Thomson Computers - Emulator
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Hi @mitu! Now that a new release with rpi4 support is out, would it be possible to add this new core?
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@Zlika I have it on my list, next week I'll flesh it out and submit a module PR.
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@mitu thanks!
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@Moulinex
Thank you for the instructions.
I cant find the platforms.cfg in /home/pi .. so I'll wait til the next update, when the Theodore-Emulator will be in the expermintal or optional section to install. -
@Zlika The
theodore
core is not part of RetroPie, along with a newmoto
system. Anyone can install it now from the experimental packages section, after they update their RetroPie-Setup script.I will add a wiki/doc page for the new system.
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Great! Thank you very much
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@mitu great news!
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@mitu I see that you use the libretro fork of theodore instead of the upstream repo. The libretro fork is not up to date (it is only used from time to time by libretro dev to send me pull requests). Please use the upstream repo: https://github.com/Zlika/theodore
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@drhoemmal Will it ?
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I know it's in the personal files but don't remember from top of my head
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@Zlika Is it possible to have all the steps to install the current version of theodore on Retropie? Thanks
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@shift You just install it like any other RetroPie emulator - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#manage-packages - from the experimental section.
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@mitu Thank you. I had probably installed the previous version, the one present on Retropie 4.6.1
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@shift You can always choose to install from source, it will install the most recent version available at https://github.com/Zlika/theodore.
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