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The docker image does contain a whole Debian Buster (on diet but still). The very point of this is to be usable anywhere where docker is installable. It can even be used under windows if you feel like it (but if you do and have issues with docker on windows I wont be of any help :p ) Edit: My...

Updated today once again since Wally told mee I forgot some configuration for performance (build script updated). Anyone with a proto care to test that lastest build with any of the games, here : https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/packages/dosbox

It's not hardwired. The current behavior is coded here : https://dev.pyra-handheld.com/packages/funkeymonkey-pyrainput/blob/master/pyrainput.cpp#L217 That comment mean that the mapping could be configured in /etc/pyrainput.cfg with a little more code...

Games, by definition, are CPU greedy, since they try to reach the highest fps. Beside cGroups, there's many options : The best one still is : cap the fps at 60 with vsync. Then reducing the cpu frequency sound like a good plan too (at least turn the gouvernor to conservative). cGroups cpu-share...

Since this is a debian, it has to, otherwise, systemd is very unhappy

this can be configured right now : https://dev.pyra-handheld.com/packages/funkeymonkey-pyrainput I just chosed the opposite default :D

Updated the repo with a build made today for current rootfs

pyra-builder is a cross-compilation toolchain in a docker image. Actually, it is pretty much my pyra-debian-cross in a container image. I'm providing 3 distincts images (I may make some for ARM) slim: using debian:buster-slim as rootfs large: using the pyra rootfs as rootfs arm64: for arm64...

Updated the install script to use lastest pyra rootfs image. This now only works on a Debian Buster install (debian sid have a newer toolchain and fail to link. I could probably fix that, but meh....)

Yup, you downloaded the data dbps. theses files only contain the games data and the launcher to use that data. you'll need the engine The dbp system have a dependency management system. When packaging ketm, I wanted to use this feature so I could built it into tthe repo. By default, the repo...

The dbp system is a large improvement over the pnd system. yet everything that was cool with the pnd system is still there. All you need to do is download the dbp you want and put it in /dragonbox/packages/ of a sdcard. (just like the pnd system) I made a guide to install and use the dbp-get.sh...

While I've never did that with ext4, i've mounted ext3 fs as ext2 many times and that always worked.

Would it be possible that your next video show you downloading and installing a dbp from the repo and start it ?

ext4 is ext2 with a "few" features added. Nothing stop anyone to mount an ext4 filesystem as ext2 : that would be compatible. (even if the next mount of that FS as ext4 might be funky). And with that 256MB size, these additionnals features make only few sense. That's not realy an issue per see.

Sure. It's a Debian after all

I dont know why ED recommand a reflash, there's, maybe, a reason that couldnt in a deb package. But there's an official debian repository for pyra (https://packages.pyra-handheld.com/debian/) and I'm pretty sure ED is aware of it (since he configured the webserver for it :D) And then there's an...

Nice to see pyra finally in some (power) users hands. Maybe my repo will finally receive some use ;)

sure

"Lennart Poettering" is all I had to add here ;)

There have never been any issues like this with the pandora, and never will with the pyra either. My 1rst pandora battery has swollen. but it became too fat to be able to sustain contact with the charger thuss not able to gather more energy. And so no fire. The pyra have the exact same design...