he meant the discord and if you are looking for precompiled files you won't find them because for some reason everybody absolutely refuses to precompile it for Erista
Interesting, is there a link to the discord?
I'd be willing to setup a compile environment just for this.
more just being realistic but I guess so people can retain their attempts of belittlement is why nobody will do it.
I am interested in setting up a compile environment for it.
The problem I've run into with trying to compile things in the past was either missing dependencies or the wrong Linux version.
If you could give some starter tips it would be much appreciated.
Looking for someone to teach me how to fish.
The truth is we need an easy way to overclock RAM for Erista units, even is it's for just a small amount. If for example 1866mhz is stable, I don't see a reason why it must be so cryptic and difficult for someone to find a way to do it.
I've never messed with it for this exact reason they give you very minimal instructions and tell you to basically figure it out and then use a cop out along the lines of " if you don't know how to build it then you shouldn't be trying to use it at all" which if we used that bullshit logic most people wouldn't even be using Atmosphere in the first place if it wasn't precompiled. this all while we see plenty of precompiled mariko overclocks
I mainly just don't feel like having to maintain shit as much and having to deal with people bitching about shit when I forget to update whatever every couple weeks for new ams/hekate releases, or when their piracy patches don't work because the loader kip is diff, or other stuff like that.
With the current approach I basically never have to change the instructions for patching hekate, and only need to update the ams patch when major system updates release.
you are going to deal with people like that no matter what you do its really no excuse to segregate people from using it. many people don't know build instructions or what to use in order to build in the first place or how to figure out dependencies etc and its assumed that they are basically just too stupid to do it if they can't follow the minimal instruction which don't go into enough details for most people to do it. its basically like installing Atmopshere with half of the instructions missing
isnt stable in my lite with hynix mem, sometimes after booting only backlight after nintendo logo, and need to hard turn off,
sometimes the screen like crazy artefact, please.... give us option build for only cpu/gpu/mem oc without overvolting and no need other stuff....thanks
sometimes the screen like crazy artefact, please.... give us option build for only cpu/gpu/mem oc without overvolting and no need other stuff....thanks
“I mainly just don't feel like having to maintain shit as much” is the main thing, people bitching is just an added bonus.
Most stuff I write (including my OC stuff) I wrote for fun and/or to use myself, and I release some of those things (such as my OC stuff) because I think others might find them useful. But I don’t want to be responsible for constantly updating and maintaining builds of that stuff, I just want it to be a “here’s source code/a patch, do whatever you want with it” deal.
And to be clear, I don’t care if someone else wants to put up builds of my ram OC stuff, but I want no part in it.
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Have you tried the fixes? Did you install the mod using an external card reader?
The default tables are irrelevant. The SoC/hardware just weren’t intended to handle it (the Tegra chips Nvidia provided were a lower bin that was only officially rated and tested at 1785/921, while higher bins were reserved for other devices). At some point you’ll start running into issues with error correction, where it’ll be running at whatever freq but be throwing so many errors it needs to correct that the performance is the same as or worse than lower freqs.
Edit: also somewhat related, it fucks the battery and other other power related hardware.
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That setting about the video capture on every game, is it possible by itself? That sounded very interesting.
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