blueberryMSX is a port of blueMSX to Raspberry Pi.
Emulator runs from the command line, with same arguments as the Windows/SDL versions and supports joysticks/joypads. Because it draws directly to framebuffer, it does not need a windowing environment and can be run without X.
Shortcuts:
- Press F12 to quit
- Press F11 to disable frame skipping
- Press F10, F9, F8 to set frame skipping to 1, 2, 3, respectively
- Press ALT+F10 to toggle scanline
- Press CTRL+F10 to toggle 4:3 forced for 16:9 or more resolution.
- Press F6 to soft reset
- Press F7 to take a screen shot.
On the original Raspberry Pi, the emulator performs best at 900MHz (Medium overclock setting in raspi-config
). On Raspberry Pi 2, it runs full speed on the factory setting.
By default, MoonSound, MSX Audio, and MSX Music are disabled.
Version 0.6 is the latest.
To build blueberryMSX, install libSDL:
sudo apt-get install libsdl-dev
and libudev:
sudo apt-get install libudev-dev
To compile with GPIO support:
- Download and install the [wiringPi library] (http://wiringpi.com/download-and-install/)
- Add the
RASPI_GPIO
macro to the list of flags:CFLAGS += -DRASPI_GPIO
by uncommenting line 45
For now, GPIO is limited to dedicated LED's for MSX Power, and FDD0/FDD1 activity. See the schematic in [Doc/GPIO_schema.png] (/Doc/GPIO_schema.png).
Note that the executables compiled with RASPI_GPIO
require superuser privileges to run (e.g. sudo bluemsx-pi
).
- Add a simple game selection screen