@raulking868

Nintendo DS Emulation didn't work on Raspberry Pi, only on PC !

https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/emulators/handhelds/nintendo-ds/libretro-desmume

https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/emulators/handhelds/nintendo-ds/libretro-melonds

Ok, do as you like, but realy, who keeps a Backup of his System inside his System ?

@seubzero said in Save your Recalbox:

@alvin
Hello, thank you for your answer, I am not unplugging the other disk out of laziness and because I would not reconnect it also out of laziness.

The idea of ​​the clone is to keep an image of the original disk and to be able to use it when the first one fails without having to reinstall everything.

I don't use the other drive as a storage location because if that too fails, I'll lose everything.

And if it fails now you lose everything too.

@priyachaudhary

@jackyjoy123 said in Recalbox Rasberry pi 3 and Analog joystick ?.:

Hello,

Anyone know of a good tutorial to add Analog joysticks and small 16 mm and 12 mm buttons pretty much like a StreetFighter ll cabinet. I would also like to add a 5 inch hdmi powered screen for it as well. I've searched and it either requires Arduino or some odd set up and needs a breadboard. I'm looking for a cleaner soloution and more plug and play.

thanks
jackyjoy

thanks my issue has been fixed.

@jackyjoy123 Possible ? Yes. But from a realistic point of view, you would need to write a program/library able to read that hiscore data and turn it into something usable by the frontend, at the moment that hiscore data is only understandable by the game or maybe by all games from the same machine (the emulator don't understand that data, it only knows how to send it raw to the game/machine), meaning you would need to retro-engineer hundreds, thousands or maybe dozens of thousands of arcade games/machines to understand how they turn that raw data into what you see on screen. And the raw data would also probably be slightly different from an emulator to another. If you got a few years to spend working full time on this, then yes for sure it sounds feasible.

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Have you posted your reply on the wrong thread?