Posts by 5schatten

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

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    CurlFile::Stat - Failed: HTTP response code said error(22) for http://username:[email protected]:9981/imagecache/952[/COLOR]
20:58:22.381 T:139984281753344

    This is related to TVheadend well at least if you haven't changed the standard port. Guess you need some picons.

    If you understand some german or at last the machine translation: Picons in TVHeadend nutzen – Björn's Techblog

    check out PICONS - Home

    download snp-full.400×240-370×210.light.on.transparent…..hardlink.tar.xz

    download srp-full.400×240-370×210.light.on.transparent…..hardlink.tar.xz

    extract them & put the pictures in these folders

    \\your_device\Picons\tvh = snp

    \\your_device\Picons\vdr = srp

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    ERROR: CBlurayDirectory::InitializeBluray - failed to open /var/media/TUCKER_AND_DALE_BD

    Is there anything else? Failed to open could also mean that it can't access the bd? Best would be to upload the log to pastebin or here.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Quote from escalade

    I have no idea actually, haven't had an RPi or done a build for it in ages. You should look at amiberry, some guy ported uae4arm to sdl2 and synced it with winuae.

    escalade

    Haha okay well actually I'm not using them at all... I'm just trying to include all the emulators that were avaible in your build. But I have a look at it :) Actually I wasn't able to build recent RPi images since you updated kodi 17 to the latest git so I already guessed you didn't build some.

    Amiberry is a uae4arm fork so I guess it should be compatible to config files ? I was tinkering a bit and got a package/binary running. Maybe I can adopt your start script as well.

    blob810  andersos

    I've uploaded a new makemkv addon package.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Quote from blob810

    For makemkv there is a fix in the makemkv forum. Search in the Linux section from the forum. I have a working version on my HTPC with one of the latest Milhouse Builds. Maybe 5schatten can bring it inside the build as an addon like escalade.

    I already patched the MakeMKV addon but I haven't tested it.

    ytwig

    Look at the how-to / faq section bios. You need to dump some 3DS system files first, or at last for certain games.

    Dumping System Archives and the Shared Fonts from a 3DS Console - Citra

    FalconX

    Well it should be possible though I'm not sure if it's reasonable. As far as I understand Ishiiruka was forked to avoid shader stuttering in the past. Since Ubershaders and Vulkan renderer work pretty fine and fast it shouldn't be necessary IMHO. But sure you can replace the sources and adjust cmake opts and it should compile.

    What kind of hardware do you use?

    escalade

    Great thx for your help! I'll add the patch and upload a new version soon. I'm struggling to get all RPi emulators working. I already replaced vice for RPi by libretro-vice because of some SDLvideo GLES quirks. Just wondering if currently uae4arm & reicast work fine on your 8.2 build since those just won't work as expected.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    andersos

    The Generic build works quite fine. I've tested it today and made a clean installation on my Apollo Lake based HTPC. All emulators work fine as far as I can tell, Chrome & Spotify work and should update now automatically, TVheadend+HTS client works and the inputstream.adaptive based Amazon VOD addon too.

    I've built and uploaded MakeMKV but I'm not sure if it will work. Looks like the MakeMKV source needs an update since LE9.0 uses ffmpeg v4.0 and that version has some more ore less incompatible changes included. But you can give it a try.

    www.makemkv.com • View topic - Build failure with GCC 8? (Fedora 28)

    Right now I'm ironing out the last bugs of the RPi build but beside some emulator quirks this mostly works too.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Quote from piqueonline

    Librespot addon

    GitHub - dtcooper/raspotify: Raspotify - Spotify Connect client for the Raspberry Pi that Just Works™

    GitHub - asciidisco/plugin.video.netflix: Inputstream based Netflix plugin for Kodi

    Inpustream.adaptive is included so if you install your Netflix add-on it should work.

    I can compile and include librespot in RPi builds too in next builds so you can try it.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Frontend section | How to's | Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]

    Check out Addons -> My add-ons -> Services -> RR Configuration to configure Audio, Video and Emulation stuff. Reboot your system once you've changed your audio output device!

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    I. Keyboard buttons in different apps

    • Kodi shutdown menu = S
    • Kodi context menu = C
    • Spotify exit = Alt+Esc
    • Emulationstation menu = Alt
    • Emulationstation options = AltGR
    • Emulationstation exit = Alt+F4
    • Retroarch menu = F1
    • Retroarch exit = AltGR
    • Dolphin exit = Alt+Esc
    • PCSX2 exit = Alt+Esc
    • Amiberry menu = F12
    • Amiberry joystick/mouse switch = F11
    • FS-UAE menu = F12
    • Hatari menu = F12
    • Hatari floppy menu = AltGR+D
    • Hatari quit = AltGR+Q
    • VICE menu = F12

    II. Emulationstation | Pegasus-Frontend | Retroarch

    Once I've added new cores to my build you have to update your es_systems.cfg! The easiest way to do this is to delete the old file and apply the new update (again). Then the latest file version will be installed.

    Themes:

    You can download your favorite emulationstation themes and extract them to \\your-device\Configfiles\emulationstation\themes\ check out the RetroPie wiki for further details.

    Pegasus-Frontend also supports themes for example gameOS so extreact them to \\your-device\Configfiles\pegasus-frontend\themes\

    to be able to use them afterwards.

    ROMS:

    Out of the box Emulationstation will look for roms in /storage/roms so place your roms according to the emulator in the subfolders:

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    • amiga
    • atari800
    • atari2600
    • atari5200
    • atarist
    • c64
    • chailove
    • dos
    • dreamcast
    • fba
    • gamecube
    • gamegear
    • gb
    • gba
    • gbc
    • genesis
    • mame2003
    • mame2010/mame2016
    • mastersystem
    • msx
    • n3ds
    • n64
    • nds
    • neogeo
    • nes
    • pcecd
    • pcengine
    • prboom
    • ps2
    • psp
    • psx
    • saturn
    • scummvm
    • segacd
    • snes
    • tyrquake
    • wii
    • wonderswan
    • wonderswancolor
    • zxspectrum

    III. Kernel mode setting (KMS):

    In KMS mode games have less input lag which might improve your overall experience. By default libretro-cores (Retroarch) won't run in KMS mode on generic systems. You can enable it in the RR-Config Addon this should work for Intel & AMD based GPUs at the moment.

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    As Emulationstation is only a frontend that starts the libretro-cores another option is to set KMS for every libretro emulator individually by editing the Emulationstation system config file:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\emulationstation\es_systems.cfg

    You'll find a <command> /usr/bin/... </command> line for every emulator. By editing these you can chose between those two modes.

    This will start PPSSPP in NOKMS mode:

    <command>/usr/bin/retroarch-nokms.start -L /tmp/cores/ppsspp_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    This will start PPSSPP in KMS mode if available:

    <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/ppsspp_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    IV. Sound & Audio configuration

    Before you try to run any emulators make sure your Kodi audio configuration works! So have a look at https://kodi.wiki/view/settings/system/audio or Audio quickstart guide - Official Kodi Wiki first, play some media and double check that your Kodi settings are correct.

    After your Kodi audio output works check out the RR Configuration addon and select a proper audio output device. If you want FluidSynth MIDI support & use video previews in Emulationstation or Pegasus you have to select PulseAudio as backend. If autoconfigure fails disable it & PulseAudio uses the same device you've selected before.

    If you use PulseAudio and experience glitches, skips or crackling then disable timer-based audio scheduling (tsched) in the audio menu.

    If your sound output is missing on recent Intel systems & builds that use Linux Kernel 5.0+ then enter this in a terminal & reboot.

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    echo "blacklist snd_soc_skl" >>/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

    Don't change audio backends in your emulators because this is done automatically to match the audio backend configuration in RR-Config if you still change the audio backend in an emulator it will most likely crash or you will have no sound output at all.

    V. Kodi Themes & Custom Skins

    If you prefer a custom skin and want to start the apps & emulator frontends you'll have to find a way to execute the following scripts. Confluence users can uses this to include the emulation frontends.

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    Chrome

    # /usr/bin/app-google-chrome.py

    Spotify

    # /usr/bin/app-spotify.py

    Emulationstation

    # /usr/bin/frontend-emulationstation.py

    Emulationstation

    # /usr/bin/frontend-pegasus-fe.py

    Retroarch

    # /usr/bin/frontend-retroarch.py

    For example frontend-emulationstation.py runs these commands:

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    #!/usr/bin/python
import subprocess
subprocess.call("systemd-run /usr/bin/emulationstation.start", shell=True)

    You should also check out Waspoeders Github repo for his script addons GitHub - Waspoedertje/Kodiaddon: KodiAddons to start python apps for 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv which allow you to start the apps & frontends by using Kodi addons.

    VI. Qt5 environment vars

    The included Pegasus frontend, Dolphin, Citra & Mupen64plus use Qt5 as framework so you might have to change some variables to achieve an optimal experience.

    For generic systems Qt is set to automatic screen scale which means it should set the fontsize according to your monitor/tv size. If your menus are still too big or small disable Qt AUTO SCREEN SCALE & adjust the Qt SCALE FACTOR until your menus have a proper size.

    All ARM based builds come with a preset for a 26 inch television and adjust the dpi according to this. So if you have a screen which is smaller or bigger adjust your QT_QPA_EGLFS_PHYSICAL_HEIGHT and QT_QPA_EGLFS_PHYSICAL_WIDTH in RR-Config to the physical dimensions of your screen.

    VII. Mesa 3D & Vulkan tools

    On generic systems you can run the following commands in a terminal to test your 3D capabilities and gather information. If you ran into issues like not working Vulkan API or else first run these commands and test if basic programs that utilize those 3D APIs run fine.

    Mesa 3D (OpenGL)

    glxinfo

    glxgears

    Vulkan

    vulkaninfo

    vkcube

    VIII. AMD GPU Driver

    If you own a card based on CGN 1.0 or later you can try to use the amdgpu driver instead of radeonsi. Log into your system using a terminal and run these commands. See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/amdgpu#enable_southern_islands_(si)_and_sea_islands_(cik)_support for further details.

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    mount -o remount,rw /flash
nano /flash/syslinux.cfg

    Search for the line APPEND boot=... depending on your card and add the following to the kernel command line:

    Code: CGN 1.0 cards:
    radeon.si_support=0 amdgpu.si_support=1
    Code: CGN 1.1 cards:
    radeon.cik_support=0 amdgpu.cik_support=1

    IX. Configuring a Custom xorg.conf

    When you can't select a desired resolution or some emulator menus of Dolphin, Citra or Mupen64plus that use Qt5 as framework are wrong sized you may need to create a custom xorg.conf for you system. This is something you've to individually adjust to your system and can't be set at default for all systems because the variety of hardware configurations.

    An example or this issue

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    Before you proceed make sure you know what your doing, using an incorrectly formatted xorg.conf can cripple your system and should be avoided.

    To use a custom xorg.conf you simply have to access the configfiles samba share and save a text file named xorg.conf

    If your machine doesn't boot after you have done this. Simply delete the file and reboot.

    Please select one of the following xorg.conf based on which GPU your machine has.

    Nvidia Graphics

    You can try to run one of these commands in a terminal to autogenerate a xorg.conf file. If you use a Geforce series 600 or newer you probably use driver version 410.93. So if you use a Geforce series 500 or older use the command for the legacy driver version 340.107.

    Code: xf86-video-nvidia-410.93
    nvidia-main-xconfig --xconfig=/etc/X11/xorg-nvidia.conf --output-xconfig=/storage/.config/xorg.conf
    Code: xf86-video-nvidia-legacy-340.107
    nvidia-legacy-xconfig --xconfig=/etc/X11/xorg-nvidia-legacy.conf --output-xconfig=/storage/.config/xorg.conf

    If you want to create the xorg.conf by yourself use this template:

    Color Space

    To configure the colorspace for an Nvidia GPU you have to uncomment and comment out certain lines in the xorg.conf

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    #   Option "ColorRange""Full"
    Option "ColorRange""Limited"
    AMD Graphics

    Color Space

    To configure the colorspace for an AMD GPU you have to uncomment and comment out certain lines in the xorg.conf

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    #   Option "ColorRange""Full"
    Option "ColorRange""Limited"
    Intel Graphics

    Sources:

    Xorg - ArchWiki

    https://openelec.tv/documentation/…nvidia-graphics

    X. Fix tearing on Generic systems

    If you encounter tearing in emulation frontends or Chrome you should have a look at section IX how to set up and configure a xorg.conf file and create one or change it to match the following options to fix tearing. All configs have been tested on several platform and were approved.

    Nvidia Graphics

    LibreELEC 9.x RR [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    AMD Graphics

    LibreELEC 9.x RR [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

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    Section "Device"   
 Identifier "Radeon"   
 Driver "radeon"   
 Option "TearFree" "on"   
 Option "DRI" "3"   
 Option "AccelMethod" "glamor"
EndSection
    Intel Graphics

    LibreELEC 9.x RR [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

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    Section "Device"
Identifier  "Device0"
Driver      "intel"
VendorName  "INTEL Corporation"
Option "TripleBuffer" "true"
Option "TearFree" "true"
EndSection

    XI. Enabling the RAM disk

    Compressed rom files will be extracted to /tmp/emulation by the start scripts of Amiberry, FS-UAE, Hatari, m64p and als Retroarch so for example if you run N64 games of the max cartridge size of 512 Mibit then 64MiB will be written on your drive everytime you run this game.

    If you play a lot of compressed games you might want to save some wear and tear of your SD card or SSD. Check out the template file in \\yourdevice\configfiles\system.d\tmp-emulation.mount search for Options=size=256m and adjust the size according to your system.

    For example ~70MB should be enough for N64 games and is probably suitable for RPi but the default size of 256MB shouldn't hurt your RAM on Generic systems as well. Enable it by running this command in a terminal:

    cd ~/.config/system.d && systemctl enable tmp-emulation.mount then reboot your system once.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Emulator section | How to's | Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]

    Standalone Emulators

    Amiberry - Home · midwan/amiberry Wiki · GitHub

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    Systems: Amiga

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/amiga

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios/Kickstarts

    Bios files:

    kick33180.A500.rom - v1.2 rev 33.180 - md5 85ad74194e87c08904327de1a9443b7a

    kick34005.A500.rom - v1.3 rev 34.5 - md5 82a21c1890cae844b3df741f2762d48d | default for Amiga A500

    kick37175.A500.rom - v2.04 rev 37.175 - md5 dc10d7bdd1b6f450773dfb558477c230

    kick39106.A1200.rom - v3.0 rev 39.106 - md5 b7cc148386aa631136f510cd29e42fc3

    kick40068.A1200.rom - v3.1 rev 40.68 - md5 646773759326fbac3b2311fd8c8793ee | default for Amiga A1200

    kick40068.A4000.rom - v3.1 rev 40.68 - md5 9bdedde6a4f33555b4a270c8ca53297d

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\amiberry

    SSH: /storage/.config/amiberry

    Configuration:

    Supported files

    Amiberry supports games with .adf .adz .ipf .lha .uae .zip extension. Amiberry also supports WHDLoad and autodetects .lha & .zip files if they contain WHDLoad files.

    Default configs

    Amiberry comes with default config files for common Amiga systems. The start script will load configs for Amiga A500 or A1200 if the filename contains "AGA" or "CD32" strings. You find the config files in /storage/.config/amiberry/conf

    Custom configs

    If you need to apply custom configurations for your games then simply copy a default config file to /storage/roms/amiga/yourgamefolder and rename it as you wish. After that you can change the settings and adjust the config file as you need. Add the paths to your floppy images and the emulators can boot your config files straight into the game.

    Amiberry example.uae

    So for example add to your example.uae file these lines to load images from /storage/roms/amiga/ADF called TSoMI, The_Disk1.adf

    floppy0=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk1.adf

    floppy1=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk2.adf

    floppy2=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk3.adf

    floppy3=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk4.adf

    Citra - Home - Citra

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    Systems: Nintendo 3DS

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/n3ds

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/.config/citra-emu/nand

    Bios files:

    Dumping System Archives and the Shared Fonts from a 3DS Console - Citra

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\citra-emu

    SSH: /storage/.config/citra-emu

    Dolphin - index.php?title=main_page

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    Systems: Nintendo GameCube / Wii

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/gc /storage/roms/wii

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\dolphin-emu

    SSH: /storage/.config/dolphin-emu

    DosBox-SDL2 - DOSBoxWiki

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    Systems: Dos

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/dos

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files

    Roland MT32 - MIDI files

    -MT32_CONTROL.ROM - MD5 5626206284b22c2734f3e9efefcd2675

    -MT32_PCM.ROM - MD5 89e42e386e82e0cacb4a2704a03706ca

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\dosbox

    SSH: /storage/.config/dosbox

    Configuration:

    Game.conf

    Check out the dosbox config directory so /storage/.config/dosbox or \\your_device\Configfiles\dosbox then copy the file dosbox-SDL2.conf into your game directory and rename it appropriate. Finally you have to open the conf file and edit the section [autoexec] which basically executes the commands to run your game.

    Example:

    So if you want to play i.e. Elder Scrolls Arena you have to create a directory ARENA in your dos folder which should contain all your game files. Then copy the dosbox-SDL2.conf file into the ARENA  directory and rename it to Elder Scrolls Arena.conf afterwards open it with an editor, scroll down to section [autoexec] and change the commands to start arena like this:

    Default

    [autoexec]

    # Lines in this section will be run at startup.

    mount c /storage/roms/dos

    c:

    cd example

    example.exe

    #exit

    Arena

    [autoexec]

    # Lines in this section will be run at startup.

    mount c /storage/roms/dos

    c:

    cd ARENA

    ARENA.BAT

    exit

    Repeat these steps and change the names according to the games you want to play.

    FS-UAE - Documentation | FS-UAE Amiga Emulator

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    Systems: Amiga

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/amiga

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios/Kickstarts

    Bios files:

    kick33180.A500.rom - v1.2 rev 33.180 - md5 85ad74194e87c08904327de1a9443b7a

    kick34005.A500.rom - v1.3 rev 34.5 - md5 82a21c1890cae844b3df741f2762d48d | default for Amiga A500

    kick37175.A500.rom - v2.04 rev 37.175 - md5 dc10d7bdd1b6f450773dfb558477c230

    kick39106.A1200.rom - v3.0 rev 39.106 - md5 b7cc148386aa631136f510cd29e42fc3

    kick40068.A1200.rom - v3.1 rev 40.68 - md5 646773759326fbac3b2311fd8c8793ee | default for Amiga A1200

    kick40068.A4000.rom - v3.1 rev 40.68 - md5 9bdedde6a4f33555b4a270c8ca53297d

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\fs-uae

    SSH: /storage/.config/fs-uae

    Configuration:

    Supported files

    FS-UAE supports game files with .adf .adz .fs-uae .ipf .zip extension. Until now FS-UAE won't support WHDLoad in my builds because the FS-UAE-LAUNCHER is needed to load these images.

    Default configs

    FS-UAE comes with default config files for common Amiga systems. The start script will load configs Amiga A500 or A1200 if the filename contains "AGA" or "CD32" strings. You find the config files in /storage/.config/fs-uae/Configurations

    Custom configs

    If you need to apply custom configurations for your games then simply copy a default config file to /storage/roms/amiga/yourgamefolder and rename it as you wish. After that you can change the settings and adjust the config file as you need. Add the paths to your floppy images and the emulators can boot your config files straight into the game.

    FS-UAE example.fs-uae

    So for example add to your example.fs-uae file these lines to load images from /storage/roms/amiga/ADF called TSoMI, The_Disk1.adf

    floppy_drive_0=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk1.adf

    floppy_image_0=/storage/roms/amiga/ADF/TSoMI, The_Disk1.adf

    Hatari - Hatari documentation

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    Systems: AtariST

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/atarist

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios/AtariST

    Bios files

    TOS v1.02 US should have a great compatibility if you want to run games.

    -tos.img - v1.02 US - md5 c1c57ce48e8ee4135885cee9e63a68a2

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\hatari

    SSH: /storage/.config/hatari

    Configuration:

    Supported files

    Hatari supports game files with .cfg .dim .ipf .msa .st .stx .zip extension

    Default configs

    Hatari comes with a default config file for the Atari ST system. The start script will load this config when you start a game. You can find it in /storage/.config/hatari/conf

    Custom configs

    If you need to apply custom configurations for your games then simply copy a default config file to /storage/roms/atarist/yourgamefolder and rename it as you wish. After that you can change the settings and adjust the config file as you need. Add the paths to your floppy images and the emulators can boot your config files straight into the game.

    Hatari example.cfg

    So for example add to your example.cfg file these lines to load images from /storage/roms/atarist/LX called LX_Disk_1.stx & LX_Disk_2.stx

    szDiskAFileName = /storage/roms/atarist/LX/LX_Disk_1.stx

    szDiskBFileName = /storage/roms/atarist/LX/LX_Disk_2.stx

    moonlight-embedded - Usage · irtimmer/moonlight-embedded Wiki · GitHub

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    Systems: Nvidia Gamestream

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/moonlight

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\moonlight

    SSH: /storage/.config/moonlight

    Configuration:

    If you own a Nvidia GTX 600/700/900/1000 series GPU that is NVIDIA GameStream ready you will be able to stream your games from your gaming system straight to your HTPC. It's not as comfortable to setup as the broken Kodi addon but games will be streamable by Emulationstation after the first time setup.

    Press "Play+Back+LeftShoulder+RightShoulder" the same time & you can quit moonlight without any keyboard input! Hit ALT+ESC to exit moonlight with a keyboard.

    First you have to set up moonlight. Follow this guide Setup Guide · moonlight-stream/moonlight-docs Wiki · GitHub and prepare your host system i.e. install GameStream & allow streaming. Check out the moonlight.conf and adjust the resolution & fps according to your needs. If you need to run your programs in some exotic resolutions i.e. 1366x768 open the moonlight_extra_args.conf and enter the width & height. The start startscript will then automatically add the unsupported flag.

    Pairing

    Open GamesStream and connect to your HTPC by SSH and enter:

    your_system~# moonlight pair

    A small window should open on your gaming system , you have to enter your PIN.

    Gamelist

    To get a list of supported games enter:

    your_system~# moonlight list

    You should now see a list of your streamable games i.e.:

    Searching for server...

    Connect to x99...

    1. Steam

    2. Heroes of the Storm

    3. XCOM 2

    4. Alien: Isolation

    5. Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth

    6. Fallout 4

    7. Portal 2

    8. PlayerUnknown's Battle Grounds

    9. Half-Life 2: Episode One

    10. Half-Life 2

    11. Half-Life 2: Episode Two

    12. DOTA 2

    13. Diablo III

    14. The Elder Scrolls Online

    15. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

    16. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor

    17. Sid Meier's Civilization V (DX 11)

    18. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

    19. StarCraft II

    20. Overwatch

    21. Sid Meier's Civilization VI

    Chose the game you want to play on your HTPC and open your moonlight folder located in:

    SMB: \\your_system\Roms\moonlight

    Create a new file with the file extension .ml or copy the Game.ml.sample located in the config directory and remove the .sample file extension. In this example we want to start steam so create a file called Steam.ml.

    SMB: \\your_system\Roms\moonlight\Steam.ml

    Open this file, enter the following line, save & close.

    MOONLIGHT_APP_ID=Steam

    If you want to play Skyrim create a file called

    SMB: \\your_system\Roms\moonlight\The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim.ml

    Open it and enter the exact name without the number listed in moonlight so

    MOONLIGHT_APP_ID=The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

    Save the file, close and open Emulationstation. You should now see Steam & The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim in your gamelist. Repeat the steps for all games you want to stream. Feel free to change the name of the file so you could also name it Skyrim.ml but make sure you enter the exact name that moonlight uses. Otherwise it will fail to start the game.

    mupen64plus/m64p - m64p by m64p

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    Systems: Nintendo 64

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/n64

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\mupen64plus

    SSH: /storage/.config/mupen64plus

    Configuration:

    Edit es_systems.cfg and replace <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mupen64plus_libretro.so %ROM%</command> with either <command>/usr/bin/m64p-cli.start %ROM%</command> or <command>/usr/bin/m64p.start %ROM%</command> to start Mupen64plus with with mupen64plus-ui-console or Qt5 based mupen64plus-gui.

    PCSX2 - PCSX2 - The Playstation 2 emulator - Guide

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    Systems: Sony PS2

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/ps2

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    PCSX2 is region-free and will run games regardless if the bios is of a different region.

    default: ps2-0230e-20080220.bin - md5 dc69f0643a3030aaa4797501b483d6c4 | Europe

    optional ps2-0230a-20080220.bin - md5 21038400dc633070a78ad53090c53017 | US

    optional ps2-0210j-20040917.bin - md5 1ad977bb539fc9448a08ab276a836bbc | Japan

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\PCSX2

    SSH: /storage/.config/PCSX2

    Configuration:

    PCSX2 relies ony my Docker container so you have to install the Kodi Docker addon first. It should be available in the standard LibreELEC repositories.

    If you start Docker for the first time and every time I update the container your screen will stay black until about 1GB is download. So start PCSX2 and get a coffee or read some FAQ stuff while you wait. After the container is downloaded PCSX2 will start immediately into the game. I update the Docker image every once in a while and if a new version is available it has to pull the new image too before it will start. From build RR-20190325-1f81a86 and later the Docker image version is hard coded into the start script so if there will be an image update it's probably downloaded after you've updated your HTPC to a new LE RR build.

    Some games need the --fullboot option. So editing es_systems.cfg and change the PCSX2 start command from <command>/usr/bin/pcsx2.start %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/pcsx2.start --fullboot %ROM%</command> and this should do the trick if you miss some language config option for example.

    PPSSPP - Home · hrydgard/ppsspp Wiki · GitHub

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    Systems: Sony PSP

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/psp

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\ppsspp

    SSH: /storage/.config/ppsspp

    VICE - VICE Manual - Table of Contents

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    Systems: Commodore C64

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/c64

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SSH: /storage/.vice

    Libretro Cores:

    libretro-2048 - GitHub - libretro/libretro-2048: Port of 2048 puzzle game to the libretro API. http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048/

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: 2048

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/2048

    Needs bios: false

    Bios dir:

    Bios files:

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-atari800 - Atari - 5200 (Atari800) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Atari 800 / 5200

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/atari800 /storage/roms/atari5200

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    5200.rom 5200 BIOS - Required 281f20ea4320404ec820fb7ec0693b38

    ATARIXL.ROM Atari XL/XE OS BIOS - Required 06daac977823773a3eea3422fd26a703

    ATARIBAS.ROM BASIC interpreter BIOS - Required 0bac0c6a50104045d902df4503a4c30b

    ATARIOSA.ROM Atari 400/800 PAL BIOS - Required eb1f32f5d9f382db1bbfb8d7f9cb343a

    ATARIOSB.ROM BIOS for Atari 400/800 NTSC - Required a3e8d617c95d08031fe1b20d541434b2

    Config dir:

    SSH: /storage/.atari800.cfg

    libretro-bsnes-mercury (balanced|accuracy) - Nintendo - SNES / Famicom (bsnes-mercury Accuracy) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - SNES

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/snes

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    dsp1.data.rom DSP1 co-processor firmware - md5 3d81b45fa0c2aa8b852dfb1ece7c0971

    dsp1.program.rom DSP1 co-processor firmware - md5 ae209fbe789fbf11a48aea5ab1197321

    dsp1b.data.rom DSP1B co-processor firmware - md5 1e3f568634a7d8284020dddc0ae905bc

    dsp1b.program.rom DSP1B co-processor firmware - md5 d10f446888e097cbf500f3f663cf4f6d

    dsp2.data.rom DSP2 co-processor firmware - md5 e9417e29223b139c3c4b635a2a3b8744

    dsp2.program.rom DSP2 co-processor firmware - md5 aa6e5922a3ed5ded54f24247c11143c5

    dsp3.data.rom DSP3 co-processor firmware - md5 0a81210c0a940b997dd9843281008ee6

    dsp3.program.rom DSP3 co-processor firmware - md5 d99ca4562818d49cee1f242705bba6f8

    dsp4.data.rom DSP4 co-processor firmware - md5 ee4990879eb68e3cbca239c5bc20303d

    dsp4.program.rom DSP4 co-processor firmware - md5 a151023b948b90ffc23a5b594bb6fef2

    cx4.data.rom CX4 co-processor firmware - md5 037ac4296b6b6a5c47c440188d3c72e3

    st010.data.rom ST010 co-processor firmware - md5 254d70762b6f59f99c27c395aba7d07d

    st010.program.rom ST010 co-processor firmware - md5 1d70019179a59a566a0bb5d3f2845544

    st011.data.rom ST011 co-processor firmware - md5 10bd3f4aa949737ab9836512c35bcc29

    st011.program.rom ST011 co-processor firmware - md5 95222ebf1c0c2990bcf25db43743f032

    st018.data.rom ST018 co-processor firmware - md5 49c898b60d0f15e90d0ba780dd12f366

    st018.program.rom ST018 co-processor firmware - md5 dda40ccd57390c96e49d30a041f9a9e7

    sgb.boot.rom Super Game Boy BIOS - md5 d574d4f9c12f305074798f54c091a8b4

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use the accuracy core on Generic systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/bsnes_mercury_balanced_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/bsnes_mercury_accuracy_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-beetle-pce-fast - NEC - PC Engine / CD (Beetle PCE FAST) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: NEC PC Engine

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/pcecd /storage/roms/pcengine

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    yscard3.pce Super CD-ROM2 System V3.xx - Required 38179df8f4ac870017db21ebcbf53114

    syscard2.pce CD-ROM System V2.xx - Optional

    syscard1.pce CD-ROM System V1.xx - Optional

    gexpress.pce Game Express CD Card - Optional

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-beetle-psx - Sony - PlayStation (Beetle PSX HW) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sony PlayStation

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/psx

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    scph5500.bin - md5 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c

    scph5501.bin - md5 490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246

    scph5502.bin - md5 32736f17079d0b2b7024407c39bd3050

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use the Beetle-PSX hardware core with OpenGL/Vulkan support on Generic systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mednafen_psx_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mednafen_psx_hw_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-beetle-saturn - Sega - Saturn (Beetle Saturn) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sega - Saturn

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/saturn

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    sega_101.bin - md5 85ec9ca47d8f6807718151cbcca8b964

    mpr-17933.bin - md5 3240872c70984b6cbfda1586cab68dbe

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-beetle-wswan - Bandai - WonderSwan/Color (Beetle Cygne) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Bandai WonderSwan

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/wonderswan  /storage/roms/wonderswancolor

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-blueMSX - MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000 (blueMSX) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000 (blueMSX)

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/msx

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    MSX/SVI/ColecoVision/SG-1000 (blueMSX) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-chailove - ChaiLove - Libretro Docs

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    Systems: ChaiScript - Easy to use scripting for C++.

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/chailove

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-citra - Nintendo - 3DS (Citra) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - 3DS

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/nds

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Nintendo - 3DS (Citra) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-desmume - Nintendo - DS (DeSmuME) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintedo NDS

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/nds

    Needs bios: optional

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    firmware.bin NDS Firmware - Optional 145eaef5bd3037cbc247c213bb3da1b3

    bios7.bin ARM7 BIOS - Optional df692a80a5b1bc90728bc3dfc76cd948

    bios9.bin ARM9 BIOS - Optional a392174eb3e572fed6447e956bde4b25

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-dolphin - Nintendo - GameCube/Wii (Dolphin) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo Gamecube/Wii

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/gc /storage/roms/wii

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-dosbox - DOS (DOSBox) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Dos

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/dos

    Needs bios: optional

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Roland MT32 - MIDI files

    -MT32_CONTROL.ROM - MD5 5626206284b22c2734f3e9efefcd2675

    -MT32_PCM.ROM - MD5 89e42e386e82e0cacb4a2704a03706ca

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-fbalpha - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/finalburn-alpha/

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Arcade / NeoGeo

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/fba /storage/roms/neogeo

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/fba /storage/roms/neogeo

    Bios files:

    depending on rom set

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-fceumm - Nintendo - NES / Famicom (FCEUmm) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo NES

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/nes

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    disksys.rom - md5 ca30b50f880eb660a320674ed365ef7a

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use the FCEUMM core on Generic systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mesen_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/fceumm_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-fuse - ZX Spectrum (Fuse) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: ZX Spectrum (Fuse)

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/zxspectrum

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    ZX Spectrum (Fuse) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-gambatte - Nintendo - Game Boy / Color (Gambatte) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo Gameboy / Gameboy Color

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/gb /storage/roms/gbc

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    gb_bios.bin Game Boy BIOS - Optional 32fbbd84168d3482956eb3c5051637f5

    gbc_bios.bin Game Boy Color BIOS - Optional dbfce9db9deaa2567f6a84fde55f9680

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-genplus - Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD (Genesis Plus GX) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD (Genesis Plus GX)

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/gamegear /storage/roms/genesis /storage/roms/mastersystem /storage/roms/segacd

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Sega - MS/GG/MD/CD (Genesis Plus GX) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-kronos - Introducing Kronos: a new Sega Saturn/ST-V emulator

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sega - Saturn

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/saturn

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    sega_101.bin - md5 85ec9ca47d8f6807718151cbcca8b964

    mpr-17933.bin - md5 3240872c70984b6cbfda1586cab68dbe

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch
    Configuration:

    To use Kronos on Generic builds open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mednafen_saturn_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/kronos_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-mame2003-plus - Arcade (MAME 2003-Plus) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: arcade system

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/mame2003-plus

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Arcade (MAME 2003-Plus) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-mame2016 - GitHub - libretro/mame2016-libretro: Late 2016 version of MAME (0.174) for libretro. Compatible with MAME 0.174 romsets.

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: arcade system

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/mame2016

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Arcade (MAME 2003-Plus) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-mesen - Nintendo - NES / Famicom (Mesen) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - NES / Famicom

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/nes

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    disksys.rom - md5 ca30b50f880eb660a320674ed365ef7a

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-mgba - Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (mGBA) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - Game Boy Advance

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/gba

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (mGBA) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-mrboom - Mr.Boom (Bomberman) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Mr.Boom (Bomberman)

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/mrboom

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-mupen64plus - Nintendo - Nintendo 64 (Mupen64Plus) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo 64

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/n64

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-nestopia - Nintendo - NES / Famicom (Nestopia UE) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - NES / Famicom

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/nes

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    disksys.rom - md5 ca30b50f880eb660a320674ed365ef7a

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use the Nestopia core systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/fceumm_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/nestopia_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-parallel-n64 - ParaLLEl – Libretro

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo N64

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/n64

    Needs bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-pcsx-rearmed - Sony - PlayStation (PCSX ReARMed) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sony - PlayStation

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/psx

    Needs bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    scph5500.bin - md5 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c

    scph5501.bin - md5 490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246

    scph5502.bin - md5 32736f17079d0b2b7024407c39bd3050

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use PCSX ReARMed for Generic builds on low-end systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/mednafen_psx_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/pcsx_rearmed_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-ppsspp - Sony - PlayStation Portable (PPSSPP) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sony - PSP

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/psp

    Needs bios: true for lr-ppsspp

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios/PPSSPP

    Bios files:

    ppsspp/assets at master · hrydgard/ppsspp · GitHub

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Note:

    lr-ppsspp only works if you've disabled KMS for Retroarch otherwise it will crash.

    libretro-prboom - Doom (PrBoom) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Doom & Doom II

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/prboom

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/prboom

    Bios files:

    prboom.wad PrBoom requires data ROM 'prboom.wad' inside the ROM directory.

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-reicast - Sega - Dreamcast (Reicast) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Sega Dreamcast

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/dreamcast

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios/dc

    Bios files:

    dc_boot.bin - md5 e10c53c2f8b90bab96ead2d368858623

    dc_flash.bin - md5 0a93f7940c455905bea6e392dfde92a4

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-scummvm - ScummVM - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: ScummVM

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/scummvm

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    Enter the directory of your game for example "The Secret of Monkey Island" which is located in:

    /storage/roms/scummvm/The Secret of Monkey Island

    create a new file with the file extension .scummvm so for example:

    The Secret of Monkey Island.scummvm

    Open the file and enter the short name of the game. You will find them in the ScummVM compatibility table. In this example the short name is monkey so enter this name and save the file.

    Restart emulationstation and the game should appear in the gamelist.

    libretro-snes9x - Nintendo - SNES / Famicom (Snes9x) - Libretro Docs

    Display Spoiler

    Systems: Nintendo - SNES / Famicom

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/snes

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    Configuration:

    To use the snes9x core on Generic systems open es_systems.cfg and change <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/bsnes_mercury_accuracy_libretro.so %ROM%</command> to <command>/usr/bin/retroarch.start -L /tmp/cores/snes9x_libretro.so %ROM%</command>

    libretro-snes9x2010 - Nintendo - SNES / Famicom (Snes9x 2010) - Libretro Docs

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    Systems: Nintendo - SNES / Famicom

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/snes

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-stella - Atari - 2600 (Stella) - Libretro Docs

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    Systems: Atari - 2600

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/atari2600

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-tyrquake - Quake 1 (TyrQuake) - Libretro Docs

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    Systems: Quake 1

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/tyrquake

    Needs assets/bios: true

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/tyrquake

    Bios files:

    Quake 1 (TyrQuake) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-vice - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/commodore-64-vic-20-pet/

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    Systems: Commodore C64

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/c64

    Needs assets/bios: false

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

    libretro-yabause - Sega - Saturn (Yabause) - Libretro Docs

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    Systems: Sega - Saturn

    Rom dir: /storage/roms/saturn

    Needs bios: optional

    Bios dir: /storage/roms/bios

    Bios files:

    Sega - Saturn (Yabause) - Libretro Docs

    Config dir:

    SMB: \\your_system\Configfiles\retroarch

    SSH: /storage/.config/retroarch

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Changelog:

    Note: The alpha|beta|rc status is refering to Kodi not to the LibreELEC 9.x base.

    LE 9.0 | Kodi 18 Alpha builds:

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    • Generic: added kernel 4.17.1 x86-64 build
    • RPi: added librespot to RPi oem files
    • Generic: added autoupdate script for Chrome & Spotify
    • Common: updated oem emulator config
    • RPi: decommissioned uae4arm | replaced by amiberry
    • RPi: decommissioned reicast
    • Common: added 2048 & overhauled | ScummVM | PrBoom | MrBoom | TyrQuake
    • Generic: added MakeMKV with included beta key updater
    • Generic: replaced Mupen64plus by Parallel-N64
    • Generic: use unclutter service to hide the mouse coursor
    • Common: added moonlight-embedded as NVIDIA GameStream client
    • Generic: improved KMS handling & performance for Retroarch
    • Common: added mupen64plus & pcsx_rearmed for generic low-end
    • Alpha 10
    • Alpha 11
    • Alpha 12
    • Alpha 13

    LE 9.0 | Kodi 18 Beta builds:

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    LE 9.0 | Kodi 18 RC builds:

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    LE 9.0 | Kodi 18.0 builds:

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    LE 9.1 | Kodi 18.1 builds:

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    LE 9.1 | Kodi 18.2 builds:

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    LE 9.80 | Kodi 18.3 builds:

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    LE 9.80 | Kodi 18.4 builds:

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  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    Features of LibreELEC 9.x RR 1

    Addons & tools included in generic x86-64

    Minor features

    Milhouse Patches

    • Include [env] patch: kodi: remove annoying, excessively repetitive addon logging
    • Include [env] patch: rev hack for kodi
    • Include [env] patch: Add kodi binary addons (pvr, adsp, inputstream, vfs, other)
    • Include [env] patch: HACK: Disable multiple PVR addons during migration. Always enable inputstream.* and os.*

    Updated driver versions

    Updated daemons & components

    Sysutils

    Emulator Frontends

    Emulators included in all builds

    Emulators included in generic x86-64 builds

    Emulators included in Amlogic S905 | Khadas Vim | Odroid C2 builds

    Emulators included in RPi2 & RPi3 builds

    1 might be outdated since I update the versions here just once in a while so expect newer versions

    2 Alternative emulator for low-end generic systems and/or default for ARM systems.

    3 It can be very laggy and buggy on ARM based systems, but some games work.

  • LibreELEC-RR 9.x [ Emulationstation | Retroarch | Pegasus | DolphinQT | Moonlight | Chrome | Spotify ]

    I. Introduction

    This fork comes with all stock LibreELEC 9.x features but also with 3 different emulation frontends which were integrated into the Kodi Estuary theme. They allow you to run several libretro & standalone emulation cores to play basically all games of the common home consoles, arcade & home computer systems of the last decades.

    There are several Linux distributions available like Lakka, Retropie, Recalbox or else but all of them are focused on either a single emulation frontend, come with a full featured (somewhat bloated) Linux system or lack standalone emulators for Generic systems.

    I really enjoyed Escalades LE 8.0 Remix which was an attempt to melt all good stuff into a single system but if you look into detail the 8.2.x base is pretty outdated. I've felt it's time to rebase the Remix build. The LE team overhauled the build system and there are pretty usefull features like git handler scripts that make it easier to build stuff without downloading the source everytime. I also wanted to take advantage of new Kodi 18 features and finally beeing able to watch my Amazon Prime VOD without using Chrome.

    I know there is ongoing work to integrate RetroPlayer but IMHO this Kodi feature will never be able to compete with standanlone emulation frontends like Emulationstation, Retroarch or Pegasus-Frontend. Also since the develeopers dropped DolphinWX support I had to find a solution for this problem. So here we are, I rebased, updated and adjusted the packages for LibreELEC 9.x, added Qt 5.x support for Dolphin, Citra etc. and fixed some non working stuff. Also you will find several tweaks and added cores to cover systems like the Atari ST, you'll be able to use the Vulkan API if your system supports it and you will enjoy nice additions like video previews and the ability to use themes for all frontends.

    II. Currently supported & unsupported devices

    Supported:

    • Generic AMD & Intel systems with IGP and/or discrete AMD or Nvidia GPU
    • Generic AML S905 devices
    • Khadas Vim (Amlogic S905X)
    • Odroid C2 (Amlogic S905)
    • Raspberry Pi 2B, 3B, 3B+

    Unsupported:

    • Amlogic S912
    • Rockchip based devices -> need a testing device first

    III. Important Notes

    • Read the FAQ ⇩
    • You'll need a system partition size of >512MB - you need to clean install my LibreELEC 9.x RR image!
    • Updating from any other LE8.x or LE9.x official or community build is not supported!
    • You can always downgrade to vanilla LibreELEC 9.x or try one of Milhouses builds if you run into basic, non-emulation related, problems.
    • This fork is focused on Emulationstation & Retroarch, not Retroplayer, Kodi-Game add-ons, Kodi-Game frontends nor any other stuff that is created for Kodi. You can still download and install them but they are not supported by me.
    • You can use Retroarchs online updater for assets like overlays, databases or controller configs etc. You can still download cores but don't expect them to run since the lakka buildbot/buildsystem is pretty dated.
    • All included emulators are tested on generic Intel i3-6100 & J3455, Raspberry Pi 3B & Khadas VIM(S905X) systems with at least one game and run fine. So read the FAQ ⇩

    IV. Bug reports / How to ask for support:

    If your problem exists on regular LibreELEC then create a new thread. That means you should compare with regular LE9.x if possible. Please include a debug log with all bug reports as this greatly increases your chances of anyone taking an interest in your issue.

    If you get me log files either share a complete logfile .zip or get me a specific emulation related log file. So if Retroarch crashes get me a Retroarch log file and if Amiberry crashed an Amiberry log.

    How to gather log files?

    The recommended way to do this:

    1. Reboot your system once & reproduce the problem to create some fresh logs
    2. Post the zip file from the logshare together with information about your hardware.

    If you're certain the problem is linked to a specific emulator or frontend

    1. Install WinSCP & grab the logfiles from /var/log since there are most emulation related logs.

    If Kodi crashes and you're certain it's linked to this fork:

    1. Enable debug logging: Settings > System > Logging > Enable debug logging

    2. Reboot

    3. Reproduce the issue

    4. Upload the log: Settings > LibreELEC > System > Submit Log > Upload latest Kodi log

    5. Post the URL in the forum with a description of the problem.

    In the case of Kodi crashing use the Upload latest Kodi crash log option.

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    Bug reports without a suitable log will often be ignored - no debug log, no issue - or at best will take much longer to be investigated. I'm not a prophet nor do I own a magic glass sphere which helps me to figure out what's wrong on your device.

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    V. Downloads

    You need the .img.gz file to create an usb-bootstick or a sd-card.

    DOWNLOAD LINKS: I confirm I've read the start post. I've read the FAQ. I'll post my logs if something isn't working properly, utterly wrong or screwed up my system. I don't expect any support if I haven't read the FAQ or if I ask questions that have asked several times before. I will use the search function first before I post any stuff.

    Gdrive root:

    ADDONS:

    IMAGES:

    VI. Installation & Updates

    You can install LibreELEC 9.x RR the same way as you would install vanilla LibreELEC. You download the .img.gz file which matches your device and burn it to an usb-drive or sd-card for example with the LibreELEC USB-SD Creator. Also check out the Wiki for further information Installation [LibreELEC.wiki]

    You can use the Custom Update Channel in LibreELEC settings

    • set Automatic Updates to manual
    • disable Show Update Notifications
    • enable Show Custom Channels
    • change a Custom Channel to http://5schatten.libreelec.tv/builds/
    • change the Update Channel to LibreELEC-9.1-RR (9.x = depending on minor version!)

    Now use Available Versions and choose the latest version. The name scheme is RR-YYYYMMDD-git so RR-20190201-9e3c253 means it's a build compiled on 01.02.2019 and is based on commit 9e3c253. You still have to manually check for new builds but this should be more convenient than using third party hosts and manually sideloading the updates.

    The update packages are still manually downloadable from this repo Index of /builds/ or check the Changelog or Nightly section for the latest builds.

    Update configuration screenshots

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    VII. Donations

    RkuxoMM.pngIf you like to say thanks or want to support my build feel free to do so, also I would gratefully accept hardware donations. For example the usual controller, TV-Box or generic hardware stuff would be useful for testing purposes or to iron out problems and preconfigure the emulators. ?key=4c6762065ab9d0257f02c2e2da3d7b85cd547765968650bd47d6d1d2154eb8bf-aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cucGF5cGFsLmNvbS9lbl9VUy9pL2J0bi9idG5fZG9uYXRlX1NNLmdpZg%3D%3D


    Donators -> Thx for your support guys!

    | Paul Smith | S L Palacio | Reinoud Rooimans | Sébastien David | Philippe L. | Nuno André Guerra Pinhel | Ulrich Lampe | Marciano Tambak | Alexander Rose-Dell

    VIII. Project

    GitHub - 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI

    IX. Note of thanks

    Well I highly appreciate the effort and work of the LE team, escalade, the guys behind all the libretro cores, Retroarch and emulators, the team that forked and updated Emulationstation and all that I forgot. If you like my builds feel free to drop me a line and or donate some bucks to a project you prefer to keep things going!

    X. Some impressions

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