@darknesscrysis in the tutorial, in the xrandr tab, there is a link on SSH...

I fix it!!.
the problem was the shaders and shaders set
my game settings are:

GAME RATIO: auto
SMOOTH GAME: on
SHADERS: 4xbr retro.glslp
SHADERS SET scanlines

hope this halps you

@sermedsh Have you tried this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1OEtEHvaVk&list=PL2oNQ0AT7fx2ExiSNrfHUzga5GnogI4sh&index=4&ab_channel=Recalbox

@andflowan non c'est bon. J'ai un ventilo sur mon pi mais je ne veux pas overclocker. Comme dit je joue sur pc pour la 3do et les jeux plateformes gourmandes

Hello
it's not batocera forum, but recalbox forum.

Hello
same question : https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/17600/how-to-configure-recalbox-6-0-dragonblaze-for-waveshare-gamehat/21

Bon bin ça a l’air de s’etre résolu tout seul plus de bugs à force de jouer va comprendre mais temps mieux 🙂

@huatrongkhang most likely the wires are not properly connected. Check again if they are swapped.

@ma7fouth sorry we can't give you any date, it'll be released when it's ready.

@ma7fouth Okay, let's see if I can help you:
If Wi-Fi still does not work in version 6.0RC2, I recommend that you post the model of your motherboard and the network card, stating the problem in this topic:
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/16941/recalbox-6-0-rc2-is-released
Regarding the BIOS, it is prohibited on the site to request or broadcast any content that has copyright, therefore, you will have to obtain them on your own.
What I can help you on this subject is to direct you to this Wiki link:
https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-system-bios-(EN)
In it says where to put, which names and MD5 CRC are correct for each emulator.
NOTE: The system is case sensitive, so the names and extensions of the BIOS must be exactly the same as what is requested. An easy way to check if the BIOS is being recognized is through Recalbox Manager, but if you are without internet, this is not possible ...

Sorry for dragging up an old post, but is there a port for the Pine A64+ ?
I have the Kickstarter version of the Pine64 board with 2GB of ram.
Thanks,
Alan