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@mocsy mocsy commented Jan 10, 2024

apt install neon-support

apt install neon-support
@mocsy mocsy changed the title Update COMPILE.md Add more info about neon vfpv3 to COMPILE.md Jan 10, 2024
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ptitSeb commented Jan 11, 2024

In what case did you need that package?

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mocsy commented Jan 11, 2024

This package gives utilities to query neon a vfpv3 cpu support.

This is on Ubuntu 23 64bit from the official Raspberry Pi 5 imager.
I enabled Dynarec and using the Pi4 profile otherwise.
Without this package the make -j4 step fails.

After installing it and rerunning cmake the compilation works.
With this I managed to start steam and tested game streaming from a Windows PC to the Pi 5.

What is strange about this is that I compiled box64 first (in hopes that wow64 would just work and I can get away without box86), which has a Pi5 profile and for some reason it didn't fail compiling.

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mocsy commented Jan 11, 2024

https://packages.ubuntu.com/mantic/neon-support

Maybe it's functionality is redundant with some other package that machine also didn't have.

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mocsy commented Jan 11, 2024

That said the whole setup is just very slow, doesn't feel like what's seen on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co3Qi9ZwS5Q

@ptitSeb ptitSeb merged commit f249698 into ptitSeb:master Jan 11, 2024
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ptitSeb commented Jan 11, 2024

The video you linked was recoreded on a arm machine that have real AMD Rx550 graphic card (well, a laptop model, so 64bts bus, but still a dedicated graphic card). I don't think the PI5 GPU is as fast as this graphic card.

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