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Unable to open monitor interface #2

Closed m33ts4k0z closed 1 year ago

m33ts4k0z commented 1 year ago

Hello and thanks for this easy to follow tutorial.

I used wine64 on the Orange Pi 5 Plus (RK3588) in order to try to launch the pcsx2 emulator using the windows version but I receive this error. I use Joshua Riek's ubuntu. I have tried both X11 and wayland as well as used the /desktop parameter you suggest but I still receive the same.

Any ideas why?

Thank you

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neofeo commented 1 year ago

Well, did you use box86 and box64 for rk3588? On my script it ask if rockchip kernel or mainline. Anyway. You should use aethersx2 arm64 linux build for ps2 emulation.

neofeo commented 1 year ago

https://www.aethersx2.com/archive/?dir=desktop/linux

m33ts4k0z commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the fast answer.

Yes i did use the repos you suggested although its not needed since box86/64 both have a cmake flag for the RK3588 so even the latest version works if you compile them yourself.

AestherSx2 works really well but since it wont be getting any updates I thought of trying pcsx2 with box64.

I receive almost the same error about the display when trying to start the linux Appimage of pcsx2 as well

neofeo commented 1 year ago

Most probably it's a qt library not properly wrapped on box64 as today. Double emulation it's overkill for ps2 emulation on an rk3588 (or any arm linix device) , you have to use aethersx2.

neofeo commented 1 year ago

Ptitseb will be working full time from now on on box64, so development will ramp up, but again.. do not attempt thst craziness haha

m33ts4k0z commented 1 year ago

Actually its tripple emulation if you count pcsx2 🤣 I will make a post with the error on the box86 repo and im quite sure that if he wraps the lib properly, the linux version will work so wine wont be needed 😅

neofeo commented 1 year ago

Cobsider to not do it. Pcsx2 it's by far not a priority. It's super overkill... also, having a native solution. Cheers

m33ts4k0z commented 1 year ago

Yeah you are absolutely right but the native solution we have is very limited and maintained by hacks. Of course I will be using it now but having alternatives wont hurt in the future.

Thanks again for your tutorial 😊