Raspberry Pi 5, has vulkan but not OpenGL

[retropieuser]

I've noticed on the Pi 5 if I try to run panda3DS I get an error for OpenGL that crashes the system as it's not openGL 4

Parameters: Executing: /opt/retropie/ports/Panda3DS/Alber Welcome to Panda3DS v0.9! [FATAL] OpenGL context creation failed: Could not create EGL context (call to eglCreateContext failed, reporting an error of EGL_BAD_MATCH)

I edited the config to attempt to use the vulkan renderer instead as this is supported on Pi 5. But I keep getting the above OpenGL Error, even though I've set the renderer.

Testing on my Mac I notice that the program seems to attempt openGL and then attempt vulkan if you've changed the config

Created a OpenGL context GL_VENDOR: Apple GL_RENDERER: Apple M1 GL_VERSION: 4.1 Metal - 88.1 GL_SHADING_LANGUAGE_VERSION: 4.10 NCSD is supposedly encrypted but not actually encrypted Stack size: 00004000 BSS size: 00024AC0 ExeFS offset: 00000C00, size: 001DB400 (Offset in file = 00004C00) File 0. Name: .code, Size: 00111554, Offset: 00000000 File 1. Name: banner, Size: 000C4210, Offset: 00111600 File 2. Name: icon, Size: 000036C0, Offset: 001D5A00 File 3. Name: logo, Size: 00002000, Offset: 001D9200 RomFS offset: 001E0000, size: 00F05000 Stack size: 00000000 BSS size: 00000000 RomFS offset: 010E6000, size: 00059000 Text address = 00100000, size = 00186FAC Rodata address = 00287000, size = 00029F78 Data address = 002B1000, size = 00012FC0 Stack size: 00004000 Console region autodetected to: North America Welcome to Panda3DS v! [FATAL] Vulkan on Qt is currently WIP, try the SDL frontend instead! QObject::killTimer: Timers cannot be stopped from another thread QObject::~QObject: Timers cannot be stopped from another thread

Is there a means to use vulkan as a fallback or to take preference over OpenGL? As it looks like OpenGL is taking preference

[wheremyfoodat]

There's ongoing work to fix RPi 5 support since it doesn't support desktop GL (and instead wants you to use OpenGL ES).

Vulkan renderer sadly isn't finished, but with some work the OpenGL ES renderer can largely run fullspeed on RPi 5.

[wheremyfoodat]

OK, Raspberry Pi 5 should work now