trs-80
http://sdltrs.sourceforge.net/index.html

odyssey 2
o2em.sourceforge.net/

… also Magnavox Odyssey 2 is part of MESS along with the Atari systems requested.

One of the guides on MESS for Raspberry:

http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=23113

MESS emulated systems:

http://www.mess.org/mess/driver_status

There is also Kaypro IIx support in MESS according to various sources although it is not listed in the above link.

It’s a start.

Regards,
Jason

Afterthought:

Note that AdvanceMESS is circa 2005 while the MAMEdev.org sources are actively developed with changes ongoing. I’m not sure what led previous work down the AdvanceMESS path vs. the latest.

It’s taking a while – mess (latest version) is still compiling.

In parallel, I decided to kick off a TRS-80 compile which is a much smaller project. Following the guide (cd src/Linux ; sudo make) using sdltrs_1_1_0.tar.gz seems to be working fine.

For sdltrs:

I had to add “-lX11” to the library switches. Otherwise, everything worked fine. I’m not sure how well it works, but it does load into graphics mode from a console and F7 brought up a configuration menu.

Regards,
Jason

I would like to see Amiga CD32 emulation :)

[quote=85047]lynx is now available and vectrex went in today as an experimental module.[/quote]

How do I get the Lynx on my Pi now that it is available?

since 5200 and 7800 are both supported by stella all you need to do is copy the 2600 in the systems menu and change the instances of 26 to 52 or 78 respectively. I just tested it with the 52 and played “2 pak special dark blue wall defender &…” without any issue.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, but I got Virtual Boy emulation working (on a Raspberry Pi 2) via compiling mednafen-vb-libretro and also via mednafen-0.9 from the ‘Jessie’ Debian repository.

I actually got 3D to work with my TV with the plain mednafen version, but not from within the emulation station frontend.

I also would like 7800 emulation, so I’ll be working on that at some point if someone doesn’t get to it before me.

I’ll check it out. If I do get it working, I can post a patch on github.

It should already have support for 5200, but I haven’t got it to work for me yet.

I was able to get a 5200 to boot last night in Atari 800. Had trouble with the controls, though. I’m sure I’ll get it working. I’d like help with the documentation and getting the stock configuration streamlined.

[quote=90490]I got 7800 working using AdvanceMESS. It’s not a part of RetroPie, so I’d still like to fix prosystem libretro for inclusion in RetroPie, but it does work.[/quote]

I also got 7800 working using AdvanceMESS, but I compiled from source and launch in root from the command line. Turning off all video options (and I think I have VSync off) it runs good on RPi2 @ 1000MHz.

I would still like a Prosystem build. I have a custom PSP binary version that fixes some old bugs that got fixes in the Wii build, but not in the Win build.

Even with some great advances in new games and new hardware for the Atari 7800, some aspects of the 7800 seem to have a curse over them, being it emulators, flash carts, Dev Carts, Expansion Module hardware, customised anniversary editions, etc.

BBC Micro emulator in ES would be great. I compiled the unix version and it works very well on rpi2 except there is sound lag. The game play full speed there is also a pandora version with source.

[quote=106124]I got Colecovision working.

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Which emulator did you use?

Yeah it’s too bad closed source stuff is closed source ha ha. I’ve gotten colecovision running with bluemsx but its missing controller hooks for now so it’s basically useless and will need recoding in order for it to work. I haven’t tried lr-fba but I’m guessing that’s in the same boat.

commodore +4 / C16 would be great :-)!!!!!