- #STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST INSTALL#
- #STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST MOD#
- #STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST UPDATE#
"/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh" 0 _PORT_ "sorr" ""Īnd I've altered 'emulators.cfg' as you described: sorr = "XINIT:pushd /opt/retropie/ports/sorr. These are the contents of the shell script(s): #!/bin/bash When I run 'Streets of Rage Remake.sh' it just kicks me back to ES, without generating any useful logging. Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.Ġ upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 47 not $ The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: Xserver-xorg-input-all is already the newest version (1:7.7+19+b8). Xorg is already the newest version (1:7.7+19+b8). Xinit is already the newest version (1.4.0-1).
#STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST INSTALL#
I've installed all dependencies: $ sudo apt-get install -y xinit xorg xserver-xorg-input-all The CPU Friend option is currently locked as I lost my previous save where I unlocked it from the shop, but I should actually be able to utilize the feature now, after I go back through and beat the game again.I've tried your solution, but unfortunately it isn't working for me.
#STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST MOD#
Not sure why that was, but this mod apparently had some bonus benefits for me besides just the widescreen (although I seem to be experiencing slightly more frame dipping in spots when the screen gets particularly cluttered, and I'm still experiencing the same minor glitches with the music not looping and enemy punches seemingly missing a sound effect). Although now the CPU Friend option is actually displaying on the main menu - as well as 2P option - whereas both were completely omitted from the menu before. However, it did not recover my previous save. So, I installed ReVita via AutoPluginII and the attached SoRR data folder as directed, and it did work. I ended up installing Ensō as well, so hopefully I never need to dink with this firmware business ever again going forward. All my PS1 & PSP games are still deleted for some reason, but I can recover those later. The text tutorial I was following didn't inform me that I needed to use the web browser to install henkaku after the initial firmware rollback. It won't boot up any homebrew, and when I try to load up h-encore to install henkaku, my Vita just crashes.ĮDIT, EDIT, EDIT, EDIT: Okay, we have a heartbeat. But it deleted all of my PS1 & PSP games. I downloaded modoru, the original 3.60 firmware, and followed the tutorial and onscreen prompts. I will undertake this project later.ĮDIT, EDIT, EDIT: Well, something went horribly, terribly wrong with that.
#STREETS OF RAGE REMAKE MODS LIST UPDATE#
Does anyone know how I can possibly update the firmware? I'll keep looking into it.ĮDIT, EDIT: Looks like I'll have to roll my firmware back to 3.60. Apparently I'm spoofing firmware 3.73, but am actually on 3.68. I believe I'm on firmware 3.60 and simply spoofing 3.68 in order to be able to access PSN.ĮDIT: Nevermind. I hacked my Vita about 4 years ago, so my memory's hazy on specifics. Custom Warning doesn't work on 3.67/3.68
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