vmov is determinately a vfp instruction.
The instruction itself is fine on vfpv2 but the register number used is not. VFPv2 only has registers D0 to D15.
Can you do
apt-cache policy retroarch
so that we can confirm you are using a package from the raspbian repos and not one from somewhere else?
vmov is determinately a vfp instruction.
The instruction itself is fine on vfpv2 but the register number used is not. VFPv2 only has registers D0 to D15.
Can you do
apt-cache policy retroarch
so that we can confirm you are using a package from the raspbian repos and not one from somewhere else?