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(01-14-2023, 03:38 PM)MayImilae Wrote: [ -> ]I made a thing - https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Notable_Removed_Features_and_Support

That's actually amazing

Edit: I've been looking to try some old dolphin builds on old hardware, is there anywhere I can find old builds?

Depends on the build. What are you after?

Something pre-2.0

Here you go - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y8yRlLbqoVpAYvX-dy7GG04eVkh2Zhv9/view?usp=sharing

I keep a personal archive for stuff like this! It's not perfect, I'm missing a lot from dolphin-emu.com days, but I have quite a few really old builds. (if anyone reading this has or know of where to get dolphin builds in the range of like r5 to r4000 I'd be very interested)

Thanks! But I guess I should have specified that I need a 32-bit build

Fortunately the old website still has a few pre 2.0 builds. Lots of the links are broken though.

https://www.mediafire.com/?3miomndzhln

Thanks for the link! I figured out where to find old builds now, I thought I had checked there before, but I guess I didn't do it very well.

(01-14-2023, 03:38 PM)MayImilae Wrote: [ -> ]I made a thing - https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Notable_Removed_Features_and_Support

I think the Async HLE audio thing should also be in the list, it was the reason i stayed on 3.5 release for so long.

Might be nice to find the exact last working arm7 version. The blog says "The ARMJIT32 has been broken on all ARMv7 devices since November 2014
Dolphin on Android crashes on load on ARMv7 devices with Android 5.0, even on previously working builds"
I don't have a full bisect, but on my old tablet 4.0-4394 works with fastmem off (apparently worked after changing builds and back?) and 4.0-5024 doesn't start any games. Don't know if fastmem works on some build or what <= Android 4.4 would change.

Quote:I think the Async HLE audio thing should also be in the list

Bah, true. A lot of people fussed over that. I'll add it. EDIT: done

Quote:Might be nice to find the exact last working arm7 version.

I don't have the ability to test ARMv7 - I have a bazillion ARM devices but they are ALL ARMv8. If you can find the final working ARMv7 build I'll gladly update the chart. But you are right about it being broken before it was removed so I'll update the chart by saying the final version is unknown.

EDIT: Oh, I DO have an ARMv7 device. I have an original Nvidia Shield Portable, which is powered by the ARMv7 equipped Tegra 4. ...you should probably find out yourself though, I am chronically distracted after all and from the looks of things that isn't going to change until maybe 2024. I probably will never get around to it.