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    lr-flycast binary file update 8 mar

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      kounabi22 @Folly
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      i see ,thanks.

      Currently running Retropie 4.7.19 on a Pi 4B 2GB
      Overclock Settings: CPU 2000, GPU 600.

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        barbudreadmon @windg
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        @windg @folly It's still kind of a mystery to me why reverting to the dead repo was the chosen solution for all platforms, when the issue was apparently something that only happened on pi3 (which can barely run this at playable speed anyway) due to a bug in the userland gpu drivers. It should have been possible to build from the correct repo on pi4 and from the dead repo on pi3, or maybe to rename current script to flycast2021 (i'll bring up the subject of renaming that repo to libretro mods) and make a pi4-only new script.

        FBNeo developer - github - forum

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          Folly @barbudreadmon
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          @barbudreadmon

          Ok, If that is the case, good idea renaming and suggesting a separate module-script for pi4 and higher.

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            windg @barbudreadmon
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            @barbudreadmon If i remember correct, the issue affect and RPi4. It was something to do with some games that was crashing back to ES. This old topic has few info : https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/32070/sega-smash-pack-vol-1-for-dreamcast . Thanks

            My English isn't at a good level.

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              barbudreadmon @windg
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              @windg the only related issue i found is https://github.com/flyinghead/flycast/issues/559 : a commit was made to offload palette calculation to the gpu, and it seems to have caused issues with a few gpus with poor drivers.

              The topic you linked seems to be about a regression on a winCE game (which might have been fixed since then if it was properly reported to flyinghead ?). My understanding from reading https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/272277 is that support for winCE games was totally dropped when it was decided to revert to the old/dead repo.

              FBNeo developer - github - forum

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                Darksavior @barbudreadmon
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                @barbudreadmon Ah, no wonder it won't run on a pi5. It's an older build. I'm using redream for now.

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                  retropieuser555 @Darksavior
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                  @Darksavior did you get your pi 5 already? How you finding it? Can you do significant resolution boosts on redream?

                  Pi 5 4GB

                  Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                  Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                    Darksavior @retropieuser555
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                    @retropieuser555 I don't want to derail the thread so you can ask further questions in the pi5 thread or another, but I preordered it on the 28th and it arrived yesterday. I haven't tried redream's internal resolution boost. I think you need to pay for it. I would rather try flycast instead and see if I can use a crt shader on it without any slowdowns.

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                      retropieuser555 @Darksavior
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                      @Darksavior Oh also, I tried standalone Flycast on my pi4B bookworm 64bit, it builds fine. Crazy Taxi was pretty solid, dipped to around 45fps when had loads going on. Resident Evil 2 is a big slideshow (around 13fps).

                      So it doesn't build at all on pi5? I only used the standard cmake, make instructions from the standalone Flycast github, nothing special

                      Pi 5 4GB

                      Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                      Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                        Darksavior @retropieuser555
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                        @retropieuser555 lr-flycast? It builds. It crashes when loading a game with some message "debugbreak" or something. Retropie isn't made for the pi5 yet so I'll wait.

                        I know of the standalone flycast but the script I tried a while back was never finished so games won't directly load from ES.

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                          retropieuser555 @Darksavior
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                          @Darksavior So this was what I did to build flycast on pi 4 64 bit bookworm. Wonder if it'll work for you on pi5:-

                          cd RetroPie-Setup
                          
                          git clone https://github.com/flyinghead/flycast.git
                          
                          cd flycast
                          
                          git submodule update --init --recursive
                          
                          mkdir build && cd build
                          
                          cmake ..
                          
                          make
                          

                          I then took the flycast file I'd built and moved it into /opt/retropie/emulators/flycast/bin/ to tidy that up, then changed the dreamcast emulators.cfg config and added this line in

                          flycast = " /opt/retropie/emulators/flycast/bin/flycast -config window:fullscreen=yes %ROM%"
                          

                          Lastly I went into /home/pi/.local/share/flycast and added the Dreamcast bios files into there. You could probably create a symlink to there from your DC Bios folder if you wanted to clean that up.

                          Now standalone flycast worked for me from EmulationStation, if you hit tab on a keyboard you'll get the settings menu up and can edit lightguns, video resolution, vsync and all that good stuff.

                          Pi 5 4GB

                          Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                          Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                            Darksavior @retropieuser555
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                            @retropieuser555 I got some errors running cmake. It's fine. I'll use cmitu's incomplete script.

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