I'm currently working on my own new distro (based on the original ArkOS (not dArkOS)) specifically designed for the R36H and R36S units (and focusing EXCLUSIVLY on those units, no mix/match etc for other devices). This distro is mainly designed because I MYSELF see MUCH more potential in these devices than most actually use and understand, and I just want all control in my own hands so to speak😊. Of course I will be sharing it when it's done. This will be a much more advanced distro with much more capabilities in general, lots of severely improved UI/UX elements, and lots of other upgrades. It will be using a modern LTS base (no more EOAN/Ubuntu 19.10), will still be Ubuntu based (like the original ArkOS was). And will also be much more suitable (and friendly) to both developers and tinkerers who like to mess around with programming, Linux experiments and more of the alike. More about this will be published later though.
libarchive-zip-perl ( Needed for crc32) rsync zip
On Ubuntu 16.04 or newer, these can be easily installed by doing:
sudo apt update -y && sudo apt-get install -y libarchive-zip-perl rsync zipOn Redhat 6 or newer, these can be easily installed by doing:
sudo yum install perl-Archive-Zip rsync zipPlease make sure to strip & test the cores before submitting a PR.
Copy the core to aarch64 or arm7hf and chdir to that directory. Then run:
cd retroarch-cores
git fetch https://github.com/christianhaitian/retroarch-cores.git && git merge https://github.com/christianhaitian/retroarch-cores.git/master
../addcore (corename)_libretro.so (ex. nestopia_libretro.so)
git add . && git commit -m "commit message" && git pushCommit and make PR.