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@ -12,16 +12,22 @@ NOTE: on wayland in some cases it's needed to enter with the command above other
flatpak run --command=sh --nosocket=fallback-x11 --socket=x11 net.retrodeck.retrodeck flatpak run --command=sh --nosocket=fallback-x11 --socket=x11 net.retrodeck.retrodeck
``` ```
This is can be used as a RetroDECK Debug Mode. This is can be used as a `RetroDECK Debug Mode`.
### Launch ES-DE in Debug Mode: ## Launch ES-DE in Debug Mode:
From the RetroDECK Debug Mode use the following command to open ES-DE in Debug Mode.
`es-de --debug --home /var/config/` `es-de --debug --home /var/config/`
### List runnable components in Debug Mode ## List runnable components in Debug Mode
You cam list all the available components via the command: RetroDECK consists of a variety of features all called components.
These consists of emulators, game engines, other software or functions.
You can list all the available components via the command:
``` ```
ls /app/bin ls /app/bin
@ -41,7 +47,7 @@ You can also launch specific components by running them, example:
This is useful when for example a game is not starting and you want the output printed in the terminal. This is useful when for example a game is not starting and you want the output printed in the terminal.
### Run a component with a specific game or content for debugging ## Run a component with a specific game or content for debugging
The easiest way is to run the `es-de --debug --home /var/config/` The easiest way is to run the `es-de --debug --home /var/config/`
@ -49,7 +55,7 @@ Then start or try to start the game or content you want to debug.
ES-DE will spit out two important values. ES-DE will spit out two important values.
#### Raw emulator launch command ### Raw emulator launch command
This tell you the dynamic pathing to the core file + rom file. This tell you the dynamic pathing to the core file + rom file.
@ -59,7 +65,7 @@ Example output of amstrad game being launch via the RetroArch core:
This tells that the Emulator that is launched is retroarch and the core is cap32 via the selected `%ROM%` This tells that the Emulator that is launched is retroarch and the core is cap32 via the selected `%ROM%`
#### Expanded emulator launch command: ### Expanded emulator launch command:
This is the fullcommand to launch the file This is the fullcommand to launch the file
@ -67,7 +73,7 @@ Example output of the game above, a game called Dank Rider:
`Info: /app/bin/retroarch -L /app/share/libretro/cores/cap32_libretro.so /home/deck/retrodeck/roms/amstradcpc/1001\ BC\ (1984)(Dank Rider)(fr).zip` `Info: /app/bin/retroarch -L /app/share/libretro/cores/cap32_libretro.so /home/deck/retrodeck/roms/amstradcpc/1001\ BC\ (1984)(Dank Rider)(fr).zip`
### Use the expanded command for deeper debugging #### Use the expanded command for deeper debugging
If we want to debug a game or content copy and run the full `Expanded emulator launch command` If we want to debug a game or content copy and run the full `Expanded emulator launch command`