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    Dreamcast and Raspberry Pi3 B (Compiling flycast?)

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      Peeteris
      last edited by

      Hello!

      I'm using OC Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (OC settings below)

      * gpu_mem=400
      * kernel=zImage
      * arm_freq=1370
      * core_freq=520
      * gpu_freq=520
      * over_voltage=4
      * force_turbo=1
      * boot_delay=1
      * sdram_freq=520
      * sdram_schmoo=0x02000020
      * over_voltage_sdram_p=4
      * over_voltage_sdram_i=3
      * over_voltage_sdram_c=3
      * dtparam=sd_overclock=100
      

      And using libretro core: lr-flycast. Many Dreamcast games run poorly, even though I remember them playing a fair bit better ~ 3 years ago. I guess at that time I used some sort of standalone emulator (reicast?).

      Found info on the net that standalone flycast would be the best solution at the time, but it's not available for Retropie/RaspberryPi. Also found out that there are people who compiled this emulator for the Retropie by themselves.

      Question is - how can I get standalone flycast on the Retropie? Should it be compiled and is that a hard/long process (not an everyday linux user) and something else to know before trying that? Or maybe somebody already have compiled it and have shared it?

      Thank you!

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        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by

        Normally you'd compile it manually and add it as a separate emulator, but the current version doesn't compile on current RetroPie (Pi3/Pi4). You may wait until the new version of RetroPie (based on the Raspi OS bullseye) is released and the standalone flycast will be installable.
        I've started working on a RetroPie module to integrate it, but due to some rendering bugs and the aforementioned incompatibility, I didn't add it to RetroPie proper yet.

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