@George-Spiggott I switched up some of the games to the new Amiberry. Wow, it's a lot better now and very easy to use.

It's been a while since I used it, and the last time I had a lot of issues with controllers being properly recognized. Now, no interaction required. One-click, and I'm playing.

I also did some performance tests between the two with A-10 Tank Killer, Knights of the Sky, Bonanza Bros, and PowerMonger.

Nearly the same performance between the two, Bonanza Bros definitely ran a little better on Amiberry Angina 500+ setting.

But other than that, they're equal. That was with overlay and shaders active on lr-puae-2021.

RetroPie doesn't boot into the Vice emulator by default, did you modify the auto-start sequence ?

I have software/some games, how do I load/run my games on the Pi400 C64??

You can copy the game files (floppy/cassete images) in the c64 rom folder and you can then load them from the Vice menu. Normally, if you start in the EmulationStation front-end, they would be listed and you can just start each one from the list with vice/lr-vice.

Do I put all my games onto a Flash drive and plug that into the Pi400?
Or do I put them on the SD card?

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/

lr-puae also works, but the ROMsets between the two are not fully compatible.

Vic 20 added in 2020 is better than all other things in 2020. It's a can't miss really.

@UDb23 Thanks anyway. I relayed the tip to my tech savvy friends and a hackerspace I'm member of. 👍

@commodore_nerd Well if no linux binary exist then you will need to download the source files from the emulator, compile and make the binary. But first you need to make sure that you have installed all the library packages that the emulator is depending on.

Think of it as needing specific dll files for as specific program/software in Windows to be able to run/execute. (for example directx)

For the Raspberry Pi it will typical be the SDL version of them emulator that you want.

As @mitu described it, is one of the following ways to accomplish it.

@simpleethat said in Commodore PET Mini:

That thing is exquisite

Oh thanks! :)

@edmaul69 Great :-( Thanks for the warning

@thedatacereal You're welcome. :)

@jamesscott go into vice menu and go into speed setting. The first option is warp mode. If you select it, there will be an asterisk "*" on it. Then exit back to game. When you get to the menu screens you can go back an turn it off. Spacebar, return and escape are common buttons used on title screens.

@GetKeyOpenDoor yes, sussed that in the early hours of this morning! Haha! Thanks for your help :)

Heh----that's the danger with enjoying less-popular systems, not as much info is available in the world :-(