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Attempt to create ARM64 builds #83

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nefarius opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 26 comments
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Attempt to create ARM64 builds #83

nefarius opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 26 comments
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Apparently ARM64 installations are on the rise, the solution/project needs this platform integrated and tested.
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Any chance of this happening? Xbox cloud gaming is working pretty good on my arm device, would like my old logitech rumblepad 2 to work on it with the x360ce emulator! Good opportunity to do more on this arm device!

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Here's the first unsigned and untested ARM64 build for anybody who knows how to test-sign, manually install and put the machine in test mode.

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We successfully installed and tested a build on a MacBook Pro 14 (M1 Pro) and everything seems to work fine! Next step is making a setup for it.

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nefarius commented Aug 8, 2022

An ARM64 BETA release is vailable whoever has the hardware, please test and provide feedback here, thanks.

@nefarius nefarius added this to the Fixed in version >= 1.19.x milestone Aug 8, 2022
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Attempting to install on m1 mac air with windows 11 vm inside of parallels getting error: "The file 'nefconw.exe' is not marked for installation"

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nefarius commented Aug 8, 2022

Try this one please.

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CodeMonkeyInit commented Aug 8, 2022 •
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Try this one please.

double checked, getting same error with this one

p.s managed to install by using /unpack command and manually installing driver with ARM64/ViGEmBus.inf

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nefarius commented Aug 8, 2022

Try this one please.

double checked, getting same error with this one

p.s managed to install by using /unpack command and manually installing driver with ARM64/ViGEmBus.inf

Well, partial progress is better than no progress 😉 We'll figure it out.

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not sure if it helps but I also get the
"The file 'nefconw.exe' is not marked for installation"

Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎2022-‎05-‎27
OS build 22621.160
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22632.1000.0

Processor Snapdragon(TM) 835 2.21 GHz
Installed RAM 4.00 GB (3.69 GB usable)
System type 64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor
Pen and touch Pen and touch support with 10 touch points

It's a Lenovo Miix630

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ImSaaam commented Aug 9, 2022 •
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Try this one please.

double checked, getting same error with this one

p.s managed to install by using /unpack command and manually installing driver with ARM64/ViGEmBus.inf

I am getting the same error as well, can I ask you how you installed it?

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Works now with new installer.

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nefarius commented Aug 9, 2022

Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

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An ARM64 BETA release is vailable whoever has the hardware, please test and provide feedback here, thanks.

I don't know why this doesn't seem to be working on Parallels, but this works perfectly on my original Windows Arm hardware. You guys are lifesavers!

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An ARM64 BETA release is vailable whoever has the hardware, please test and provide feedback here, thanks.

I don't know why this doesn't seem to be working on Parallels, but this works perfectly on my original Windows Arm hardware. You guys are lifesavers!

Isn't parallels emulating a different CPU architecture?

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An ARM64 BETA release is vailable whoever has the hardware, please test and provide feedback here, thanks.

I don't know why this doesn't seem to be working on Parallels, but this works perfectly on my original Windows Arm hardware. You guys are lifesavers!

Isn't parallels emulating a different CPU architecture?

Not really, or at least it shouldn't be. The M1 is an ARM-based CPU, and Parallels can't translate CPU architecture and perform well, so it has to use a version of Windows designed to be installed for ARM64 hardware like mine (Galaxy Book2). It should be worth noting that I'm referring to full Windows ARM64, not Windows RT or Windows Mobile.

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An ARM64 BETA release is vailable whoever has the hardware, please test and provide feedback here, thanks.

I don't know why this doesn't seem to be working on Parallels, but this works perfectly on my original Windows Arm hardware. You guys are lifesavers!

Isn't parallels emulating a different CPU architecture?

Not really, or at least it shouldn't be. The M1 is an ARM-based CPU, and Parallels can't translate CPU architecture and perform well, so it has to use a version of Windows designed to be installed for ARM64 hardware like mine (Galaxy Book2). It should be worth noting that I'm referring to full Windows ARM64, not Windows RT or Windows Mobile.

I see. I have no experience with Apple stuff or Parallels etc. so I'll take your folk's words for it 😇

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Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

Seems to be fixed now on Windows 11 inside of Parallels

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ynohtnalude commented Aug 10, 2022 via email

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I just open up xbox cloud gaming on my sd835 pc with windows 11 in MS edge,

My Logitech Rumble pad worked great playing forza5 on this wimpy machine!!

Thanks!!

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Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

Seems to be fixed now on Windows 11 inside of Parallels

Hi! I try to use with Windows 11 in Parallels, but after successfull installation I can't see Xbox 360 controller in Device Manager. I installed VigemBus 1.20.432.
What is the name of the device?
How can I check it installed correctly?

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nefarius commented Sep 3, 2022

Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

Seems to be fixed now on Windows 11 inside of Parallels

Hi! I try to use with Windows 11 in Parallels, but after successfull installation I can't see Xbox 360 controller in Device Manager. I installed VigemBus 1.20.432. What is the name of the device? How can I check it installed correctly?

Well, what feeder software do you use? On its own there won't be any controller on the system.

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Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

Seems to be fixed now on Windows 11 inside of Parallels

Hi! I try to use with Windows 11 in Parallels, but after successfull installation I can't see Xbox 360 controller in Device Manager. I installed VigemBus 1.20.432. What is the name of the device? How can I check it installed correctly?

Well, what feeder software do you use? On its own there won't be any controller on the system.

What feeder software should I use? I will really appreciate if you could provide some examples.
PS: I installed XOutput, but it says it can't find VigemBus.

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nefarius commented Sep 4, 2022

What feeder software should I use? I will really appreciate if you could provide some examples.

That entirely depends on your use-case, I can't tell you that 😅 DS4Windows from Ryochan7 is the most prominent example.

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jorbig commented Sep 5, 2022

What feeder software should I use? I will really appreciate if you could provide some examples.

That entirely depends on your use-case, I can't tell you that 😅 DS4Windows from Ryochan7 is the most prominent example.

But that one doesn't work with Windows on arm, right? Is there an alternative feeder software that does work?

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driver1998 commented Sep 5, 2022 •
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Userspace feeder can just be x86/x64 and they will work fine. Also, DS4Windows is a .NET 6 app and shouldn't be too difficult to support ARM64. You might even be able to force the current x64 release to be run as ARM64 (see "Coercing already-built apps to Arm64" at dotnet/core#7709).

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Replaced the setup on the release page with a fixed one, please try again.

Seems to be fixed now on Windows 11 inside of Parallels

Could you please share the name of feeder you used to make it work in Parallels? Thank you

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Considering this done.

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