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# RetroDECK Debug Mode
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It's possible to enter a debug mode via the flatpak shell.
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```
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flatpak run --command=bash net.retrodeck.retrodeck
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```
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NOTE: on wayland in some cases it's needed to enter with the command above otherwise some emulators will not run:
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```
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flatpak run --command=sh --nosocket=fallback-x11 --socket=x11 net.retrodeck.retrodeck
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```
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### Launch ES-DE in Debug Mode:
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2024-03-06 19:19:05 +00:00
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`es-de --debug --home /var/config/`
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2024-03-06 19:11:08 +00:00
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### List runnable components in Debug Mode
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You cam list all the available components via the command:
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```
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ls /app/bin
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```
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### How to run a component?
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Just type the compoants name directly into the flatpak shell CLI.
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Example:
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- `retrodeck` launches full RetroDECK.
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You can also launch specific components by running them, example:
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- `retroarch` launches RetroArch.
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This is useful when for example a game is not starting and you want the output printed in the terminal.
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### Run a component with a specific game or content
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The easiest way is to run the `retrodeck` command. Launch RetroDECK and go into the ES-DE interface and try to launch the game from there.
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In the terminal ES-DE will spit out the total runnable path to that game or content.
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