Linux Lindbergh issues

Retroman839

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This all looks good though
All the serial 0 opens etc
Jvs node foundIMG_5023.jpeg

Looks like I’m getting loads of graphic errors though OpenGL errors
Vertex shader errors
 

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Try to get it working with a game with no peripherals for now like virtual tennis. Peripherals like motor controller boards will be a minefield as there are so many types of board: midi, serial RS422, serial RS232, plus converter boards.

Most games should have an option to disable the motor or select a non-motorised "standard" cabinet rather than "deluxe" in the service menu.
 

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Try to get it working with a game with no peripherals for now like virtual tennis. Peripherals like motor controller boards will be a minefield as there are so many types of board: midi, serial RS422, serial RS232, plus converter boards.

Most games should have an option to disable the motor or select a non-motorised "standard" cabinet rather than "deluxe" in the service menu.
Not sure if my nvidia gpu is ok
I did update it to latest drivers so should be fine
 

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Trying on a new PC with a different graphics card is worth a go. I can only really help with the Linux questions, I have no clue how to fix issues with the emulator :) It's way too new for me.
 

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Trying on a new PC with a different graphics card is worth a go. I can only really help with the Linux questions, I have no clue how to fix issues with the emulator :) It's way too new for me.
I appreciate any help at all ..
It’s all alien to me 😁

I have teknoparrot can play all games
Only interest in this is the ability to use
The official sega ffb drive boards with the serials out puts for driving games
 
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