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      kactius @zerojay
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      @zerojay
      thank you for coming back

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        cyperghost @zerojay
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        @zerojay Thanks for envolving into this.
        I'll edit 1st post and link to your extras-resp ;)
        You've a small mistake, in your script you're checking twice for rpi1 platform.

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          shavecat @kactius
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          @kactius
          it works on the pc :\

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            zerojay @cyperghost
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            @cyperghost said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

            @zerojay Thanks for envolving into this.
            I'll edit 1st post and link to your extras-resp ;)
            You've a small mistake, in your script you're checking twice for rpi1 platform.

            I don't see that.

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              cyperghost @zerojay
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              @zerojay Yes saw it now rpi1 and rpi ;) Allright

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                zerojay @cyperghost
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                @cyperghost said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                @zerojay Yes saw it now rpi1 and rpi ;) Allright

                That's not a mistake. rpi = generic raspberry pi.

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                  BMovieBen @zerojay
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                  @zerojay I am running a Pi3b+, I've installed the RetroPie-Extras script, gone to RetroPie-Setup, Manage Packages, Manage Experimental Packages, 132 openbor, install from source (install from binary is not an option), and I get this error:

                  Could not install package(s): libpng12-dev.
                  

                  Here's a screenshot just before it fires that message (I am not a linux wiz):
                  libpng12-dev-sm.jpg

                  What am I doing wrong here? How do I install this dependency?

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                    BMovieBen
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                    @BMovieBen said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                    Could not install package(s): libpng12-dev.

                    OK I did more poking around...removed holds on all apps, uninstalled apps, reinstalled apps, used apt-get, and finally used aptitude...which presents an interesting conflict...
                    libpng12-dev aptitude-s.jpg

                    So I'm completely blocked at this point. I don't know what's going on here or how to resolve it. Any help would be appreciated as I am just DYING to get these OpenBor games working on this.

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                      zerojay @BMovieBen
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                      @BMovieBen said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                      @BMovieBen said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                      Could not install package(s): libpng12-dev.

                      OK I did more poking around...removed holds on all apps, uninstalled apps, reinstalled apps, used apt-get, and finally used aptitude...which presents an interesting conflict...
                      libpng12-dev aptitude-s.jpg

                      So I'm completely blocked at this point. I don't know what's going on here or how to resolve it. Any help would be appreciated as I am just DYING to get these OpenBor games working on this.

                      Resync and try again. I just pushed a dependency change for you.

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                        BMovieBen @zerojay
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                        @zerojay I updated the RetroPie-Setup script, re-cloned the RetroPie-Extras repo and ran the script. Went through RetroPie-Setup, selected OpenBor, install from source, aaand got the same exact issue as before.

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                          zerojay @BMovieBen
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                          @BMovieBen said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                          @zerojay I updated the RetroPie-Setup script, re-cloned the RetroPie-Extras repo and ran the script. Went through RetroPie-Setup, selected OpenBor, install from source, aaand got the same exact issue as before.

                          I've done all I can do. The problem is on your end if you are still having this problem after I've corrected the dependency.

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                            asanchez81
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                            @zerojay I was able to run your script and install v6510 though now when I run openbor And select a game I get a message that there is no configuration. Would there be a step I missed to point the games to v6510?

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                              zerojay @asanchez81
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                              @asanchez81 said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

                              @zerojay I was able to run your script and install v6510 though now when I run openbor And select a game I get a message that there is no configuration. Would there be a step I missed to point the games to v6510?

                              Need more info.

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                                BMovieBen @asanchez81
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                                @asanchez81 If you installed zerojay's script properly, you should be able to launch directly into a pak rather than have to go into openBOR first. Where did you place your pak files?

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                                  agboju_logun
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                                  Good work on the script @zerojay, thanks!

                                  I did run into a bit of bother getting it working initially and it took a few attempts to get it sorted so here's a bit of info just in case anybody else runs into the same issue.

                                  The first couple of times I ran the 6510 script, I'd end up with openbor appearing under the ports folder and es_systems.cfg wasn't automatically updated to include an openbor entry.

                                  At this point, I wasn't sure if this was the intended result so I manually added an entry into es_systems.cfg and stuck a few .paks in /roms/openbor. This resulted in the system appearing in ES but launching a rom just opened the pak selection menu rather than starting the selected game.

                                  In the end, I got it to work by deleting the openbor.sh script from the ports folder (/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/ports) prior to running the 6510 script as I suspected that the ports script was inadvertently being invoked.

                                  This time no openbor folder was created under ports and the script did add an entry into es_systems.cfg. I just had to make a small tweak to es_systems.cfg to include the extensions & fullname:

                                  <extension>.PAK .pak</extension>
                                  <fullname>OpenBOR</fullname>

                                  I wasn't sure if the roms/openbor folder would be generated by the script but it needs it be added manually. Anyway, added a few .paks and they launch directly from ES now :)

                                  One question I did have was about the Logs, Paks, Saves & Screenshots folders which have been created under /home/pi. Is there a config file that can be tweaked to change the location of these just so I can keep things tidy? No biggie if not!

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                                    GreenHawk84 @agboju_logun
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                                    Do you guys use a keyboard for exiting OpenBOR games? Can the controller be used?

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                                      BMovieBen @GreenHawk84
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                                      @greenhawk84 You can use either. There's an "exit game" option in the main menu of every openBor game.

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                                        agboju_logun @GreenHawk84
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                                        @greenhawk84 Aye, you’ll have to use the keyboard to set up the controller the first time you launch a game. You can save the changes in the config menu, this will apply the controller settings to all games.

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                                          GreenHawk84 @agboju_logun
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                                          @agboju_logun okay thank you, I use the Xin-Mo USB controller for my Arcade cabinet and OpenBOR games would be super awesome if I could get them as their own system and have them use the control panel instead of a keyboard.

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                                            GreenHawk84
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                                            Hello, I am not very good at the SSH aspect of Retropie, but I think I did the Extras installation correctly by just copying the commands from Zerojays github into my Putty screen, it seemed to do something.

                                            cd ~
                                            git clone https://github.com/zerojay/RetroPie-Extra.git
                                            cd RetroPie-Extra/
                                            ./install-extras.sh

                                            And then I went into the Retropie setup menu from Emulationstation and ran the install openbor from Source. It added OpenBOR to the Ports menu and launched into the OpenBOR paks menu. I know this is not the intended outcome to do it, so I wonder where I went wrong?

                                            homepi.jpg
                                            retropiesetup.jpg

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