Although ADFFS is installed as a dependency, you still need to ensure your machine meets the requirements detailed in the latest ADFFS release
Some games have conflicting !App folder names, particularly where there are multiple versions of the same game. These games will currently end up in a numbered subfolder that matches the game ID
Some games are missing icons for the !App folder (please contact me if you want to create suitable icons)
Game compatibility on RiscPC and other platforms will vary as testing is primarily done on a Pi3
The games are known to work on a Pi3 with ADFFS 2.72 and newer
There is currently no package manager for RISC OS 3.1x. You can however manually download the distro file above, which is a TXT file, then grab the direct download link for the games you're after from it. Download them directly and then extract via SparkFS
Thanks go to Alan Buckley for developing the bespoke packing tools that make this possible, along with his continued development of PackMan.
The majority of PackMan distribution packages have now been updated to include the Environment field. The unfortunate side-effect is that all packages will now being indicating an update is required, when in fact the packages haven't changed.
The ADFFS package has not been updated with the Environment field at this point, it will be updated along with the next ADFFS release.
For beta testers, the ADFFS beta has been updated and several games have been added, in particular a lot of ARMv4 compatible games that make use of the ARMv4 JIT.
Requirements are the same as 2.72, so no updates should be required. Please post any issues on the 2.73 beta thread and I'll start looking at them.
Make sure you update any games you have installed via PackMan. I've updated all the games I've tested that appear to work to the ARMv4 JIT, as per the StrongARM compatible thread.
segasonic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 5:37 pm
There are a couple of dead links in the packages that 404 when you try to download through PackMan. I've grabbed the latest lists.
Sorry, its where I've been building packages for the next release of ADFFS and forgotten to either remove them, or upload revised packages before building the public list.
I've uploaded those two packages, hopefully they'll work with the current packaged release of ADFFS.
segasonic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 5:37 pm
There are a couple of dead links in the packages that 404 when you try to download through PackMan. I've grabbed the latest lists.
Sorry, its where I've been building packages for the next release of ADFFS and forgotten to either remove them, or upload revised packages before building the public list.
I've uploaded those two packages, hopefully they'll work with the current packaged release of ADFFS.
Cheers Jon! Downloaded, Adventures Classic Compilation seems ok, KerBang! shows some error popup on boot but I can't read it because it's squashed. Something about a file it can't find. Could be a me/Pi thing. I'll grab the 2.84 beta when I get a mo.
segasonic wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 9:46 am
KerBang! shows some error popup on boot but I can't read it because it's squashed. Something about a file it can't find. Could be a me/Pi thing. I'll grab the 2.84 beta when I get a mo.
It probably relies on ADFFS 2.84. Either manually update to the latest beta, or update to the latest obey.zip ensuring you modify !ADFFS.Run as per the obey.zip download page.
JonAbbott wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 11:53 amIt probably relies on ADFFS 2.84. Either manually update to the latest beta, or update to the latest obey.zip ensuring you modify !ADFFS.Run as per the obey.zip download page.
I downloaded the latest 2.84 beta and KerBang! runs fine on that. Cheers!
I'm enjoying RISC OS and ADFFS on the Pi so far. It's nice to be able to download stuff directly rather than grabbing on PC then firing it over to the A3010 with a slow serial transfer. Also RISC OS looks lovely at 1080p with 32bit colour
