Lost mupen64plus Standalone Emulator
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I apologize, I'm not seeing where it shows how to find the runcommand.log. I also did a search on my Pi and didn't find any file called that. I did find a file in /opt/retropie.configs.n64/mupen64plus called glide64.log:
2023/08/01,16:20:57.313,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/01,16:20:57.314,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/01,16:25:07.768,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/01,16:25:07.769,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:11:22.697,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:11:22.698,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:13:18.961,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:13:18.961,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:14:09.322,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:14:09.322,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:21:36.292,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:21:36.292,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:23:55.779,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:23:55.780,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:38:37.181,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,11:38:37.182,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:46:47.961,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:46:47.962,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:49:13.671,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:49:13.672,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:49:49.751,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:49:49.752,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:50:26.261,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,12:50:26.262,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,13:06:12.152,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,13:06:12.153,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,13:13:06.583,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,13:13:06.584,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,14:14:02.132,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/03,14:14:02.132,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/04,09:40:37.063,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2023/08/04,09:40:37.065,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"Does that help?
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Unfortunately I tried this and it didn't fix it. Thank you though!
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I apologize, I'm not seeing where it shows how to find the runcommand.log.
sorry, my bad, it's the "verbose log" link on the read-this-first.
here's the link: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/#launch-with-verbose-logging
the important part:
Note: If launching a non-Libretro ("standalone") core, the option will not be available, but they typically will still write useful diagnostic information to /dev/shm/runcommand.log.
ie, run the game, get the crash, then download that file from that location.
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@dankcushions Awesome, thank you. here's what I got from runcommand.log after the crash:
Parameters:
Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh mupen64plus-video-GLideN64 "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/n64/Super Mario 64.n64" 1280x720 0 --set Video-GLideN64[UseNativeResolutionFactor]=1
/opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh: line 447: 9091 Segmentation fault SDL_AUDIODRIVER=${SDL_AUDIODRIVER} SDL_VIDEO_RPI_SCALE_MODE=${SDL_VIDEO_RPI_SCALE_MODE} "$rootdir/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus" --noosd $PARAMS ${WINDOW_MODE} --rsp ${RSP_PLUGIN}.so --gfx ${VIDEO_PLUGIN}.so --audio ${AUDIO_PLUGIN}.so --configdir "$configdir/n64" --datadir "$configdir/n64" "$ROM" -
@Ikyrus thanks. unfortunately that's not telling me anything other than it crashed :( it would need a debug build to find the cause. you didn't say what specific image filename you're using - the current official retropie v4.8 image?
i have no idea if there's issues with the current mp64 binaries and not in a position to test. you could try lr-mupen64plus-next which should be the next-best one to use.
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@dankcushions Sorry, I'm using 4.8. I have been defaulting to lr-mupen64plus in the absence of the standalone. It works relatively ok. Is next better? I was under the impression it didn't work as well on the Pi because it has more accurate emulation which makes it run slower.
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@Ikyrus i suppose it depends on your definition of 'better'. lr-mupen64plus has been abandoned for 4 years - it might run faster in some situations but there will be lot of old bugs and inaccuracies, and they will never be fixed.
mupen64plus-gliden64 and lr-mupen64plus-next have essentially the same underlying (currently updated) codebase.
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I have the same problem after running retropie's packages upgrade.
pi@retropie:~ $ cat /dev/shm/runcommand.info n64 mupen64plus-GLideN64-highres /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/n64/Mario Kart 64 (USA).n64 /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh mupen64plus-video-GLideN64 "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/n64/Mario Kart 64 (USA).n64" 640x480 0 --set Video-GLideN64[UseNativeResolutionFactor]\=2 pi@retropie:~ $ cat /dev/shm/runcommand.log Parameters: Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh mupen64plus-video-GLideN64 "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/n64/Mario Kart 64 (USA).n64" 640x480 0 --set Video-GLideN64[UseNativeResolutionFactor]\=2 /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh: line 447: 6142 Segmentation fault SDL_AUDIODRIVER=${SDL_AUDIODRIVER} SDL_VIDEO_RPI_SCALE_MODE=${SDL_VIDEO_RPI_SCALE_MODE} "$rootdir/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus" --noosd $PARAMS ${WINDOW_MODE} --rsp ${RSP_PLUGIN}.so --gfx ${VIDEO_PLUGIN}.so --audio ${AUDIO_PLUGIN}.so --configdir "$configdir/n64" --datadir "$configdir/n64" "$ROM"
It happens with all non lr emulators.
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Can you try updating/re-installing the
mupen64plus
emulator now ? It seems there's a problem with the latest version, but updating from binary should install a previous version, which should work. -
@mitu I hate to bump an old topic but I'm also getting the same error no matter which version of mupen64plus I use:
2024/05/17,14:16:01.948,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"
2024/05/17,14:16:01.948,opengl_Utils.cpp:60,WARNING, "Could not query EGL extensions on this device"I have removed mupen64plus from the build completely and just re-installed via the most recent update from the RetroPie-Setup script and that's the error I get everytime and it kicks me back to ES.
I have tried all three mupen64plus options in runcommand and they all do the same.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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@TPR said in Lost mupen64plus Standalone Emulator:
@mitu I hate to bump an old topic but I'm also getting the same error no matter which version of mupen64plus I use:
The 'same error' is just a generic message that the emulator has crashed and it's not caused by the same issue. In fact, you've already commended in the topic where the recent Mupen64plus breakage was reported - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35444. Bumping an old topic is just rude.
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