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--- supported_hardware [2020/03/31 00:02]
joinski [Nvidia drivers]
+++ supported_hardware [2021/01/22 00:15] (current)
lbrpdx [Nvidia drivers]
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 ==== Nano computers / Single-board computers ====
+Batocera supports multiple single-board computers (SBC):
   * Raspberry Pi Zero
   * Raspberry Pi (aka 1), including RetroFlag GPi Case
   * Raspberry Pi 2
-  * Raspberry Pi 3
+  * Raspberry Pi 3, as well as CM3
+  * Raspberry Pi 4
   * Odroid C2
+  * Odroid C4
   * Odroid XU3, XU4, XU4Q
-  * Odroid N2
+  * Odroid N2 and N2+
   * Odroid Go Advance
+  * RK2020
+  * Abernic RG351P
   * RockPro64
   * Asus Tinkerboard
   * MQmaker MiQi
   * Amlogic S905 and variants
+  * Khadas VIM2
+  * Khadas VIM3
+  * Libretech H5
 You can download the last stable version for each of these SBCs from [[https://batocera.org/download|the download section of the website]].
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    nvidia-driver=true
-You can find the list of supported GPU models in https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/141847/en-us.
+You can find the list of supported GPU models in https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/168347/en-us (version 460.32.03 embedded in Batocera 30) .
+If you edit the file under Windows, make sure you have an editor that respects Unix line terminators. Don't use Wordpad, use a **real** text editor like Notepad++ or Atom, that doesn't replace the Unix line terminations (LF) by DOS/Windows line terminations (CR/LF).
+You can connect to [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|Batocera through SSH]], remount the ''/boot'' partition on write mode [[modify_the_system_while_it_s_running|like explained here]], and edit ''/boot/batocera-boot.conf'' with nano or vi as text editors.
+If your card is not supported by the current branch, please check the following forum thread https://forum.batocera.org/d/1851-batoceralinux-525-with-nvidia-legacy-drivers-390xx-discontinued
+If you use a laptop that has both an integrated Intel and a discrete Nvidia GPU (hybrid setup or "Optimus" technology), you need to enable Nvidia drivers with ''batocera-hybrid-nvidia'' from SSH or terminal access.
+How can you tell if the NVidia driver is correctly set up? Go to **SYSTEM SETTINGS** -> **INFORMATION** and see if the OpenGL version mentions **NVIDIA** in its version. If it does, you're all set. If it mentions **MESA**, that means that the Nvidia driver is not correctly activated.
-If your card is not supported by the current branch, please check the following forum thread https://forum.batocera.org/public/d/1851-batoceralinux-525-with-nvidia-legacy-drivers-390xx
 ==== Ati / HDMI audio output ====