Open Kyuchumimo opened 3 years ago
Hi there, i think the current build is optimized for rpi 3. If you want i can compile it for rpi2 and give you the binaries to try out. (Ps you're using the binaries from mainstream TIC-80 right?)
I am using the build that is in TIC-80's Github. it's called tic80-baremetal:
@Kyuchumimo i've built binaries for RPi2, you can download kernel7.img here. Just place it on the sd card, delete your kernel8* and it should run. Let me know if it worked so i can update the builds
Wow thank you. It already worked, just some games run slow, even the simplest
yeah unfortunately the RPi2 is barely able to play simplest game. RPi3 is probably the entry level, it can run a lot of games.
Sorry to necro this old thread -- but I'm wondering if you still have any working pi3 or pi4 binary or disk images you'd be willing to share. The official TIC-80 repo release builds no longer boot. I tried a fresh pi3 make and that hangs at rainbow as well.
This is a great project -- thank you for all your hard work. I just want to play with it! haha.
@hexive For Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/releases/download/v1.0.2164/tic80-v1.0-rpi-baremetal.zip For Raspberry Pi 4: https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/releases/download/v1.0.2164/tic80-v1.0-rpi4-baremetal.zip
I'm using a Raspberry Pi 2B and the output is composite video. Fresh 8GB Kingston Micro SD card