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    • herb_fargusH
      herb_fargus administrators
      last edited by

      Now all we need is a graph of the download counts ;)

      https://api.github.com/repos/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/releases

      If you read the documentation it will answer 99% of your questions: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/

      Also if you want a solution to your problems read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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      • SwampyS
        Swampy @fluffypillow
        last edited by Swampy

        @fluffypillow, here is an possible extension for your listing of the packages:

        configuration/splash screens (not implemented in Pi 4 yet)
        https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2849
        https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2852

        Sorry, found it!

        Thank you very much for your hard work!

        Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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        • SwampyS
          Swampy
          last edited by Swampy

          @fluffypillow, frotz is working with rpi4 now.

          Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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          • fluffypillowF
            fluffypillow
            last edited by

            Ok, both pages now follow the master branch.

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              dmikester1
              last edited by dmikester1

              On the visual support progress page, do each of the columns with a specific architecture relate to one of the computers in the top chart? Or are they not related like that?

              As a follow-up question, so if I wanted to see specifically which pieces still needed to be implemented for full rPI 4 support, which column would I need to look at?

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              • mituM
                mitu Global Moderator @dmikester1
                last edited by

                @dmikester1 said in Pi 4 support progress and other package infos:

                On the visual support progress page, do each of the columns with a specific architecture relate to one of the computers in the top chart? Or are they not related like that?

                They are related, but there's not a 1:1 mapping - for instance ARMv7 covers both PI2 and Pi3, X11 and x86 are also related but not exclusive.

                As a follow-up question, so if I wanted to see specifically which pieces still needed to be implemented for full rPI 4 support, which column would I need to look at?

                The PI4 will rely on the KMS/DRM subsystem, so you can take a look at that column. Note that some packages are not working with KMS/DRM and it doesn't mean they'll be implemented for the PI4, so don't take that column as a 'progress'.

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                • fluffypillowF
                  fluffypillow
                  last edited by

                  For the record, here are the columns that affect the progress bars:

                  • Raspberry Pi 0/1: VideoCore + ARMv6
                  • Raspberry Pi 2: VideoCore + ARMv7
                  • Raspberry Pi 3: VideoCore + ARMv8
                  • Raspberry Pi 4: DRM/KMS + ARMv8
                  • Odroid C1/XU3/XU4: Mali + ARMv7
                  • Odroid C2: Mali + AArch64
                  • Desktop Linux: X11 + x68

                  (This info is also visible when hovering on the progress bars with a mouse.)

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                    camaro5690
                    last edited by

                    I am patiently waiting for Pi4 support, I also haven't gone out and purchased one yet. I will get a Pi4 when the Retropie team has gotten there.

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                      Magnum77 @camaro5690
                      last edited by Magnum77

                      @camaro5690 said in Pi 4 support progress and other package infos:

                      I am patiently waiting for Pi4 support, I also haven't gone out and purchased one yet. I will get a Pi4 when the Retropie team has gotten there.

                      Same here.. I wonder if they will see a bump up in sales for raspberry pi 4 when retropie got a build for it.

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                      • DarksaviorD
                        Darksavior @Magnum77
                        last edited by Darksavior

                        @camaro5690 @Magnum77 The weekly dev builds are usable...

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                        • simpleethatS
                          simpleethat
                          last edited by

                          @fluffypillow thanks again for putting this together. For better or worse it has inspired me to start on a Pi4 build and hopefully learn a bit more about this stuff.

                          And to the rest of the team keep on doing the amazing stuff that you do.

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