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#Retroarch switch cores Patch
#Retroarch switch cores Bluetooth

We have also added a small fix in cases your game controller would not reconnect after it was already succesfully paired, but it will not automatically connect after waking it up / rebooting. Then restart RetroArch, switch on pairing mode on your game controller, navigate to Settings → Bluetooth, wait for the scanning to finish and chose your game controller for pairing. To remove pairing, simply navigate to Settings → Bluetooth, wait for the scanning to finish (you do not need to put your game controller in pairing mode yet) and if you see your game controller, scroll to it and then press the Start button on connected game controller or press the Space key on the keyboard. you paired it with different device), but as the pairing is already stored in the Lakka OS, only attempt to connect is made. This is useful in case you need to re-pair a game controller (e.g.

#Retroarch switch cores Bluetooth

Bluetooth pairingĬouple releases back a hack was added to RetroArch to remove existing pairings. To remove these files, please remove them via SCP / SFTP from the /storage/system folder (do not remove them via SAMBA share System, as this share shows already the path used by RetroArch you can use the share to add new files). If you have already added some system files to your Lakka, they will still have priority over files in the image.

scummvm: themes and DAT files for various game engines.

mame2003-plus: artwork, high score / cheat / history files.

#Retroarch switch cores Patch

cannonball: tile patch and tile map files, you have to add your ROM files if you want to use the core from the standalone launcher.

Files required by following cores are included in the Lakka image: It is still possible to add own files as before, but as some of these files have to match the version of the libretro core, this feature is not available in Lakka in order to avoid incompatibility between core and the files in system folder (espcially in case of PPSSPP). System files downloader was removed from Lakka, as Lakka already ships files in the system folder required by various cores.

System files for standalone cores added (no need to add them manually, but we disabled the system files downloader in Lakka - see below).

RPi.GPIO Python library added to all Raspberry Pi images (support for custom scripts for various cases).

Added Support for USB Wi-Fi dongles ASUS BT500 and TP-Link UB500.

Nvidia support fixed (driver is now compiled as module).

Mainline kernel updated to 5.10.109 (PC, Amlogic, Allwinner, NXP).

duckstation core (Sony Playstation) removed.

Cores updated to their most recent versions.

Here are changes since the release of Lakka 4.0:

We thank all testers in the community who give us valuable feedback on the nightly development builds.

Before we release final 4.1 version, we want to give it a good test drive by a broader audience. This release candidate is considered to be stable. We are proud to announce a release canditate for the upcoming release of Lakka 4.1.