I dont know your level of knowledge on flashing or this process, so I kinda am going to shotgun you with forum posts. Sorry if you already know some of this.
This would be a good start here to download the image file needed for GameShell.
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**v0.4 latest release note:**
1. Updated Linux Kernel to 5.2.RC4
2. Activated midi device support in Kernel by default (Tested with AKAI MPK mini, using USB OTG cable), preinstalled samplerbox in /opt
3. Updated Launcher to v1.25
4. Optimized menu icons and orders
5. Launcher now support theme selection, added OP1 dark theme provided by @stingray
6. Added more Indie Games, including Planet-Busters (Q1 Game Jam), No. 909 (Q1 Game Jam), 2048, Hurricane.
7. We will …
For help with reflashing the SD Card, refer to this forum post here:
Well after following a tutorial to get Games to launch on the home screen, I’ve bungled up something and most of my apps wont load. Even Cave story crashes on me.
I replaced an icon .png file, and everything went to heck…
Is there an easy way to reformat my memory card and start fresh?
TL;DR - “Use something like https://etcher.io to flash your sd card”
I also found this forum post with issues on a 64gb SD-Card,
First, we need a Linux machine and a 32GB SD card.
1. Burning the system image to a 32GB SD card
Take 32GB card as an example which is on /dev/sdb, after burning the system image file, partition 2 only has 7.4GB
~# fdisk -l /dev/sdb
Disk /dev/sdb: 29.7 GiB, 31914983424 bytes, 62333952 sectors
…
Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type
/dev/sdb1 8192 93814 85623 41.8M c W95 FAT32 (LBA)
/dev/sdb2 94208 15523839 15429632 7.4G 83 Linux
2. Extend partition…
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