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    Installing emulators from binary on pi zero- No WIFI

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      Seeker
      last edited by

      That looks interesting, I'll check it out!

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      • CodeDrawerC
        CodeDrawer
        last edited by

        Hey I have done that before with my pi!

        N64 emulation is the next step :)

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        • meleuM
          meleu @CodeDrawer
          last edited by

          @CodeDrawer said in Installing emulators from binary on pi zero- No WIFI:

          Hey I have done that before with my pi!

          Tell us more about it.

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          • CodeDrawerC
            CodeDrawer
            last edited by

            What OS do you have on you main computer @Seeker ?

            N64 emulation is the next step :)

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            • CodeDrawerC
              CodeDrawer
              last edited by

              If you have windows, follow these steps:

              http://www.toptechboy.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-linux-lesson-2-getting-started-and-installing-operating-system/

              N64 emulation is the next step :)

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              • CodeDrawerC
                CodeDrawer
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                If you use ubuntu (or other types of linux)

                Install gparted from the software center, use gparted to format the SD card, then use the downloaded disk image and use the pre-installed disk imager to image the disk. It works that way I tried it.

                N64 emulation is the next step :)

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                • CodeDrawerC
                  CodeDrawer
                  last edited by

                  But I don't know about mac, it may/ should be similar to windows

                  N64 emulation is the next step :)

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                    Seeker @CodeDrawer
                    last edited by

                    @CodeDrawer said in Installing emulators from binary on pi zero- No WIFI:

                    If you use ubuntu (or other types of linux)

                    Install gparted from the software center, use gparted to format the SD card, then use the downloaded disk image and use the pre-installed disk imager to image the disk. It works that way I tried it.

                    So you mean make an image of the emulator we want, transfer to SD card and it will auto install?

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                    • CodeDrawerC
                      CodeDrawer
                      last edited by

                      Oh the emulator? I thought you were talking about installing the os. Sorry

                      N64 emulation is the next step :)

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                      • CodeDrawerC
                        CodeDrawer
                        last edited by

                        I have to go now... sorry! I wish you luck!

                        N64 emulation is the next step :)

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