Open bob12111 opened 7 years ago
Try this https://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/linux/armhf/latest/mgba_libretro.so.zip Run hakchi2 first to enable FTP. You need to go on SNES via FTP to: 0:/etc/libretro/core/ Replace the original one and launch someone GBA game.
Make backup of your mgba_libretro.so first!!!!
So where, exactly, would I place that file?
Unpack it and replace original one on your SNES. You must connect to SNES via FTP and go to the # 0:/etc/libretro/core/ For example I used Total Commander as ftp client I don't have mgba_libretro.so because I don't play GBA games on SNES.
Make backup of your mgba_libretro.so first!!!!
When I open the FTP client, I get an error message: "500 Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
I just install MGBA module and replaced the library with a new version. Version was 0.4.1, and after replacing - 0.6.1.
I managed to do it following this link: https://github.com/DNA64/SuperHakchi/blob/master/TRANSFER_ROMS_FTP.md I still hope to see an update with the latest version, though...
Yes, it's the same what I wrote before.
If you want, you may download "mgba.hmod" which I did. This is a module with library version 0.6.1. To install, you must delete the old module from the SNES first. Copy "mgba.hmod" to folder "user_mods" inside hakchi2 folder (if the portable version) overwise in "Documents\hakchi2\" replacing the old one.
The mod file with new version of library (click there on the big green button to download): http://my-files.ru/tzhnlr/mgba.hmod
Just wanted to drop by to say that upgrading to the current mgba hmod fixes a lot of bugs and some especially for ARM cpus. Now I can play Super Robot Taisen OG 1 and 2 - before they just crashed during fights.
So the new mgba core can be considered essential for retroarch-clover, and thus be integrated.
https://github.com/KMFDManic/NESC-SNESC-Modifications/releases
I always keep them updated.
I believe retroarch has mgba version 0.4. Is there a way we can get the most recent version on the SNES Classic (which, I think is ~0.6.2)? Or would we have to wait for the next retroarch version....?