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      CCFox
      last edited by

      Good Afternoon All

      I have just download the Retropie 4.6 version and I was wondering if the setup folder that you copy over is compatible with this new version.

      Rgds

      CCF

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        valerino @CCFox
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        @CCFox i don't know. probably is, i also updated mine and my repo is on par with 4.6 now.
        anyway, just backup first, don't worry for you retroarch configuration etc... they're not touched anyway by my code.

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          CCFox
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          @valerino

          I updated to Retropie 4.6 and the installation went fine as expected. I copied over that Retropie Setup folder and installed lr-vice. I then tried to install lr-xvic and it failed. Log below:

          Log started at: Tue 28 Apr 20:01:32 BST 2020

          RetroPie-Setup version: 4.5.20 (21a099a7)
          System: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) - Linux retropie 4.19.97-v7+ #1294 SMP Thu Jan 30 13:15:58 GMT 2020 armv7l GNU/Linux
          /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/lr-vice-xvic /home/pi

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          Getting sources for 'lr-vice-xvic' : Commodore Vic20 emulator - port of VICE for libretro
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          git clone --recursive --depth 1 --branch master "https://github.com/libretro/vice-libretro.git" "/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/lr-vice-xvic"
          Cloning into '/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/lr-vice-xvic'...
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          HEAD is now in branch 'master' at commit '61c8c53ae99614b79c6014c483ba48a1e1a469eb'
          /home/pi
          /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/lr-vice-xvic /home/pi

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          Building 'lr-vice-xvic' : Commodore Vic20 emulator - port of VICE for libretro
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          make: Makefile.libretro: No such file or directory
          make: *** No rule to make target 'Makefile.libretro'. Stop.
          make: Makefile.libretro: No such file or directory
          make: *** No rule to make target 'Makefile.libretro'. Stop.
          /home/pi
          Could not successfully build lr-vice-xvic - Commodore Vic20 emulator - port of VICE for libretro (/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/lr-vice-xvic/vice_xvic_libretro.so not found).

          Log ended at: Tue 28 Apr 20:02:22 BST 2020
          Total running time: 0 hours, 0 mins, 50 secs

          I will try Plus 4 and report back

          KR

          CCF

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            CCFox
            last edited by

            @valerino

            Same for Plus 4 & C128

            Now trying to install VICE standalone not lr-VICE.

            Rgds

            CCF

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              valerino
              last edited by valerino

              @CCFox uhm. same happens to me. lr-vice repo has changed and the lr-vice retropie scripts (both upstream and mine) has not been updated.
              fix is simple, in all lr-vice.sh, lr-vice-xvic.sh,lr-vice-blabla just replace

              Makefile.libretro

              with

              Makefile

              that's all.
              i will fix in a commit later on my fork.

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                CCFox
                last edited by

                @valerino

                I'm sorry I don't where the file Makefile.libretro is located.

                Rgds

                CCF

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                  valerino @CCFox
                  last edited by

                  @CCFox i just committed the fix on my repo

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                    CCFox
                    last edited by

                    I am currently installing lr-mess and it has so far as writing 4 hours. it is 3.30am here in England.

                    Is this normal?

                    Rgds

                    CCF

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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator
                      last edited by

                      @CCFox said in new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!):

                      I am currently installing lr-mess and it has so far as writing 4 hours. it is 3.30am here in England.

                      If you're installing from source, it takes a long time to compile. On a (stock) Pi3B took me more than 1 day. The Pi4B is more powerful, it's faster to compile and it doesn't take that much.

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                        CCFox
                        last edited by

                        @mitu

                        My Word

                        Had I had known that I probably wouldn't had started it! I saw that somebody had posted it takes a while...Bit of an understatement I think!

                        On a side note, in your opinion is it worth upgrading to RPi 4? I know the latest retropie 4.6 is in beta and I was wondering if the N64 and PSP game play has improved at all. I knid of miss the lego series on the PSP. I see conflicting reports on youtube etc and I assume you have a pi4 so I would really value your opinion. And I will accept it without prejudice!

                        Rgds

                        CCF

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                        • mituM
                          mitu Global Moderator
                          last edited by

                          @CCFox said in new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!):

                          Had I had known that I probably wouldn't had started it! I saw that somebody had posted it takes a while...Bit of an understatement I think!

                          You can do a binary install, it will be just as good.

                          On a side note, in your opinion is it worth upgrading to RPi 4? I know the latest retropie 4.6 is in beta and I was wondering if the N64 and PSP game play has improved at all. I knid of miss the lego series on the PSP. I see conflicting reports on youtube etc and I assume you have a pi4 so I would really value your opinion.

                          There is an improvement for N64 and PSP with the PI4 - but I wouldn't discard the PI3 if you're just starting up with RetroPie, there's lots of platforms that work well and you can get to learn RetroPie's ins and outs.

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                            valerino
                            last edited by

                            unfortunately as far as i see there's no option to install lr-mess from binary. i did from source as well, on a pi4, and i can confirm it takes 2 (if not 3) hours.

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                            • mituM
                              mitu Global Moderator
                              last edited by

                              For the Pi3 using the 4.5.1 image, a binary install should be available. Can't be sure for the new release (4.6), which is based on Buster.

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                                CCFox
                                last edited by

                                Thank you @mitu for your advice...I'll hang fire getting a pi4 for the time being.

                                Kd Rgds

                                CCF

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                                  roslof
                                  last edited by roslof

                                  "Mega Duck"? "Cougar Boy"?

                                  I had never even heard of these things until the lr-mess-megaduck script was made! Now I'm spending far too much time playing with these scripts, scraping, and creating new artwork. But I admit, it's been pretty fun.

                                  Mega Duck Overlay (work in progress):
                                  megaduck.png

                                  Mega Duck Game Select Screen (es-epicnoir Theme)
                                  Mega Duck Game Select.png

                                  Mega Duck Launch Screen (carbon Theme):
                                  Mega Duck Launcher.png

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                                    chicuelo @roslof
                                    last edited by

                                    @roslof thats my theme ;)

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                                      roslof @chicuelo
                                      last edited by roslof

                                      @chicuelo said in new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!):

                                      @roslof thats my theme ;)

                                      @chicuelo es-epicnoir it's one of my faaaaavorites! But because I can't tolerate blank spots in the collection, I created a a ton of theme.xml files specifically for your theme. They don't consider/reference the vertical scroll bar, but if you'd like them, I can send them your way. Complete with name, short description, long description (without the period at the end, to be consistent with your theme)... I've been going crazy lately.

                                      EDIT: Also, for the posters, I have just been duplicating the "fixedscreen.jpg" image so there's something to display.
                                      apple iigs.png

                                      Another favorite of mine is Hursy's blueray Theme. Again, I hate blanks, so I created my first image there for the IIGS:
                                      bluray-Apple II GS.png

                                      I might be a little obsessed with the project!

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                                        valerino
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                                        thanks for the appreciation :)
                                        i forgot to mention yesterday, in one of the latest commit i added Epoch Gamepocket (lr-mess-gamepock).
                                        anyway ..... it's been a rush, more than 30+ emu in a week or so, some new, some fixes to existing scripts (i.e. amiga cd32 and cdtv), my raspi have now 83 systems, all retroarch.
                                        i think i'm done with lr-mess, more or less.
                                        next step, but this will take some time, will be a proper port of daphne to retroarch.... which is actually the only missing major emu.
                                        i've made a c64 emulator last year as a personal project, so i should be able to do it.... finger crossed! :)

                                        @roslof nice themes, share eheheheh :)

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                                          roslof @valerino
                                          last edited by

                                          @valerino That would be pretty amazing. I tried lr-daphne, and it was a bit of a bust for me. Would be great to have lr- supported and get a proper cabinet wrapped around it.

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                                            valerino
                                            last edited by

                                            last time i tried only dragon's lair worked, with no sound. first thing to get rid of is the absurd directory structure. anyway .... this will not be immediate as these scripts, it will require some time. i plan to start working on it in the next week. i'll keep you posted :)

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