Extract the downloaded file into the root of your SD card.So hopefully this page will no longer be needed soon.
As I'm not much good at Wii coding (all I'm really doing is patching stuff in), Eluan will be able to help big time. From there we can properly code in new features. I'm hoping that there is not a fundamental incompatibility with RetroPie and yquake2.Eluan has begun work on merging version 0.08 into the main branch of QuakeGX. Reverting to gl_mode 4 (640x480) and windowed mode. SDL SetVideoMode failed: OpenGL not available Refresh: Yamagi Quake II OpenGL Refresher LoadLibrary("/opt/retropie/ports/quake2//ref_gl.so") Ended up with this:Īdded packfile '/opt/retropie/ports/quake2//baseq2/pak0.pak' (1106 files). "sudo /opt/retropie/ports/quake2/quake2 +set basedir /opt/retropie/ports/quake2/" I checked the git page and ended up with this: When setting up a script to run it like other RetroPie ports, I found that it couldn't find the base directory for the files. I ended up putting the files in /opt/retropie/ports/quake2/ Sudo apt-get install apt-get install build-essential libgl1-mesa-dev libsdl2-dev libogg-dev libvorbis-dev libopenal-dev zlib1g-devĪfter that compiling was fine. spidey57 seems to be pretty knowledgeable in such things, so thought I would beg his advice further. I'm trying to get more information on how to get it to work for RetroPie users. RetroPie is not compatible with the GL Driver turned on. Just take the SD card from the Raspberry Pi 3 put into the Pi Zero-W and boot up.įor those googling for running Quake 2 - This will not work on RetroPie using these instructions. Quake2 will also run on the Raspberry Pi Zero-W. NB Just google q2-314-demo-x86 and extract pak0.pakĪctivate experimental GL driver & 64 mb gpu memory $(error arch $(ARCH) is currently not supported) # (You'll need some #ifdef for your unsupported plattform!) # Refuse all other platforms as a firewall against PEBKAC Sudo apt-get install build-essential libgl1-mesa-dev libsdl2-dev libogg-dev libvorbis-dev libopenal-dev zlib1g-dev
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