If you want to be sued to oblivion. After the N64 source code leak, emulator project teams outright said they will not use the code to support N64 emulators.
Welcome! I just pre-ordered my Pyra back in March of this year.
I think Linux can be described in this way, "everything is a config file". You can do pretty much anything with the terminal and text editor.
OK, so it sounds like I should be able to download the most recent Pyra image and run it under QEMU. I'll have to give this a try and see what I can do.
I'm sure there are technical reasons why this isn't worthwhile but would it be possible to emulate the Pyra on an x86 system to play around with the environment? I have a fairly powerful PC at my disposal.
I should have specified, it could appear to be unfair towards people that paid full price for a 4gb model. I honestly have no issue with 2gb buyers getting a free upgrade while we pay more for the same device. More happy Pyra users!
It's probably less problematic to give the 2gb buyers a free upgrade than asking them for more money. I can see how it's unfair but it seems like the better move.
Now I'm looking forward to the Pyra more than ever. I have decided to sell all of my computers including my gaming desktop, gaming laptop, and my two iMacs leaving me just with my humble webserver and corporate issued laptop. My future setup at home is going to look like this...
System76 Oryx...
To be more specific, I just need GPSd to be functional. I'm not sure how the GPS on the Pyra works, it may be a little different from a conventional serial device since it's part of the 4g modem.
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