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Hi,
I’m somewhat new to the world of Raspberry Pi, but I’ve made much progress with my retropie setup.
I was a big fan of the TRS80 (COCO) back in the day, so I was delighted to find XRoar in the emulator list.
So I wanted to ask if anyone was able to get any games running on this emulator.
I followed the wiki on the XRoar site (http://www.6809.org.uk/xroar/doc/xroar.shtml) , but had no success.
My main problem is that the command Ctrl + shift + L does not work to load a cartridge. In fact none of the hotkeys work except Ctrl + q (quit)
I do have the bios and the emulator loads into basic, but that is it.
Any success out there?
Tips or tricks ?
My setup:
Pi 1 B+ on a CRT TV (640 x 480), latest RetroPie (3.2.1)
thanks
If you are using cart images, try this command line in the emulators.cfg under/opt/retropie/configs/coco
xroar-coco=”/opt/retropie/emulators/xroar/bin/xroar -vo sdlyuv -tv-type ntsc -cart-autorun -cart %ROM%”
default=”xroar-coco”
I couldn’t get color out of the default xroar install, so I had to install it from the authors homepage.
see here.
Later,
dabone
Thank you for the suggestion.
I changed the config line and tried to load a cartridge from the retropie menu.
Only a blank green screen is visible. I waited for a little, but the screen didn’t change.
I had to ctrl+c to end xroar.
Do I need to have some SDL_overlay installed?
thanks
Grab a copy of xroar from the authors homepage and try it from the command line.
Exit emulationstation and try running it directly.
I get a blank green screen, but can hear the audio when I run it without the -vo sdlyuv command, sdl opengl doesn’t work.
Later,
dabone
I just got the latest from the author and I’m at the same point as you are now; blank green screen with audio.