I recently installed Lakka on a USB flash drive and am currently using it for live boot. The first day it worked just fine, but now I find I can’t load anything at all, or tell RetroArch to restart in the system without getting stuck at the flower screen. I’ve removed Lakka completely from the flash drive, re-downloaded it, and put it back on the USB drive and I’m experiencing the same thing again. I connected to Lakka with TeraTerm to start getting a log file for troubleshooting, and I found that while TeraTerm was connected, I could play everything just fine after giving a systemctl stop retroarch.service ; retroarch command to the system. After doing that everything works flawlessly. The instant I disconnect TeraTerm from Lakka, Lakka crashes. I was just wondering why this was happening and what I could do to remedy this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
It’s usually better to post logs to somewhere like pastebin and then share the link here rather than posting the potentially humongous logs in-line on the forum.
Crap, I’m sorry. I didn’t even think of that. I’ll get that corrected right away.
Thank you for the log.
For the graphic card log it should have been lspci -nnk | grep -A 3 VGA
But it is ok, it seems you have NV50 family (Tesla) nvidia graphic card.
It is maybe related to your video_monitor_index which should be 1 in your case.
What is the output of ?
grep video_monitor_index .config/retroarch/retroarch.cfg
Here is the full log. Sorry about pasting the thing in the forum itself. Apparently my head isn’t in the game today.
The output is: video_monitor_index = “0”
Try to put video_monitor_index = "1"
systemctl stop retroarch
nano /storage/.config/retroarch/retroarch.cfg
rebootUnfortunately that didn’t work. I modified the configuration file and rebooted. When the system came back up I attempted to load a game that has worked in the past. When the game loaded the system got stuck at the flower screen.