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mspacman:pi [2013/10/03 04:36]
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mspacman:pi [2013/10/06 08:40] (current)
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 make: *** [mame] Error 1 make: *** [mame] Error 1
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 +
 +Checked and the includes look good for devcb.h, added it explicitly anyway to ay8910.c, no change.
 +
 +Commented out the four lines, which will likely mean something very important is broken.
 +
 +Commened out unidasm.o from tools.mak, since that has tons of references to various CPUs.
 +
 +And finally a binary is born:
 +<​code>​
 +obj/​sdl/​mame/​tools/​unidasm.o:​(.rodata+0x75c):​ undefined reference to `cpu_disassemble_z180'​
 +obj/​sdl/​mame/​tools/​unidasm.o:​(.rodata+0x77c):​ undefined reference to `cpu_disassemble_z8'​
 +collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
 +make: *** [unidasm] Error 1
 +pi@pi ~/​src/​sdlmame0136 $ vi src/tools/
 +chdcd.c ​      ​chdman.c ​     ldresample.c ​ regrep.c ​     runtest.cmd ​  ​src2html.c ​   tools.mak ​    
 +chdcd.h ​      ​jedutil.c ​    ​ldverify.c ​   romcmp.c ​     split.c ​      ​srcclean.c ​   unidasm.c ​    
 +pi@pi ~/​src/​sdlmame0136 $ vi src/​tools/​tools.mak ​
 +pi@pi ~/​src/​sdlmame0136 $ make
 +Compiling src/​tools/​ldresample.c...
 +Linking ldresample...
 +Compiling src/​tools/​ldverify.c...
 +Linking ldverify...
 +Compiling src/​tools/​regrep.c...
 +Linking regrep...
 +Compiling src/​tools/​srcclean.c...
 +Linking srcclean...
 +Compiling src/​tools/​src2html.c...
 +Linking src2html...
 +Compiling src/​tools/​split.c...
 +src/​tools/​split.c:​ In function ‘split_file’:​
 +src/​tools/​split.c:​101:​9:​ warning: variable ‘totalparts’ set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
 +src/​tools/​split.c:​ In function ‘main’:
 +src/​tools/​split.c:​421:​6:​ warning: variable ‘result’ set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
 +Linking split...
 +pi@pi ~/​src/​sdlmame0136 $ ls
 +artwork ​ chdman ​   diff  ini      keymaps ​    ​ldverify ​ mame   ​obj ​    ​romcmp ​ runtest ​     split  src2html ​ testkeys
 +cfg      comments ​ docs  jedutil ​ ldresample ​ makefile ​ nvram  regrep ​ roms    SDLMAME.txt ​ src    srcclean ​ ui.bdf
 +pi@pi ~/​src/​sdlmame0136 $ ./​mame ​
 +Loading BDF font... (256 characters loaded)
 +Loading BDF font... (512 characters loaded)
 +Loading BDF font... (768 characters loaded)
 +Loading BDF font... (1024 characters loaded)
 +Loading BDF font... (1280 characters loaded)
 +Loading BDF font... (1536 characters loaded)
 +Generating cached BDF font...
 +Could not initialize SDL Unable to open a console terminal
 +
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Went looking to see if there might be a compiler issue with the undefined references, running "gcc version 4.6.3 (Debian 4.6.3-14+rpi1)",​ there'​s a 4.7 version available, installing it via ''​sudo apt-get install gcc-4.7''​.
 +
 +Re-instated the devcb_read lines in ay8910.c, make clean, make.
 +
 +No difference, and everything I try to do gets a "Bus error"​. ​ Boo.
 +
 +Gave up, looked around, realized I also had a version of xmame someone distributed that's new enough to support mspacmnf. ​ Compiled it over the course of two days, all set.
 +
 +Added user: mspacman
 +
 +Edited /​etc/​X11/​xinit/​xinitrc to be:
 +<​code>​
 +#. /​etc/​X11/​Xsession
 +/​mame/​xmame.SDL
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Edited /​etc/​inittab:​
 +<​code>​
 +#​1:​2345:​respawn:/​sbin/​getty --noclear 38400 tty1 
 +1:​2345:​respawn:/​bin/​login -f mspacman tty1 </​dev/​tty1 >/​dev/​tty1 2>&1
 +2:​2345:​respawn:/​bin/​login -f mspacman tty2 </​dev/​tty2 >/​dev/​tty2 2>&1
 +3:​2345:​respawn:/​bin/​login -f mspacman tty3 </​dev/​tty3 >/​dev/​tty3 2>&1
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Edited /​etc/​rc.local:​
 +<​code>​
 +su -l mspacman -c startx ​
 +initctl start tty TTY=/​dev/​tty2 &
 +initctl start tty TTY=/​dev/​tty3 &
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Spent last night trying to get sound working- for some reason it works running via VNC, but not running as mspacman. ​ This morning realized maybe it was permissions,​ ran the prog as user pi and sound exists. ​ Checked group memberships,​ matched them (things like "​audio"​ and "​video"​ were missing!), and finally- sound.
 +
 +Upped the clock to 800Mhz, set xinitrc to use volume -3.  Rebooted, boat work time.  ​
 +
 +
 +**TO-DO: get a proper shutdown routine working from GPIO pins or investigate ACPI, check on hiscore.dat instead of saved states- hi score doesn'​t seem to be working.** ​
 +
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