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Using Win32 Disk Imager, flash the firmware image to the microSD card. This can take 10-15 minutes. Retroarch is the primary frontend for Libretro emulators which the majority of the emulators in this OS make use of. On top of the device you will find newly designed shoulder buttons, and this is because the device is considerably thinner than the previous model, so notable in fact that it feels like a whole new handheld and the reduction in size means reduction in weight, coming in at just 232g which is fairly light for a metal device. You can grab JELOS from https://github.com/JustEnoughLinuxOS/distribution/releases UnofficialOS (fork of JELOS) Now that the Linux card is built and setup we will build our second SD Card. You won't need the 1st card in this process, just leave it in the device.
Remove the TF2 microSD card from your device and insert it in your laptop/PC via a microSD card reader. The apps themselves however still take a bit of setting up, but it’s mainly for where the game files can be located on either internal or micro SD card storage. Some apps did require a bit more setting up such as the controls.
After completed burning with RUFUS, remove SD card from computer and put it into Slot 1 of the RG353. I’m not going to go over the specifications or how well it plays games as it is identical in both those areas when compared to the RG353V, so I would recommend reading the original review for the for that device to help you decide whether this one is worth buying. My RG353M arrived a couple days ago and I have to say, relative to everything else in their lineup, they really hit the nail on the head with the 353M. Everyone's touched on gameplay and it's capable for sure, but user experience with the physical device ultimately is what's important to me. For JelOS, it's been intergrated into their most recent releases. Just launch from tools and enjoy! ArkOS is a great firmware that’s been around for a while so it’s a great OS with lots of development behind it. This OS provides a lot more configuration options for those of you that love to tinker with settings. It comes with all of the emulators you’ll need to play the games you want.
Windows 10 users: ( Please be sure you do not have Paragon Linux File Systems for Windows installed. It will cause issues with completing these steps and may corrupt the SD card in the process.) The top option will be Emulator, which is set to Default by default. Press A to see the list of available emulators for that specific game system. My first ever home console was the SEGA Mega Drive and again this works flawlessly, and because of the 4:3 display the game sits perfectly inside of the screen with bright saturated colours and nostalgic music coming from the speakers below. This is another console I found myself going to alot.Some disc-based systems will have multi-disc games. When playing these games, they may prompt you to insert the next disc. Here are the instructions on how to do this. On your first boot of the OS make sure to open System Settings (start button) and enable the “Device is RG353V” option. This will fix your missing audio issues.
There is also the built-in screen controller mapping which we have seen in Anbernic’s recent Android handhelds. It works very well and definitely gives you the upper hand on games such as first person shooters! Benchmark Results and Comparison The RG353 series of retrohandheld devices from Anbernic has become very popular recently. One of the reasons why these devices have become excellent gaming devices is because of JELOS, a community developed Linux-based operating system. This guide aims to help new users with some frequently used features of JELOS.Be careful that your Mac doesn't add any extra characters at the end of your files. This has been a known issue of why roms don't show up in the menu when added from a Mac with the use of a SD card reader. I’m not going to tell you how to source ROMs here but you can easily google it. ROMs are generally single files which contains a full image of the game you want to play which is readable by the emulator installed. The file extension can vary depending on the game system (e.g. *.nes, *.gba, *.v64). If your file is zipped (*.zip or *.7z) then make sure to unzip it first before placing it in the folder. Using the Android OS
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