After you type in the command, hit return/enter.ĥ. And as far as I’m concerned whoever invented the command line can go shove a full sized computer keyboard up their. I am using a RaspberryPi (B+) model with RetroPie 3.4.something or other OS.ģ. I use macintosh computers so if you’re on a windows machine you’ll have to figure some stuff out own your own.
Here is as detailed a guild as I could muster:īefore I being you should know these things:ġ. So after reading approximately half of the internet and every Linux forum page published since 1992 I have discovered in just 3 short days (actually it was 56 hours not including bathroom breaks) how to successfully install Basilisk II on your raspberry pi. To make matters worse it turns out the approximately 114 online guides all have several inaccuracies, bad links, evil spirits, or ambiguous commands. So the problem is you don’t know anything about linux, or command lines, and you don’t have time to read 600 volumes explaining Bash. A Detailed guild to installing Basilisk II (BasiliskII), and actually getting it to work, on your Raspberry Pi.
