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    • mituM
      mitu Global Moderator @tjfisher84
      last edited by

      @tjfisher84 said in Pi Zero 2 released:

      There doesn’t seem to be any weekly builds up anymore?

      Probably something failed during the weekly build and the images haven't been created.
      You can install on-top of Raspberry Pi OS (Buster) (download. from here)using the manual method.

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      • BuZzB
        BuZz administrators
        last edited by

        I have paused them temporarily due to my server being in the process of some updates. The last weekly build is fine to use.

        To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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        • BuZzB
          BuZz administrators
          last edited by BuZz

          Ah they shouldn't have gone sorry. I must have forgotten to stop a cron job that removes old ones. I'll put a build back shortly.

          To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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          • BuZzB
            BuZz administrators
            last edited by

            I have restored the images - https://files.retropie.org.uk/images/weekly/

            To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            • suprjamiS
              suprjami @ParadoxGBB
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              @paradoxgbb I mentioned this in the other GPi thread, but you might need rechargeables with decent current output.

              I've seen reports on Reddit that cheap low-capacity batteries cut out with the Zero 2W in the GPi case.

              I am using Ikea Ladda 2450 in mine and they're fine. Panasonic Eneloop Pro are also reportedly good.

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                Brunnis @suprjami
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                @suprjami Yeah, I'm using the same Ikea batteries and have had no issues so far.

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                • CrushC
                  Crush @Brunnis
                  last edited by Crush

                  I've just used the normal version for the pi2/3 and added the appropriate boot file for the zero2
                  https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/blob/master/boot/bcm2710-rpi-zero-2.dtb
                  [Edit] nvm, i see the weeklies are back

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                    ParadoxGBB @Crush
                    last edited by

                    @suprjami , @Brunnis , yeah, apparently it's really finicky on what batteries it'll take. Cheaper but higher capacity ones like energizer and ravpower ones don't work, but lower capacity enloops do, at least for me. Someone else just mentioned enloop pros as well and they are on the pricy side but I just took the plunge anyway.

                    Overall, very impressed with this thing, it can pack a decent punch. Totally worth drilling the hole in the top, IMO. Me and some other folks are having some trouble with Wifi cutting out while transferring large files, we're trying to understand that better...

                    There's some great additional developments

                    Silver-X produced a tuned image here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/31708/gpi-zero-2-v1-17-retroflag-gpi-image-for-pi-zero-2-w/14?_=1638400023362

                    I wasn't able to get wifi working on it but lifted the toggle scripts from him and they are very, very useful.

                    Looks like we'll have a wifi osk very soon, hopefully:

                    https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/3431

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                      lordluca
                      last edited by lordluca

                      hi. i wonder is there any pi zero W 2 SD images out yet? 32gb? 64gb?

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                      • mituM
                        mitu Global Moderator @lordluca
                        last edited by

                        @lordluca It was mentioned somewhere in the first posts of this topic - you can use the weekly built image for the Pi3 from http://files.retropie.org.uk/images/weekly/.

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                          daywane @mitu
                          last edited by

                          @mitu Not what he was asking for. notice 32gb or 64gb

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                          • mituM
                            mitu Global Moderator @daywane
                            last edited by

                            @daywane Not sure what you mean ?
                            The images provided fit both a 32 or 64 Gb sdcard/usb drive, just like the rest of the images provided on retropie.org.uk/download.

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                              daywane @mitu
                              last edited by

                              @mitu i think he or she is looking for full image. like from arcade punk

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                              • mituM
                                mitu Global Moderator @daywane
                                last edited by

                                @daywane If so, then this is not the place to ask for it :) We don't distribute nor support those.

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                                  HairDyeGuy
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                                  Does anyone know if the Pi zero 2 can run lr-snes9x?
                                  I have a rpi zero console built which is rpi zero 2 compatible and I really want to play Zelda a link to the past with the msu-1 hack, which requires lr-snes9x.
                                  I tried to find a list of the 02's capabilities but I couldn't find one so I decided to try and ask, hopefully this is the right place.

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                                  • dankcushionsD
                                    dankcushions Global Moderator @HairDyeGuy
                                    last edited by

                                    @HairDyeGuy why not just try? you can install it via optional packages.

                                    my guess is it won't run well. snes9x has only really been viable on pi4, and any additional emulated enhancement chips are only going to exacerbate things.

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                                      HairDyeGuy @dankcushions
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                                      @dankcushions said in Pi Zero 2 released:

                                      why not just try?

                                      Mostly because I don't have one yet. I wanted to find out before I buy one 😬

                                      snes9x has only really been viable on pi4

                                      Damn, that's a real shame. I was hoping to play msu hacks on a portable machine (long live handhelds).
                                      Oh well, thanks anyway!

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                                        cnoto @HairDyeGuy
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                                        @HairDyeGuy I just tested a couple SNES MSU roms (Link to the past, rock and roll racing) using lr_snes9x on the pi zero 2 and they work just fine. I used the weekly build from a couple months back.

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                                          Darksavior @cnoto
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                                          It's been a while since I've tested lr-snes9x on my pi3b but the slowdowns would happen when there was heavy transparencies like in megaman x 1's water area in the octopus level or the ones that used a double res like trials of mana. You can test those.

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                                            UncleCatfish @Fruitybit
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                                            @Fruitybit I hadn't considered getting a zero honestly but after recently checking out the specs, I think I might have a go at making a handheld :)

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