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Correct method to install Retroarch and all cores


DevelopmentBoredFan

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Hi all,

 

I have a nanopi m4 with following installation - Armbian_22.05.4_Nanopim4v2_jammy_current_5.15.48_xfce_desktop.

 

I am looking for someone who has retroarch installed on armbian and fully working, and what the key steps are.

 

Im asking because:

 

1) I tried installing by command line, which installs retroarch to a location with no cores. An issue with rk3399 cores is that there are none to download and must be built seperately (Is there a way to update a file so that cores can be downloaded through the application?)

 

2) In an attempt to build retroarch + cores, i downloaded and built libretro, which took probably 12+ hours. This resulted in a seperate installation, with cores not in the correct directory, and many cores uninstallable eg mame2010, ppsspp.

 

I hope someone can assist - I want to find a use for my nanopi m4 but having difficulty with retro games - Rcade is buggy, lakka does not work well, batocera does not work well, TwisterOS does not boot after selecting correct .dtb etc.

I have built linux and android on many boards but this one is troublesome.

 

Thanks for reading

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