIMX

Clear Make

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make clean

Update source Code from Github

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git pull

Compile

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make -j 4

Install

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sudo make install

Not sure if you have to set up setuid and permissions once again.


Mouse Tweaks:
Will be updated soon.

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Excellent work! Many thanks for helping our community

[Matlo]

Update:
https://gimx.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?p=13753#p13753
Go to folder where you have GIMS source code from Github (/home/rock64/GIMX by default)

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cd /home/rock64/GIMX

Clear Make

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make clean

Update source Code from Github

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git pull

Compile

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make -j 4

Install

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sudo make install

Not sure if you have to set up setuid and permissions once again.

This is no more required, I changed the source code to allow compilation to complete on architectures that are not officially supported.
From now cloning the repository includes theses changes.
Setting up setuid and permissions has to be done only once.