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Add Dockerfile #93
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./clean.sh | ||
docker build . -t pret/pokeplatinum | ||
docker run -w /rom -v .:/rom pret/pokeplatinum sh -c "./config.sh && ./build.sh" |
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- Does the user need to run
config
andbuild
each time? Or is it justbuild
after the initialconfig
like in the existing instructions for desktop environments? - Is the built ROM accessible to the user after it's been built?
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they only need to run config once, and yes the rom is accessible to the user because of the volume mount (-v .:/rom)
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Pending confirmation that this works as expected. LGTM otherwise
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Cloned fresh repo and built rom on Arch Linux. Game booted just fine on melonDS.
I also got an OK on Mac, but I had to install an X server (XQuartz, specifically). |
It's odd that you needed an X server. This is bad also on linux as more and more people transition to wayland. Try this maybe https://superuser.com/questions/902175/run-wine-totally-headless#948200 Also, why not pip install --user? If the PATH variable isn't picked up properly you can always run /bin/bash -l instead of /bin/sh |
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