@guido23 https://t.co/TACZeV3UDP
You're free to install the image from our site and get support. Sorry but we can't support a 3rd party image we didn't put together. No idea how it's set up. Plus the image you are using is distributed with ROMs.
@ipyakuzax The md5sum is for the hosted gzipped images. The md5sum you mention is for the unpacked image. So you must have unpacked it or your browser / download tool did.
Full-speed high-fidelity BBC Micro emulation on a (slightly) overclocked Raspberry Pi Pico, courtesy of @kilograham5
Check out https://t.co/2MOei9NZJv for more great BBC Micro goodies
@DavidBraben@nickpelling@EbenUpton
Introducing our first microcontroller-class product: Raspberry Pi Pico. Priced at just $4 and built on RP2040, a new chip developed here at Raspberry Pi, Pico is for experienced users and beginners alike, and it's on the cover of @HackSpaceMag today! https://t.co/S2ZQ3X2NLa
Really enjoyed this video from Jay. Especially his use of the hidden folder for data. Takes a bit of extra work to make per game configs, but it's a great example of customisation on RetroPie.
Today I uploaded a fun video, I decided to turn my Pi 400 into a classic DOS gaming PC with #RetroPie. Although not all the games I wanted to run arrived in time, it was a very fun project. https://t.co/v3td36poSr @RetroPieProject
@KrzysztofKash Sorry, previous reply was a bit short on detail but check this topic out https://t.co/GEXof9FxMQ - it includes instructions for building if you want to try it in the meantime. It will be added soon I should think though.
@SireniaDaptari There are some performance issues with some dos games/software. There may be some workarounds depending on what you're trying to run. Eg - using different emulator, but some software will have issues on the standalone dosbox due to the way it forces vsync in the sdl driver.