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    O2 Joggler running Retropie .

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    • BuZzB
      BuZz administrators @hawsey
      last edited by BuZz

      @hawsey You can update retropie-setup script and it will install the dependency for you now (when installing retroarch).

      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
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        You may still have problems running this on a Joggler due to issues/limitations with the Joggler gfx drivers. I've not tested it other than getting retroarch to build.

        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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        • hawseyH
          hawsey @BuZz
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          @BuZz after all these years i am still a Linux fool ha I'm not sure what you mean by 'You can update retropie-setup and it will install the dependency for you now.'
          I just opened a terminal and typed in what you suggested above , now I've gone back in to Retropie and am installing Retroarch after cleaning it first .
          I hear what you say about the Joggler but I'm just messing really to see what i can get going .
          The main Retropie GUI is surprisingly smooth , nice work on the Ubuntu port :-) this is what you have been up to .

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          • hawseyH
            hawsey @hawsey
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            Great well that successfully installed Retroarch :-) however i may have just discovered the limitations of the Joggler .
            It tries to open then at the top of the screen i have RetroArch then Frames 256 then Terminal .
            Everything seems slow and i cant close anything down :-( ... Ah well

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            • hawseyH
              hawsey @hawsey
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              Ok BuZz i worked out about the set up script , last night i did an update all packages and the screen greeting me this morning was " unable to install Kodi Binary "
              Also there is a log
              Apologies it's a Dropbox link , my laptop is broken and I'm just doing this on my phone and the Joggler .

              https://www.dropbox.com/s/swcib15htpdxfm6/rps_2017-04-28_234040.log.gz?dl=0

              Thanks

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              • hawseyH
                hawsey @mediamogul
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                @mediamogul i just noticed your answer , sorry , yes i used the update script .
                Thanks for helping out :-)
                The version of Xubuntu 14.04 for the Joggler i am using was made by BuZz especially for the Joggler .
                The device is pretty old now but i would dearly love to get this going if only for older systems , it would be a great cheap Retropie Ubuntu set up for messing about with .

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                • BuZzB
                  BuZz administrators @hawsey
                  last edited by BuZz

                  @hawsey Kodi won't work. Ignore that. I do custom Kodi builds for joggler already. I'm unlikely to have time to look into RetroPie on this platform. There are not many users left either. Get a RPI :-)

                  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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                  • hawseyH
                    hawsey @BuZz
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                    @BuZz ha ha I've got a Pi 3 and Zero W thanks , i didn't want you to waste any time , thanks for the help though , at least it installs and the GUI works ...

                    I have been trying to get the Pi Zero installed in Gadget mode on this build on the Joggler also and use Pi on the Zero and the Joggler just as a screen ,
                    But got stuck on that too :-(

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                    • hawseyH
                      hawsey @hawsey
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                      Messing about with Retroarch now , i can by changing the emulator , get the sound from the game starting up also i got some graphics for a few seconds , then the music kind of jittered then stuck , at which point i sniggered , Mrs Hawsey then stuck her head in the room and said " are you ever going to grow up " .....
                      I'll keep messing

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                      • hawseyH
                        hawsey @hawsey
                        last edited by

                        I got no further forward really other than it all installs including Retroarch now , all menus etc seem to work and Roms can be added which show up in their relevant console in the dash , also scraping seems to work .
                        The games just won't boot , I'm trying NES only at present .
                        Would there be any point in trying other systems at this juncture ?
                        Is it likely to be the limitations of the hardware or the missing graphics stuff as previously mentioned ?
                        I realise that Pi 3 is where it is at now so don't want anyone wasting any time on this unless it is feasible.
                        That being said I'm sure a Joggler could be found for any DEVs wanting a bash at it :-)

                        Thanks for the help people

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                        • BuZzB
                          BuZz administrators @hawsey
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                          @hawsey retroarch is crashing on the joggler. I tried a few driver backend but it may require workarounds in retroarch. It's likely due to joggler gfx driver problems.

                          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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                          • hawseyH
                            hawsey @BuZz
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                            @BuZz thanks for delving a bit deeper , i appreciate it , would that likely be worth sorting ? And would it be a lot of work ?

                            Looking on YouTube i found an old vid of Streefightet 2 working off MAME which looks great , also Quake3 on another so it looks like stuff should run ok obviously there would be limitations and i realise Retroarch is not MAME .

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                            • hawseyH
                              hawsey
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                              Is this likely to be something someone in the Retroarch forums could help with BuZz or do you not think it would work anyway ?

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