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Development Dolphin emulator for Pi plataform - Nyckojames - 11-04-2016
It would be possible utilisar Dolphin in plataforma operacional of raspberry pi model 3 b?Following as configurações of '' machine '':
-Processor 64-bit Quad-core ARM Cortex A53 with 1.2 GHz clock
-1GB Of ram 900MHz
-VideoCore IV 3D Graphics core 400MHz ( video card or graphics card)
Sorry for my poor vocabulary, my native language is Brazilian Portuguese and am utilisando an online translator to do the translation is posting.
RE: Development Dolphin emulator for Pi plataform - Helios - 11-04-2016
It's not possible until the Raspberry Pi foundation ships a Pi with a 64 bit kernel and a GPU that either meets the minimum OpenGL or GLES specifications dolphin requires.
The Pi 3 does neither.
There are other ARM boards that do though. The Pi is not meant for things like that. The Pi was designed as a cheap system to teach kids how to program. Not a cheap system that can do everything.
If you want a more capable ARM linux system, look into hardkernel's boards.
RE: Development Dolphin emulator for Pi plataform - Nyckojames - 11-04-2016
And what board hardkernel would be more feasible to use the dolphin emulator?
RE: Development Dolphin emulator for Pi plataform - Helios - 11-04-2016
Oh wait. I'm not sure any of hardkernel's boards would work.
The C2 is 64 bit, but it's Mali GPU is old and only supports GLES 2.0.
You're better off just trying to build a cheap x86_64 system if you want a development system for Dolphin.
RE: Development Dolphin emulator for Pi plataform - degasus - 11-05-2016
This one will work:
https://developer.qualcomm.com/hardware/dragonboard-410c
But don't expect it to run *any* game fullspeed.