odroid go isnt running retropie i dont even think its running Emulation station

from what i understand its running a custom launcher made to look like ES

Is lowering the resolution an option to you? And using overlays and shader can also have an impact.

@barbudreadmon said in Odroid XU4 MAME Performance?:

@loggahead said in Odroid XU4 MAME Performance?:

I just have to update the lr-fbalpha package right?

If you mean from binary, probably not. As said above you'll probably have to update from sources.

This worked! Thanks so much again!

@zerojay : thank you for that explanation ! helps a lot here.

@mitu much appreciated.

Unfortunately I would need to install RecalBox to have Dreamcast support. For reasons beyond my comprehension the Odroid version of RetroPie doesn't support Reicast. The XU4 is much better suited for emulation than the Pi3. A $30 difference is small when you consider that it has double the ram and more than twice the processing power. When the Pi4 is released in a few years it will probably be comparable to the XU4, so the XU4's lifecycle would last far longer.

@jbodhorn said in Possible compilation of retropie on odroid xu4?:

@Shockwave wouldn't it be armv7-mali for platform on an odroid-xu4? I'm trying it now, I installed debian jessie and I've just started running the script, will update later on

looking forward in your results, retropie is the best imo and it would be perfect of Xu4!

@BuZz I already own a Rpi3 but as C1 is more powerfull i wanted to give it a try. I Already tried Lakka once but it misses the emulationstation front end and there lot of tool missing compared to RetroPie

I only wished there was an already build image for C1 like the one for RPI but it appears to be in my dreams.
So i'll stop posting here and open a new thread with the proper information.

Thanks for helping me it been beyond my expectation so far :)

Olde Core2Duo MacMini 2009 remains the best. It still runs all modern stuff, does decent N64 including upscaling to 1920x1200 and it is easy to configure and boots nice (with space invader replacing the apple off course).

@BuZz Cool, I thought it had already been merged in. My source-foo is not as strong as it once was.

@stikoyan74 you may have better luck with lakka:

http://www.lakka.tv/

So reading back through this thread, I see talk about EmulationStation and mali libraries as well as those who have had success compiling. I just am not there. Is this something that still works in the main branch? It keeps complaining about mali-fbdev - though I see above that it should build that instead of trying to install with apt(?)

Basically I'm just wondering if this is working for anybody else right now. Seems like there was a lot of work done on this, but perhaps maybe isn't current with other changes?

Edit: Was missing a couple packages it looks like:
Install: libgles1-mesa-dev:arm64 (12.0.6-0ubuntu0.16.04.1), libgles1-mesa:arm64 (12.0.6-0ubuntu0.16.04.1, automatic)
Those have it at least compiling. Perhaps they need to be added to the script?