I did -_-U Thanks! Gosh, I need some sleep.

Thanks, it's worth a try :) I don't know where to add the -g parameter, so I'l have to wait for someone who knows to shed some light. [EDIT] Hmmm. I tried starting from scratch, this time copying dependencies one by one (yesterday, at some point, I just copied a lot of libraries to the love executab...

I think it also happened when I tried mp3 (I switched back to ogg, because the looping event had a much more annoying beep sound). The bitrate is 192kbps. I'll test today with mp3 to make sure. Thanks! EDIT I keep getting random crashes when music loops. I'm using a mono 16bit ogg file now (it was 3...

I just tried a minute ago. Segmentation fault again -_-

On the Raspberry, however, I can see the Mysterious Mysteries demo better (not smooth at all, but without GLES I couldn't see the clouds and the duck, just white shapes over blue background).

Is there anything else I could try?

Thanks, MachineCode. I think I'll have to go for GLES, if I want the LÖVE build to work on the RK3066. EDIT: Well the Pi arrived today, got LÖVE built, copied the binaries and dependencies to the Rockchip board... and got a Segmentation fault when trying to run LÖVE from there. I'm not giving up yet...

Oh sorry, I edited my post above before reading your reply. I understand now. Thanks!

Thanks for the info :) However, I can't seem to make it work either. I added this line to my conf.lua: t.identity = love.filesystem.getAppdataDirectory( ) .. "/myproject" Then on love.load I have this: print (love.filesystem.getIdentity( )) -- <. to see the path is right local dataDir = lo...

Oh, I didn't know it would try to create it on the directory set by love.filesystem.setIdentity. I want to create it on the main.lua path.

However, love.filesystem.getInfo does check if the directory exists on the main.lua path. Not sure if it makes sense.

I put these lines anywhere (for instance, in love.load() ):

local success = love.filesystem.createDirectory( "qwe" )
print ("CREATED? " .. ( success and "yes" or "no") )

And I always get "no".

Is there any parameter I'm missing?

It has taken me a long time to catch this bug. I was having random crashes, and this morning, that home was silent, I noticed two consecutive crashes happening right when the ogg file I use for background music finished. Also, before that, I noticed that sometimes the looping randomly starts with an...