Re: [hatari-users] 320x240 LCD not working. What I'm I doing wrong?

[Eero Tamminen <oak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

On torstai 05 helmikuu 2015, Mathias Johansson wrote:
> I cloned the repository and compiled the nightly build (no --rev v1.8.0)
> the commands to do this on an Raspberry Pi is listed at the end. The
> positive outcome of this is that running Hatari form the src directory
> now works on the intended LCD under X and this is a great progress.
> Unfortunately running it directly from prompt (against the frame buffer)
> still returns an error. I would like to not use X as I intend to only
> run Hatari on this R.Pi. Dose any one have more god ides on how to
> progress???
> 
> Hatari is run form the 'src' directory as follows:
> 
> hatari --borders off --vdi false --desktop-st false --statusbar false
> --drive-led false --max-width 320 --max-height 240 --fullscreen --zoom 1
> --memsize 1 --cpulevel 1 --cpuclock 8 --machine st --tos
> /home/pi/AtariTOS/tos206se.img

Is your src/ directory in your PATH?  Or did you mean that you run
"./hatari"?


> And it runs as intended under X but returns the following error if run
> "directly" against the frame-buffer:
> 
> v1.8.0 compiled 5 feb 2015 13:18:09

Installing Hatari doesn't change its configuration, or where its
configuration file is read from.

Are you sure you're running the same build in both cases, does it output
the same "compiled" date?

If you want to know which configuration file(s) are read, you can prefix 
hatari command with "strace -f -e open".


> Warning invalid desktop size 592x448 defaulting to 832x588!
> Configured max Hatari resolution = 416x312, optimal for ST = 832x588
> 
> My next move if no one have a better ides is to follow Eeros advice and
> enabled "DEBUG" in beginning of resolution.c. and I could probably ask
> Python to ask SDL the same thing. What nags me is that PyGame works and
> it is the same SDL version.
> 
> WR B Mathias Johansson
> 
> ---------------->
> For operators needing to compile Hatari from source on R.Pi under
> Raspbian this is one way to do it:
> 
> sudo apt-get mercurial
> hg clone http://hg.tuxfamily.org/mercurialroot/hatari/hatari (I guess
> adding --rev v1.8.0 would clone 1.8.0 and not latest but I have not
> tested this)
> sudo apt-get install cmake
> sudo apt-get install gcc
> sudo apt-get install build-essential
> sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev
> sudo apt-get install libportaudio-dev
> sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev
> ?????libfs-capsimage4????? <----- I did not finde/use this but maybe you
> should???

This isn't in any Linux repositories.  It's a library for reading floppy 
image format produced by a special HW (which you're unlikely to have as you 
didn't know what the library was).


	- Eero

> cd hatari
> cmake
> make
> 
> run hatari form the 'src' directory