(GUIDE) How to add Super Mario 64 PC to Retropie(Pi4 and Pi3b)

[MissingThe80s]

I've tried this. Followed all the instructions, but I get an error. Can anyone help me out?

/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGLESv2
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:1031: recipe for target 'build/us_pc/sm64.us.f3dex2e.arm' failed
make: *** [build/us_pc/sm64.us.f3dex2e.arm] Error 1
rm build/us_pc/bin/ccm_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/bbh_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/clouds_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/wdw_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/water_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/bits_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/bitfs_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/ssl_skybox.c build/us_pc/bin/cloud_floor_skybox.c build/us_pc/sound/sequences/00_sound_player.o build/us_pc/bin/bidw_skybox.c

[DolphinCube]

so compiled the game and the second I boot it up I get a segmentation fault. It does load the settings but then it gives me that error. Is there a fix for that?

[retropieuser555]

@TheAutisticGamer segment fault is sometimes because it's built on a machine that's different architecture. Are you using a pi4 or a PC/x64 machine by any chance?

[DolphinCube]

@retropieuser555 said in (GUIDE) How to add Super Mario 64 PC to Retropie(Pi4 and Pi3b):

@TheAutisticGamer segment fault is sometimes because it's built on a machine that's different architecture. Are you using a pi4 or a PC/x64 machine by any chance?

yeah im using a pi 4. Is that the problem?

[retropieuser555]

@TheAutisticGamer pi4 should be fine. Have you got your code you used? TARGET_RPI=1 should get you the pi4 version no problem

[DolphinCube]

@retropieuser555 said in (GUIDE) How to add Super Mario 64 PC to Retropie(Pi4 and Pi3b):

@TheAutisticGamer pi4 should be fine. Have you got your code you used? TARGET_RPI=1 should get you the pi4 version no problem

lemme try recompiling it. I did use that command. It could be the fact that I was trying to use a mod that could require something the pi doesnt have. But IDK

[rasbon94]

This might be a little late and i am aware that this is an old post. I tried following the guide but is seems i am stuck at step 3. it wont recognize as a directory. has anybody else encountered this. must admit i am quite new to this.

[retropieuser555]

@rasbon94 you can also manually copy the .z64 file into the folder if you have an app that lets you explore via SSH /SFTP, if that's any help to you?

[rasbon94]

@retropieuser555 thanks a lot that seemed to have done the trick :)

[retropieuser555]

Just a side note. I attempted this on Pi 5 with bookworm and it works perfectly fine. I haven't attempted any of the high res mods but hopefully they'll work given the higher specs