ptitSeb
Serial Porter
For the RISC-V lover, I have created a new blog entry on Box86.org with RISC-V: https://box86.org/2023/05/box64-and-risc-v/ (and also created reddit post in r/RISCV:
Box86 - Linux Userspace x86 Emulator
ptitSeb
Serial Porter
I have published the next version of box86 & box64
ptitSeb
Serial Porter
Yes, I have seen. And it's awesome@ptitSeb i don't know if you were aware of this....but your work is mentioned here on AmpereComputing
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ElPoco
Hardcore Member
It's not hard to compile, you can do it with the beta Code Blocks PND and a few command lines.
I was able to run a linux version of Pico-8 but I haven't tried with the last one.
I was able to run a linux version of Pico-8 but I haven't tried with the last one.
kuru
Laptop und Trachtenjanker
box86/docs/COMPILE.md at master · ptitSeb/box86
Box86 - Linux Userspace x86 Emulator with a twist, targeted at ARM Linux devices - ptitSeb/box86
github.com
ElPoco
Hardcore Member
Make sure to use the beta version of the Code Blocks PND : https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/threads/ptitsebs-beta-lair.77439/
You then start the command line, move to the directory where you want to store the box86 project and type:
It'll generate the executable in the build directory.
You'll need the gl4es libGL.so.1. I think there's one in the Code Blocks PND but you can also compile it: https://github.com/ptitSeb/gl4es
You'll need some libraries as well in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH. They should be already configured in the CodeBlocks PND command line, so you should be able to start pico8 from there, but if you want to start it from a regular terminal you'll need to either copy the required libs to a directory and set it in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH env variable or to copy them inside the same directory as the pico8 executable.
You then start the command line, move to the directory where you want to store the box86 project and type:
Bash:
git clone https://github.com/ptitSeb/box86
cd box86
mkdir build; cd build; cmake .. -DPANDORA=1 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo; makeYou'll need the gl4es libGL.so.1. I think there's one in the Code Blocks PND but you can also compile it: https://github.com/ptitSeb/gl4es
You'll need some libraries as well in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH. They should be already configured in the CodeBlocks PND command line, so you should be able to start pico8 from there, but if you want to start it from a regular terminal you'll need to either copy the required libs to a directory and set it in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH env variable or to copy them inside the same directory as the pico8 executable.
ElPoco
Hardcore Member
http://ptitseb.openpandora.org/codeblocks.pnd seems to work for me.
ElPoco
Hardcore Member
Yes you'll need the (x86) libs required by pico8 in a path set in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable or in the same directory as the pico8 executable.
Some libs can be found in the Codeblocks pnd (I don't remember where exactly), others you'll have to get from some linux distribution.
Some libs can be found in the Codeblocks pnd (I don't remember where exactly), others you'll have to get from some linux distribution.
pimaster
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Not sure if you still like hearing about box86/64 being used out in the wild.
Linus Tech Tips on the MilkV Pioneer
I was surprised to hear them point out that box64 wasn't going to run steam then ignore box86. Was tempted to point it out but I haven't played around in that space.
Also the first time I noticed the second t in your name >.<
Linus Tech Tips on the MilkV Pioneer
I was surprised to hear them point out that box64 wasn't going to run steam then ignore box86. Was tempted to point it out but I haven't played around in that space.
Also the first time I noticed the second t in your name >.<
ptitSeb
Serial Porter
Oh yes, of course I do
!Yeah, I have seen that video. Box86 is not available on RiSC-V, because it's a 32bits only app, and thoses board are 64bits only (there might be 32bits core but it's not for user space). Steam for now is still complicated to get running on 64bits only system. The current beest solution is using Wine and the Experimental Wow64 stuffs, that allows 32bits programs to run with 64bits only OS. Box64 is compatible with that, but steam is still unstable on that on ARM64 platform, and is not currently running on RiSC-V (we are working on that).
You can notice Euro Truck Simulator 2 running at the end of the video, and that's certainly the Linux build running with Box64, so stuffs are running!
Yeah, my nickname is often misspelled, I should have think of something simpler... But it's too late now. I often see "pitSeb" as pit seb, but it's ptitSeb (it's a french nickname).
atari_afternoon
Very Active Member
I always think of "le petit Spirou"
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ptitSeb
Serial Porter
Yep!
