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    Probleme with dolphin

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      Exalos
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      Hello, I have a question. I am configuring my raspberry pi 4 as an emulator. It works fine, but I can't install the dolphin emulator. I saw that it was necessary to install the x86 version. but I can't find it. Can you tell me where I can find it ?

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        mitu Global Moderator
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        @Exalos said in Probleme with dolphin:

        I saw that it was necessary to install the x86 version.

        Yes, you need to install the x86 version of RetroPie - i.e. you need to run RetroPie on a PC, not on a Pi4. Dolphin is too demanding for a Pi4, even when installed on 64 bit.

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          Exalos @mitu
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          @mitu ok, is there really no way to get dolphin with rasp?

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator
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            In theory you can install it if you're using a 64Bit Raspi OS (Buster), but - as I said - it won't be too slow to be usable. If you have purchased a Pi4 in order to run GameCube/Wii games, I think you'll be disappointed.

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              Exalos @mitu
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              @mitu Thanks I will try. Do you have a tutorial for me?

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              • mituM
                mitu Global Moderator @Exalos
                last edited by mitu

                @Exalos said in Probleme with dolphin:

                Do you have a tutorial for me?

                No, but you can follow the instructions in our Docs to install manually.

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                  Exalos @mitu
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                  @mitu Hello, I just looked at the doc. but there is no instruction to manually install a command line emulator. I really tried to install it. can you help me ?

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                    mitu Global Moderator @Exalos
                    last edited by mitu

                    @Exalos said in Probleme with dolphin:

                    but there is no instruction to manually install a command line emulator.

                    To install a specific package in RetroPie - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#updatinginstalling-individual-packages.
                    Note - again - that Dolphin is not supported on a Pi4, so even if it's installed it may not run in a standard RetroPie installation.

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                      Exalos @mitu
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                      @mitu Do you have a tutorial to install a non-standard version?

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                        mitu Global Moderator @Exalos
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                        @Exalos No.

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