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addpatch: retroarch #2951

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Enables some options to support more weak graphics apis and disables ffmpeg and gamemode, which were causing issues for me.

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and disables ffmpeg and gamemode, which were causing issues for me.

Could you explain what issue you are facing for a backlog? Thanks!

pkgrel=3
pkgdesc='Reference frontend for the libretro API'
-arch=(x86_64)
+arch=('x86_64' 'riscv64')
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We don't need to change here for a minimal patch, our build script will do this automatically. :)

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and disables ffmpeg and gamemode, which were causing issues for me.

Could you explain what issue you are facing for a backlog? Thanks!

ffmpeg was complaining about opencl linkage which I might have broken unrelatedly. It might not be necessary for this patch to exclude ffmpeg. However it seems like a bulky dependency that probably adds little value. A package for gamemode doesn't exist.

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A package for gamemode doesn't exist.

Do you mean the gamemode package? It exists in our repository though I don't test if it works fine. 🤔

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Ok I'll spend some more time investigating gamemode and ffmpeg another time. Maybe next weekend.

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