Mupen64 - N64 Emulator running

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It’s a bit more involved than just a config file, but actually compiling it yourself.

This post was one user’s tutorial. (Ie just scrolling up)

Mupen64 - N64 Emulator running

It defenitely is, but also has to be written down/done. Just sayin‘ that I wanted to achieve that too Still having problems regarding z-buffer - have to fiddle around with plugins, but I fiddled a script that downloaded and compiled successfully. #!/bin/bash # Script to build and install mupen64 emulator on ClockworkPi GameShell from source. # Script written by Hawanna # For ClockworkPi GameShell # ClockworkOS 0.3 # Inspired by knuxyl # For ASUS Tinker Board # ------------------…

There’s references to using the NEON instructions that are present in the gameshell, and possibly a contributing factor re: speed optimisation. This is also something you should do when updating cores in retroarch, and mentioned in this thread. (Nothing to do with mupen64, but for the sake of context re NEON)

Neo Geo Pocket Color: glitchy sound & mediocre performance

I now have smooth performance and no sound issues. It takes quite a few steps to get there though: Upgrade to OS 0.3 and set the video driver to Lima Build a current Retroarch from source using the script by @hpcodecraft: How can I Retroarch 1.7.0 to 1.7.3? In the retroarch config change the following lines before downloading cores. This will ensure that the cores have hardware support for ARM NEON, which the Gameshell hardware supports core_updater_buildbot_url = "http://buildbot.li…