@Grosen said in Recalbox 9.2:
Specific instructions for flashing GPI Case 2 with Patreon builds (might need to wait for official 9.2 release): https://retropie.org.uk/download/geometry dash world
But what does the link to Retropie have to do with Recalbox 9.2?!?
Francesco ho una serie di problemi pure io con lo stesso hardware, questo forum è completamente inutile, non trovo risposte a nessuna delle mie domande...bah
@barleyguy ok so maybe It's necessary to wait in the future...Thank you very much for your check
@barleyguy Hi, I did several tests, I also reinstalled recalbox from 0 on the MicroSD and these are my findings on Recalbox 9.1 on Retroflag GPI Case 2W with Raspberry 0 2W with copper heatsink:
As for the Dreamcast, I tried to monitor the CPU temperature and it doesn't exceed 65 degrees when it freezes, the throttling happens around 80 so I don't think it's a temperature problem, so it seems that when you overload Recalbox with so many roms it no longer works good, but that's just my hypothesis. I'm trying with the Reicast emulator but there too, it seems to start better but then there is no mapping of the keys on the guides and I don't know how to adjust any settings to improve performances
@barleyguy said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
I'll try to test this when I get a chance. I have a GPI Case 2W with a Zero 2W installed in it. I don't remember which software I'm running on it though. To accurately test I should install the latest Recalbox. It will be at least a week before I can do that, but if I get a chance I will post again with my results.
I Installed retropie from scratch on anothet SD card ( a slow card ), and with the same version of Flycast here runs very well and smooth, with a little overclock. So there's something in Recalbox wrong, I'm trying to compare the settings but they are identical, so very strange behavior in Recalbox
@barleyguy said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
I'll try to test this when I get a chance. I have a GPI Case 2W with a Zero 2W installed in it. I don't remember which software I'm running on it though. To accurately test I should install the latest Recalbox. It will be at least a week before I can do that, but if I get a chance I will post again with my results.
Thank you very much, I appreciate
@vithouse82 said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
@barleyguy said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
@vithouse82 Are you overclocking? Flycast might be too heavy for an overclocked Zero 2W. I recommend going back to stock clock speeds to see if it fixes the problem. You might also try putting a small heatsink on the processor (it will have to be small enough to fit in the cartridge).
In short, the most likely problem is heat. Since the GPI Case has no active cooling, there's a limit to how far you can push it. The Raspberry Pi will throttle automatically when it gets to maximum temperature, but inside the cartridge you could still get heat buildup.
Yes It was overclocked, now I removed the overclocking lines and added a small copper heatsink but the behavior is the same...Very frustrating see that PSX works excellent, I think there can be some kind of option for this emulator to permit It to work, I also setted a lower resolution but nothing...
the video...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAUC_5Pbw9w
@barleyguy said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
@vithouse82 Are you overclocking? Flycast might be too heavy for an overclocked Zero 2W. I recommend going back to stock clock speeds to see if it fixes the problem. You might also try putting a small heatsink on the processor (it will have to be small enough to fit in the cartridge).
In short, the most likely problem is heat. Since the GPI Case has no active cooling, there's a limit to how far you can push it. The Raspberry Pi will throttle automatically when it gets to maximum temperature, but inside the cartridge you could still get heat buildup.
I've found a video where DC runs very very well respect mine Pi0 2W, also this video is about 2 years ago so the core I think is not the latest, very strange behaviors on my pi...
@barleyguy said in Compatibility issues with Libretro Flycast:
@vithouse82 Are you overclocking? Flycast might be too heavy for an overclocked Zero 2W. I recommend going back to stock clock speeds to see if it fixes the problem. You might also try putting a small heatsink on the processor (it will have to be small enough to fit in the cartridge).
In short, the most likely problem is heat. Since the GPI Case has no active cooling, there's a limit to how far you can push it. The Raspberry Pi will throttle automatically when it gets to maximum temperature, but inside the cartridge you could still get heat buildup.
Yes It was overclocked, now I removed the overclocking lines and added a small copper heatsink but the behavior is the same...Very frustrating see that PSX works excellent, I think there can be some kind of option for this emulator to permit It to work, I also setted a lower resolution but nothing...
Hi everyone, I bought a GPI Case 2W where I inserted a Raspberry pi0 2w and installed the latest version (9.1) of recalbox suitable for this case. All emulators are fine, I can even run PS1 games very well, the problem I notice is that with the Libretro Flycast emulator (which on paper should work https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/hardware-compatibility/ emulators-compatibility ), the games start well, I get to the menus, I start them but after a few seconds everything freezes and I have to forcefully turn off the raspberry. I would add that I entered the BIOS correctly and they are perfectly compatible and recognized. Since I see in many videos on YT that you can run this emulator, what am I doing wrong? Can you help me do some checking? Thank you