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* Wii U: Wind Waker HD and Super Mario 3D World full speed. Mario Kart 8 very close! | * Wii U: Wind Waker HD and Super Mario 3D World full speed. Mario Kart 8 very close! | ||
* PS2: still sucks, about the same as in Windows | * PS2: still sucks, about the same as in Windows | ||
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+ | ===== Ayn Loki Zero ===== | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | Ayn Lokis are x86_64 handhelds (while Odin are ARM-based). An Ayn Loki is sold with Windows 11, but it also supports the regular x86_64 Batocera image and can be booted on the SDCard port. | ||
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+ | <WRAP center round important> | ||
+ | In the BIOS menu, fast boot must be disabled to be able to automatically boot Batocera. Otherwise, Batocera can only be booted from the BIOS menu itself. | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | ==== Install Batocera ==== | ||
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+ | First of all, you need to upgrade the BIOS with the update [[https:// | ||
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+ | Once you have upgraded the BIOS, depending on your previous version, you might have a few options to change. To enter the BIOS setting, plus a keyboard through the USB-C port and press '' | ||
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+ | Things to check at the BIOS level: | ||
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+ | - First, burn a Batocera x86_64 image (**Batocera 38** or later) and insert it in the SD Card reader of the Loki. You need to have a valid partition on the SD Card to be able to select it in the boot options. | ||
+ | - Select the PCI-Express SD-card as the first boot option (it appears only if you have Batocera or a valid OS on your SD Card), and Windows boot manager as the second one. This will keep Windows as a backup option if you remove the SDCard from the device. | ||
+ | - Fast boot: disabled. If it's enabled, you will be able to boot Batocera only once you exit the BIOS, but you won't be able to start from a cold boot. | ||
+ | - Secure boot: disabled. If enabled, you will be able to boot Windows only, not Batocera or any other Linux distribution. | ||
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+ | ==== Performance ==== | ||
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+ | The Ayn Loki Zero has the same CPU/GPU as the Anbernic Win600 described above. Expect the same level of performance. | ||
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===== Steam Deck ===== | ===== Steam Deck ===== | ||
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<WRAP center round todo> | <WRAP center round todo> | ||
This section is under construction. | This section is under construction. | ||
+ | To do: | ||
+ | * How to transfer roms using SteamOS? | ||
+ | * What is first boot like? | ||
</ | </ | ||
- | Batocera has been confirmed | + | Batocera |
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+ | Batocera can be flashed | ||
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+ | ==== Make Batocera the default boot device for the Steam Deck ==== | ||
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+ | It is possible to make Batocera the default OS to boot on the Steam Deck instead of Steam OS. This is assuming Batocera is already installed on the micro SD card. | ||
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+ | - Turn on the Steam Deck holding the '' | ||
+ | - Use the D-pad to select **Setup Utility** and press {{: | ||
+ | - Go to the **Boot** category and select **Add Boot Options**.\\ {{: | ||
+ | - Choose " | ||
+ | - Go to the **Exit** category and select **Save and Exit** to restart | ||
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+ | ==== Performance ==== | ||
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+ | Runs up to 6th gen and easy 7th gen titles at full-speed, however | ||
===== Aya Neo ===== | ===== Aya Neo ===== | ||
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{{: | {{: | ||
- | The OneXPlayer (Intel Tiger Lake i5 or i7 11xxG7 CPU, with a 8.4" screen) is supported out-of-the-box with Batocera | + | The OneXPlayer (Intel Tiger Lake i5 or i7 11xxG7 CPU, with a 8.4" screen) is supported out-of-the-box with Batocera |
- | <WRAP center round help> | + | |
- | The AMD-powered OneXPlayers have been reported | + | The AMD-powered OneXPlayers have been reported |
- | </WRAP> | + | |
The initial screen rotation is incorrect, this can be fixed by going into **SYSTEM SETTINGS** -> **SCREEN ROTATION** and setting it to "270 DEGREES" | The initial screen rotation is incorrect, this can be fixed by going into **SYSTEM SETTINGS** -> **SCREEN ROTATION** and setting it to "270 DEGREES" | ||
- | By default, the only resolution supported is 1600x2560 (native resolution of the screen panel). Even with a beefy CPU, it's not really necessary to have such a high resolution on the OneXPlayer. You can force a 1080x1920 resolution by editing the ''/ | + | **OneXPlayer Intel i5/i7**: by default, the only resolution supported is 1600x2560 (native resolution of the screen panel). Even with a beefy CPU, it's not really necessary to have such a high resolution on the OneXPlayer. You can force a 1080x1920 resolution by editing the ''/ |
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- | # splash.screen.enabled=0 | + | |
- | | + | **OneXPlayer AMD 5800U/ |
- | **WARNING** Yes, it's 1080x1920, as the hardware screen is in portrait mode. | + | es.resolution=1200x1920.60.0 |
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+ | **WARNING** Yes, it's 1080x1920 | ||
**WARNING 2** By default the ''/ | **WARNING 2** By default the ''/ | ||
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If you use the Thunderbold output to play your games on a 4K monitor and want to keep the full 1600x2560 resolution, you still select '' | If you use the Thunderbold output to play your games on a 4K monitor and want to keep the full 1600x2560 resolution, you still select '' | ||
- | With Batocera 35 and later, you can use the orange button on the left to adjust | + | With Batocera 35 and later, you can use the orange button on the left to cycle through backlight |
Also, with Batocera 35 and later, you can use the power button to put the OneXPlayer in suspend mode. To enable this, you need to manually edit the '' | Also, with Batocera 35 and later, you can use the power button to put the OneXPlayer in suspend mode. To enable this, you need to manually edit the '' | ||
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* The Win 3 technically boots perfectly fine, but the screen rotation settings are not properly interpreted, | * The Win 3 technically boots perfectly fine, but the screen rotation settings are not properly interpreted, | ||
* The XD and XD Plus are Android-powered ARM devices, and currently not supported by Batocera. | * The XD and XD Plus are Android-powered ARM devices, and currently not supported by Batocera. | ||
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+ | ===== Lenovo Legion Go ===== | ||
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+ | The Legion Go seems to be mostly supported on Batocera 38 and later, with a couple of tweaks described in [[https:// | ||
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