@dankcushions Thanks a lot ! :)

the BIOS file seem to be automatically added by the install script anyway - you don't have to do anything: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/blob/master/scriptmodules/libretrocores/lr-ppsspp.sh#L61 @nibio74, whoever that is, made the change here. I'll revert it, having no means to contact them :/ https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/PSP/_compare/b62096615b65075de1355213c380d30cf767fb61...5d7b9b5c9e234664da5b43c706f917a7855ec99c

@mitu Thanks...

was this ever solved?

It will likely require reworking of the RetroPie module script. It's still on my to-do list :-)

@herb_fargus I've pretty much tackled it as far as I'm willing to at the moment. I'd certainly revisit it later after a Pi 4 were released or if I felt the need to get a Pi 3B+. Anyway, I've linked it properly on the wiki now. Hopefully someone finds what I've documented useful. Know I would've loved to just have a quick list of 51 games I could run on my overclocked Pi 3B. Decided to just go with the Google Sheets method. It is smarter.

@edmaul69 That's true

Solved. Had to access emulator settings for the one second the game was booting and disable "Fast Memory (Unstable)". Boots fine now.

@glitchyboyhunter I didn't give you any 'codes', just pointed you to the file where Emulationstation might log any errors. You just need to get the file from the Pi - you use a PC if you have one connected. You need to open the \\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation folder in Windows Explorer and you'll file the file I pointed out earlier in that folder. Upload the contents to pastebin.com and get the link here in the forum so we can better log at the log. EDIT: Make sure that Emulationstation is not configured with Parse Gamelists only set to On (https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FAQ#why-does-shut-down-and-reboot-take-ages), otherwise any new game/rom added will not be shown. If you do, then turn it off, then restart Emulationstation.

@mitu Good point. I did visit that page, but obviously did not look good enough. :-)

@edneyhelene said in Cant install ppsspp emu on raspberry retropie!: error: unable to write file linux/aarch64/lib/libavcodec.a error: unable to write file linux/aarch64/lib/libavformat.a error: unable to write file linux/aarch64/lib/libavutil.a error: unable to write file linux/aarch64/lib/libswresample.a error: unable to write file linux/aarch64/lib/libswscale.a fatal: cannot create directory at 'linux/armv7': No space left on device Had to free more than 9gb of space to compile it...lol

There's a lot of changes upstream related to GL/ES. It's something I intend to troubleshoot soon, so stick with the binary release until it's resolved.

@allanbuzzy only problem with this cool splashscreen is that emulationstations spashscreen is black now. Not white.

The PSP emulation is hit and miss. See Git Link

There are tons of dev type boards but none have the community and software support of the Raspberry Pi. Lakka does a pretty good job of supporting different kinds of hardware