Posts made by shs2002

@Pyper I have similar problems. When I choose game console menu list or game list, my rbp5 does a lot of short freezing.
And after freezing, the menu cursor moves 2 or 3 step of the list.

@oyyodams private product use CH13 on 2.4GHz.
Thank you.

@oyyodams
I have two wifi broadband routers. Each is a rental product of an Internet broadband service provider and the other is a private product.
Rental products have a strong signal and private products have a weak signal.
The only difference is that. Private products are not found in the recalbox's list of Wi-Fi routers.
Thank you.

I burned the 6.1.1 version image due to a black screen error in the 6.1.1 update of XU4.
The 6.1.1 version image that I burned successfully booted.

But Wi-Fi has a problem. I have two Wi-Fi broadband routers. In recalbox 6.1.1, only one of them is recognized.

I manually entered my ssid and password to register an unrecognized router, but it didn't work.

In recalbox 6.1.1, I'm not sure if a weak signal doesn't appear, but in recalbox 6.1, both my routers were recognized.

I look forward to a quick improvement. Thank you.

I am an Odroid XU4 user.
Store recalbox and ROM in 128GB memory.
The update from recalbox 6.0 to version 6.1 worked without any problems.
After updating from 6.1 to 6.1.1, you will only see a black screen.
You can't connect to the recalbox from a Windows PC.
Why is there such a problem?
Is it possible that I do not have the minimum memory card capacity required for the update?
My 128GB memory almost filled the ROM. The free capacity would have been around 2-3GB.
Anyway now I think I need to format my memory card and burn a new 6.1.1 version.

@bkg2k
Thank you so much!

I explain my trick about RTC time.
Set the RTC time to 9 hours behind local time.
It then represents the time in the recalbox to match my local time.
With this I was able to conclude the RTC time issue.
But I'm not sure if this is the right way.

@nwildner

@nwildner said in The XU4 board does not retain the RTC time.:

system.timezone=Asia/Seoul on your recalbox.conf file

Of course, I set system.timezone = Asia / Seoul on recalbox.conf file.
So, when the internet is connected, the recalbox menu displays the correct local time.
However, when I boot it off-line, it displays about 9 hours faster.
I can then access the recalbox 's root user on the Linux system and modify the time, but the time on the rtc clock keeps the original local time.
The time on the rtc clock is retained by reboot but the recalbox does not use it. When I boot off-line, the menus in the recalbox display 9 hours faster than the rtc clock.

This is not my setting mistake, but the program problem of the recall box is obvious.

Thank you for your kindness.

@nwildner

Thank you for your response.
I tried with the advice of the ODROID forum.

I tried the hwclock command after logging in to the recalbox's Linux system as the root user.
And, the RTC's clock is set to local time.

It is not valid when rebooting. The clock in the recall box does not maintain the local time when offline.
But I found one interesting fact.
While offline, the RTC clock on the Linux system in recalbox retains its normal value, but the menu on the recalbox does not seem to use the RTC clock.
It seems to be a problem in the program source of the recalbox.

I installed recalbox 6.0 on the Odroid XU4 board. I installed the RTC Battery to use the RTC Timer on the XU4 board. Then, I set the Time Zone to Asia/Seoul in the Config file of the Recall Box.
However, it cannot display the current time unless it is connected to the Internet.
How can I fix it? Thank you for helping me.

RECALBOX 6.0
Korean Language ES UI Bug Report

There is a bug that displays incorrect numeric information when the emulation station's language is set to Korean.

The number of games on the system main screen of the emulation station is displayed incorrectly.

The time information of the last play time is displayed incorrectly.