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  • romainp
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    Hi,
    I have reinstalled from scratch (clean retropie 3.3 with wheezye), same usb devices connected, overclocked to rpi2, update to the latest components using the retropie setup script and no freeze so far…

    romainp
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    Thanks, I will and let you know about the results :)

    romainp
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    Hi,
    Yes using the standard overclocking preset in the retropie setup config. Note that the same overclocking does not freeze the box on the Wheezye version.

    Thanks

    romainp
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    Thank you so much for all the info! :)

    romainp
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    Hi,
    Just to let all users know that in fact the joystick mapping configuration tool is available using the TAB key after you launch a game in mameadv :)

    There are other options available there.

    Have fun!

    romainp
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    Hi,
    I have tested to use the experimental openmsx package but the compilation fail. So here is some steps to do this by hand:

    Download openmsx http://downloads.sourceforge.net/openmsx/openmsx-0.11.0.tar.gz (source code)
    scp the file in pi@retropie:/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build

    cd /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build
    sudo tar -xzvf /home/pi/openmsx-0.11.0.tar.gz
    cd openmsx-0.11.0

    __swapdir=/tmp
    swapfile=”$__swapdir/swap”
    memory=$(free -t -m | awk ‘/^Total:/{print $2}’)
    needed=512
    size=$((memory – needed))
    mkdir -p “$__swapdir/”
    fallocate -l ${size}M “$swapfile”
    sudo mkswap “$swapfile”
    md_inst=/opt/retropie/emulators/openmsx/

    sed -i “s|INSTALL_BASE:=/opt/openMSX|INSTALL_BASE:=$md_inst|” build/custom.mk
    sed -i “s|SYMLINK_FOR_BINARY:=true|SYMLINK_FOR_BINARY:=false|” build/custom.mk
    make
    sudo make install

    wget “http://downloads.petrockblock.com/retropiearchives/openmsxroms.zip”
    mkdir -p “$md_inst/share/systemroms/”
    sudo unzip openmsxroms.zip -d “$md_inst/share/systemroms/”

    sudo swapoff “$swapfile” 2>/dev/null
    sudo rm -f “$swapfile”

    vi /opt/retropie/configs/msx/emulators.cfg

    * Add the line: openmsx=”/opt/retropie/emulators/openmsx/bin/openmsx -cart %ROM%”
    * Modify: default=”openmsx”

    This works. Now I am a little stuck with the configuration of openmsx for using different roms and use disks. I try to use the inside shell but I still have to understand how it works…

    romainp
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    Hi,
    I use the latest retropie 3 image and bluemsx and my keyboard is not working at all…

    romainp
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    Thanks!
    I will play with this since all this retropie great project is pretty new for me :). If I found something with the advmame and the config, I will post it here

    romainp
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    Hi,
    Well in fact I have tried it first time but when I launch the game (Street fighter 2 turbo) it says that the game is not supported…that’s why I have tested the other one :)

    romainp
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    Hi,
    I have read somewhere (can’t find it..) that the final/next rc of retropie will have bluemsx. I’ll love to test it but I am not sure what I need to compile it and use it inside emulation station.. I will check that :)

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