Capcom Home Arcade Batocera linux
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Capcom Home Arcade is a gaming device developed by Capcom that allows users to play a collection of classic arcade games on their TV. It is not officially supported by Batocera.linux, but it is possible to install and run Batocera on the device using a custom firmware.
To install Batocera on Capcom Home Arcade, you will need to perform a firmware flash of the device. This process involves opening the device and using a JTAG tool to flash the firmware. It is a complicated and potentially risky process that should only be attempted by experienced users.
Once you have installed the custom firmware, you will need to download the Batocera image for Capcom Home Arcade and copy it to a USB drive. You can then boot the device from the USB drive and start playing games.
The minimum requirements for running Batocera on Capcom Home Arcade are not well-documented, but the device features a 1.8 GHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A17 CPU and 2GB of DDR3 RAM, which should be sufficient to run most retro games. However, the device does not have a dedicated GPU, so more demanding games may struggle to run smoothly.
In conclusion, while it is possible to install Batocera on Capcom Home Arcade, it is not officially supported and requires a firmware flash that is not recommended for novice users. If you are interested in playing retro games on your TV, there are many other devices that are better suited for running Batocera, such as the Raspberry Pi or Odroid series of single-board computers.
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