Have anyone here tried to install Lakka to those devices or is it even possible at the moment?
I’ve never tried yet. I’m also interested in knowing if Lakka can run on Intel Stick.
[QUOTE=Kivutar;28979]I’ve never tried yet. I’m also interested in knowing if Lakka can run on Intel Stick.[/QUOTE] I think it wont. Intel stick only supports 32Bit or 64Bit UEFI, and Lakka, as far as I know, it doesnt support UEFI at all.
I have a PIPO X7S and found out that it only supports 32Bit UEFI, so you can install 32Bit UEFI compatible Operative Systems like Win8.1 x32 / Win 10 x32 / Ubuntu x32 (modded with 32bit UEFI support).
It would be great if Lakka (and OpenElec) added support for 32Bit and 64Bit UEFI modes. Maybe 2 separate releases?
PIPO X7S and Intel Stick share similar specs and they all have Intel HD Graphics which work really well with Lakka (I tested it on low powered Notebooks and it runs great).
We just need to build with the EFI flag, https://github.com/libretro/Lakka/blob/lakka/Makefile#L14 I can build it if you want to test.
[QUOTE=Kivutar;29016]We just need to build with the EFI flag, https://github.com/libretro/Lakka/blob/lakka/Makefile#L14 I can build it if you want to test.[/QUOTE] I found out that Intel Stick may support UEFI 32 and 64 modes. So please yes! Do 2 builds with EFI flags, I’m specially interested in the 32bit build so I can test it on my PIPO X7S!
I have MeegoPad T02 and it supports only 32-bit bootloader. https://plus.google.com/+IanMORRISON/posts/UNWdwRMqy3j
But if you can provide build with EFI flag I can test how it works with MeegoPad.