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    • g2000G

      Retropie on x86 GalliumOS - Menu Flickering

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      @g2000 hello @g2000 I'm Jameel Perkins Asking IS It possible For u to help me by watching this video please I Really Wanna try to see if I can get across to play GameCube N Wii games

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    • g2000G

      Retropie x86 on GalliumOS - Baytrail audio issues

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      @g2000 said in Retropie x86 on GalliumOS - Baytrail audio issues:

      @johnodon - THAT DID IT!!! Omg dude thank you! I've been loosing my mind with this. So it ends up there are two resolutions this thing picks up. It defaults to 1366x768 that has two refresh rates 60Hz and 40Hz. The next one is 1360x768 and runs at 60 - 59Hz. Switched it to that and magically it just worked. Cant believe it was something that simple. Canτ thank you enough!

      Been there. :D More often than not, 4K TVs are the culprit.

    • obsidianspiderO

      Running RetroPie On GalliumOS

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      For anyone who might want to give this a try: I just picked up a used Dell Chromebook 13 and with GalliumOS on it, RetroPie installed using the Ubuntu instructions very easily.

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      Things run very well, though GalliumOS seems to want to turn on the screen saver even if I'm using my USB controller. The workaround was to go into the power manager and enable "Presentation Mode" so the screen doesn't dim.