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system - added recognition for Jetson Nano and Tegra X1 #3222

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  • by user request - not officially supported

"NVIDIA Jetson Nano Developer Kit")
__platform="jetson-nano"
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Wasn't sure if this was requiring a partial match or not.

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it should be icosa and that's it

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I'll remove the wildcards

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Done.

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Thanks.

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This is hardcoded for only aarch64 for these boards btw. I don't have anything to test with. If there's more arm x11 + GL boards I may rework it somewhat. I have plans to split out the systems configs after more refactoring anyway.

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theofficialgman commented Sep 12, 2020

nvidia renames the model if its not a tegra x1 so there shouldn't be any worry of it not being aarch64

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Thanks. Please let me know if this works and I'll merge it.

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Just finished testing your latest changes (37c14a2) and built a system that it compatible (lr-parallel-n64). Seems to work as expected.

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I just made one further change. Since they both share the same platform specs as far as we are concerned, I made the jetson nano share the tegra-x1 platform config. Just a bit of deduplication

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Thanks. My last change shouldn't affect anything so I'll merge in a bit.

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that's fine. jetson nano really only differs in number of gpu cuda cores which isn't affected here

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Interesting. I know very little about these systems. Maybe I should get a second hand switch to have a play.

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theofficialgman commented Sep 13, 2020

you have to get an original switch model (not the new switch) since you can't hack those without modchips. We would be welcome to have you at switchroot

@joolswills joolswills merged commit 69add6c into RetroPie:master Sep 13, 2020
@joolswills joolswills deleted the jetson-nano_and_tegra-x1 branch June 25, 2021 03:01
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