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This is OpenRCT2, not Oprah! Łłζ

Duncan

@duncanspumpkin

g1.dat is from the gog files

You have shown us the openrct2 folder

Albert Mikaelyan

@Tahvok

Yep, you're right. I clearly confused the 2 directories

Working great now! Thanks a lot!

Duncan

@duncanspumpkin

Krutonium

@Krutonium

https://github.com/pond3r/ggpo

I wonder how this would work in OpenRCT2 if implemented

Austin Keller

@ajbookstar_twitter

hello I recently felt the need to uninstall openrct2 so I deleted the application and program files, along with the original Rct2 files. I reinstalled Rct2, but it is now

saying "OpenRCT2 is missing"

when I boot it up

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

How are you starting the game?

ζeh Matt

@ZehMatt

https://github.com/pond3r/ggpo
I wonder how this would work in OpenRCT2 if implemented

This kind of trick only works on games that don't have many updating objects/entities and we rely on the determinism for network play rather than state synchronization

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

gotta love technicalities https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_of_Death_(geography)

Krutonium

@Krutonium

I wonder if anyone has attempted this.

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

probably not

Krutonium

@Krutonium

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/dhwchx/sudo_flaw_lets_linux_users_run_commands_as_root/

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

fortunately you have to add a rule to your sudoers which is rather inadvisable

Krutonium

@Krutonium

Anyone here have any experience with build Android ROMS?

Or with massivly complex build systems?

Because I am helping with a ROM but it's hanging up on building WPA_Supplicant I think

And nobody can figure out why

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

I mean feel free to post a paste link or something of the error, I might be able to help?

Krutonium

@Krutonium

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BXsPJTnDrG/

This is the process that just sits there forever

(I dumped the command line since the build tools even at full verbosity doesn't actually mention it)

repo init -u git://github.com/AospExtended/manifest.git -b 9.x
repo sync -c -j8 --force-sync -f --no-clone-bundle --no-tag

git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_d850 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/d850;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_d851 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/d851;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_d852 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/d852;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_d855 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/d855;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_f400 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/f400;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_g3-common -b lineage-16.0 device/lge/g3-common;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_g3ds -b aex-9.0 device/lge/g3ds;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_ls990 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/ls990;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_device_lge_vs985 -b aex-9.0 device/lge/vs985;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/android_kernel_lge_g3.git -b lineage-16.0 kernel/lge/g3;git clone git@gitlab.com:HardStyl3r/proprietary_vendor_lge.git -b lineage-16.0 vendor/lge;

lunch aosp_d855-userdebug && mka aex; lunch aosp_d851-userdebug && mka aex;lunch aosp_d852-userdebug && mka aex; lunch aosp_d850-userdebug && mka aex;lunch aosp_f400-userdebug && mka aex; lunch aosp_g3ds-userdebug && mka aex;lunch aosp_ls990-userdebug && mka aex; lunch aosp_vs985-userdebug && mka aex

It will take a decent amount of time but it will build most of Android, then build a recovery image, then will eventually hang up and just sit there.

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

yikes that is a long command line

Krutonium

@Krutonium

Just a bit

But this was intended to build the release for AospExtended

Final

Android 9 for such phones as the LG G3

Beware and use ccache

Because it's about 50k files to compile

It takes just over an hour on my 1800X

(It also takes over an hour to clone at 25MB/s)

SO YEAH THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN UP TO (sigh)

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

ccache won't help unless you want to compile again

but I guess if it is failing then you really want ccache

Krutonium

@Krutonium

Yep pretty much.

That's why I said ccache

Because first you have to hit the issue, otherwise how does one debug it

With ccache it drops compile time from over an hour to less than a minute

At least on my system with an excessive cache size on an SSD

Krutonium

@Krutonium

MacOS Catalana dropped 32 bit support

Except if you use Digital Entitlement

In which case your device just stops booting.

Great Job.

(It's a system service that's 32 bit, and when it crashes it takes the system with it.)

Ethan Smith

@ethanhs

nice

yeah I've been hearing about the 32bit support drop

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