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    Is it possible to run retropie x86 on a pi4

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      DeathByOrangez
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      Im trying to figure out how to update it but no one has asked it or figured a way by atleast my searches. Can someone help?

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        DeathByOrangez @DeathByOrangez
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        @DeathByOrangez
        Pi Model: 4
        Power Supply used: Cana kit 2.5A
        RetroPie Version Used (eg 3.6, 3.8.1, 4.1 - do not write latest): What ever is on Raspberry Pi Imager
        Built From: Retropie Imager
        USB Devices connected: Xbox Usb
        Controller used: Ps4
        Guide used: Didnt find one helpful
        File Issue: not sure
        Emulator: Want to figure out how to run x86

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          mitu Global Moderator
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          That's not how things work. You can't run code meant for a x86 CPU on an ARM CPU based system, at least not directly. What are you trying to accomplish ?

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            DeathByOrangez @mitu
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            @mitu I want to run ps2 games with PCX2

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              sleve_mcdichael @DeathByOrangez
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              @DeathByOrangez PCSX2 is for PC computers only, it won't run on Raspberry Pi.

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