All my GBA roms are slow ? ..

[Mikachu]

I've sent you a message about the BIOS as most forums don't like ROM or BIOS to be linked. I just placed it in the BIOS folder through the Ambrian Desktop (Without a subfolder). I think the current OS link includes the Bugfix (I could be wrong though). I'm having the same problem with updating retrOrangePi through the menus. I think it is because it updates to a version that's not compatible with the hardware.

Thank you very much for the BIOS!  

I test to update, I restart because the updates run in a loop and never end.

Personally I also test on Pokémon and Warioware (cool games that I wanted so it's my priorities).
I don't feel I get better results with GPSP but Mgba goes from 75% to 85% in terms of fluidity.

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Stupid question:

The roms work great on pc and are fluid.

Are pc and retrostone emulators the same?

Or is the problem simply the power? (Pokémon fangames are really slow for example)

[alexkidd]

important reading: http://retrorangepi.download/forum/showt...p?tid=3316

Retrostone2 is based on underpowered A20 CPU

[Mikachu]

To summarize :

GBA emulator on retrostone 2 :

- Make cores updates etc
- Install an additional bios

Pray that this will work since the console is less powerful.
Wait and see if the next updates help a little or not.

[Mikachu]

Small question : apart from the updates of the installed systems, which packages do you advise me to install (core, main, optional etc ) ?

[alexkidd]

to be honest, updates usually break stuff and dont improve anything