Currently the PS STORE doesn’t seem to be working so do not buy anything from it as of right know and try to wait.

If you have already have “bought” something and are experiencing the following issues then do as follows:

“Error” when purchasing content and charged one/multiple time(s)

Contact Sony through live chat, Twitter or phone number and expect delays.

Library of game deleted when purchasing multiple items.

Restore license if this doesn’t work contact Sony through live chat.

Cannot purchase games due to some error or problem.

Contact sony or wait.

This is happening to multiple people and you are not the only one.

NOTE: SONYS chat maybe closed just wait it out.

Who the heck am I?

I am an embedded Linux engineer who likes to try new things! I have been working with the Buildroot team for years now and have ported some pretty crazy packages over the years.

What is Buildroot:

https://buildroot.org/

Buildroot is a simple, efficient, and easy-to-use tool to generate embedded Linux systems through cross-compilation. It supports a multitude of architectures, boards, and systems, including, of course, x86.

Why this project:

I have a good friend in Italy who has a young son. They generally do not play games, but with the current COVID19 situation, he decided to retrofit an older PC from 10 years ago to be a retro console emulator. I know there are other projects out there that support RetroArch, but as a Buildroot developer, I decided to have some fun and integrate the package into Buildroot itself.

Why Buildroot?

It can be quite small and fast! The current build starts Around 5 seconds! (First boot takes about 10.) With some services cut out, I could probably get the boot to less than 2 seconds on an embedded device such as a Raspberry Pi, Wandboard, or Beaglebone.

What's currently supported?

• This version is an initial build that works with X86.
• Initial support for updating

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File system layout:

• Four partitions:
• Boot
• Root-A
• Root-B
• Data

Everything for RetroArch goes in /data/retroarch/.

The reason for this is because this build supports "ping-pong" style updates. IE: Updates completely replace the Root filing system that isn't in use, and then the system reboots to the new Root once the update finishes.

If files that were modified were stored anywhere but /data/, then updates would destroy those changes.

I will continue to work on the system in my spare time, but right now the default is set for KMS.

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Where can I find the code?

https://github.com/aduskett/retroarch-buildroot

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Thanks for checking it out!

This was one of the first portable gaming systems. Made by Atari in 1989 it's called the Lynx. I wasted many an hour on this device. I found it in my garage while cleaning. The batteries leaked 🙁 I hope I can fix it!

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