(You’ll need to sudo chmod +x the file to get it to be executable) Mupen.sh is a script to install mupen dependencies. I’m looking to do exactly this, with the garage system.Īction config replaces the one in the mupen menu directory. Mupen64+ was never working on any release unfortunately, unless it was self built or pre made in a custom release. GameShell OS image files (v0.5) Firmware and Apps Reading these archives will just play the first one which is sometimes in Japanese. Keep in mind, compressed archives sometimes contain a variety of versions of the same rom, eg regional versions and updates. You can even run *.zip, *.7z, *.z64 or any other format you frequently find. Regarding file formats, I have also modified the action file of mupen to accept a wider variety of file types. The image has kindly also been shared by other users in the forum, so try those as well especially if you’re having trouble with download speeds, or regional firewalls link: … On a side note, if anyone has been having trouble downloading the image from the google drive link from the OP (I can’t change the original post, since it’s now older than 1 month), I’ve provided some alternatives. V1.0+/Clockwork OS v0.4 image - With Updated Kernel 5.3.6, Latest Lima Drivers, RA1.8.1, Mupen64+ and much more! (Current version: 191122) Firmware and Apps So I am not entirely sure what to do here and i would appreciate any help sent my way, if mupen64 can actually run on the GS at all.Ĭustom D.E.O.T. Then i proceeded to move the cores (from /home/cpi/apps/emulators) onto my harddrive and delete them from the GS in hopes it would reinstall them when trying to boot the game up but i get the loadscreen and kicked back to the main menu once more, so i move them back where i got them.

So i tried the other two file formats (n64 and v64) which it couldn’t detect, even tried to just put the zipfile in which i downloaded them with the same result. So i move Super Mario 64 in there, in that very format, scan the folder, select the rom, get the automatic setup prompt, let it do its thing, try to boot the game, i enter the gameshells loadingscreen… and get sent back to the main menu. However, much like with some other emulators in that menu, it will only detect certain file formats, which are in this case. Putting n64 roms into the corresponding folder using FileZilla works perfectly fine. On OS 0.4 within the retrogames menu where the emulators are, there is mupen64.

How to get roms for mupen64