gptokeyb2 owns the pad in muxterm on muOS with PortMaster, and muxterm keeps PgUp and PgDn for its scrollback. The launcher now says so with RETROBIOS_PAD=gptokeyb_muxterm, and the hints name the gptokeyb buttons with no paging key.
The interface finds a muOS, Onion, spruceOS, MinUI, KNULLI or ROCKNIX card by itself (card_platform and the card rules in install.py) and lists it as a setup. The FAQ says so where it fills an SD card, within its word ceiling.
muxterm was allowed vendor and product 0001:0001, the id gpio-keys
gives the H700 pad on muOS before 2026-08-28: muxterm and gptokeyb2
both read it and every button acted twice. The allow-list is now
0000:0001, which SDL never reads back for a device (a vendor of 0 makes
a name GUID, read back as 0:0), so a pad plugged in later stays hidden.
- muxterm keeps PgUp and PgDn for its scrollback: in muxterm L1 and R1
send nothing, and the README and wiki stop promising paging there.
- The offline detection runs with RETROBIOS_INSTALL_OFFLINE=1 instead
of a closed loopback URL.
- Every launcher sets RETROBIOS_IDLE_EXIT=300 for the interface.
- ROCKNIX: control.ini's -sudokill goes through a sudo stub that runs
nothing, so the mapper starts with -1.
- The sentinel ends with its launcher, a closed terminal app writes its
status, a mapper lost mid-run is said and named (gptokeyb2 included),
and the unwritable-card message stays in view.
- Tests: an SDL GUID model, a gptokeyb2 that outlives its kill, an
interface that ignores SIGTERM, a zombie, a SIGHUP to the inner run,
arrow bytes at the question, ROCKNIX's sudo.
The exit status names 129 for a closed window and the --offline
refusals of --target and --list-targets, and the events say a crash
leaves no end line. RETROBIOS_PAD and RETROBIOS_IDLE_EXIT join the
environment table, muxterm's missing paging and the save directory
found under --dest are said, and the options at a glance list
--declared-only and --offline. The first install page no longer
promises a controller on a computer, and gives the RetroPie command
for Windows too.
On a WSL host install.main() reads USERPROFILE, APPDATA and the rest through cmd.exe and sets them in os.environ. Two selection tests left them set, and the detection test, run later in the jsonschema-free suite, found a Scoop folder no registry rule publishes. The selection tests restore os.environ, and the detection test clears the Windows variables it does not set.
A server that took the connection and never answered held line mode
93 s, three waits of 30 s for a first byte. A file list now waits 15 s
per answer and asks a silent server twice. Downloads keep their own
timeout between chunks.
With --offline and no list, the full screen said No connection and
offered a Try again that could never work. It now names offline mode
and the two ways a run gets its list without the network. With a list,
the plan counted downloads the run forbids: it says what this machine
can supply and what needs the internet, and the printed command keeps
--offline.
The size column took half the line and cut every name to eleven
letters: Game Boy, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color read alike. A
system row now carries shorter size forms, and the longest one that
leaves the name whole is shown, none when that is what keeps it.
RETROBIOS_IDLE_EXIT=SECONDS: with no key on the first screen for that
long, before any choice, the interface exits 0 with one line. A mapper
that never opens the pad no longer freezes a handheld there.
A damaged member of a data tree's archive (zlib.error, EOFError) ended
the run on a traceback, and a failed write left its .part. --offline
refusing a data tree, or the download after a --from copy failed, lost
its kind, so the advice named the network instead of --offline.
A run given --dest detected nothing, so retroarch.cfg was never read:
the full screen, which names every folder, sent Azahar's keys.txt to a
guessed RetroArch/saves or dropped it without a word, where line mode
wrote it to savefile_directory. The configs are now read once when a
save directory is asked for, and the plan and the result say what was
left out.
The FAQ said to unzip a pack before --from-pack, which reads the ZIP, its parts or their folder as they are. A lost or wiped card now has its answer, --from, linked to Copy from an old card. Can I play without the BIOS goes, Do I need BIOS files answers it.
--dest NOTMUOS/bios ended with MUOS/bios as text and passed as a muOS
card's folder. A card two systems claim now says so in one line, and
the system named among them decides the folder.
The line output printed the --from folder, the files found there and
the BIOS folder paths as they are: a name holding ESC drove the
terminal. screen_text moves out of the interface section and cleans
every line of the check, the copy plan and the unreadable list.
Each ZIP member read reopened its archive and parsed its directory
again: 4000 members of one size made 4000 parses. A folder index keeps
the archives it reads open, 16 at most, read under a lock from the copy
threads, and every index is closed at the end of the run. Archives the
list installs are still opened and closed at once.
A folder or a file the user cannot read at a destination ended --check
and the install on a traceback from the hashing pool. --check now gives
the reason per file, and the install fails that file alone, before any
download for a folder.
--declared-only settled each slot on its first declaration before the
cores narrowed the list, and the declared event judged the core copy
served in its place. Both now read the declaration whose systems
remain, as the platform checks it.
An owner file holding a number past a pid raised OverflowError before
the screen opened, and a full temp disk stopped the run on the owner
write. 0 and negative numbers are unknown owners, not process groups.
A closed window under a changing screen failed the draw (EIO, or a
termios.error from the SIGCONT that comes with SIGHUP) before the
signal was read, and the run ended on 1 with a crash log kept.
A profile pinned to one platform's build (pin_frozen) answers after the emulator, as a frozen_snapshot does: Flycast now answers dc bios missing ahead of Reicast and Flycast 2021 LE. terms weighs 30, so the version table answers which mame version first, and the gate now asks for rank 1 there. The search field test names the five fields, since round 4 item 2.4 put the title meta on the h1.
The glance on the installer page is written from install.py's argument parser when the page is built, grouped by GLANCE_GROUPS. An option no group names lands under Other, so a new option cannot be left off the page.
terms weighs 20, so the version table outranks MAME parts. The FAQ carries ios, iphone, ipad, the file page check my dump, and a console's regional lead names it (the PlayStation BIOS). The FAQ quotes the bootstrap's fingerprint message again. The troubleshooting page, which answers the dc/ trap, joins the pages that answer dc bios missing. The gate starts node without its compile cache.
Root pages nothing produced are swept, so a table moved to a platform page no longer keeps the address its redirect needs. Data tree pages name their readers, board crumbs end on the Arcade page once, fba2012 is headed FB Alpha 2012, test profiles get no page, and the installer glance lists --declared-only and --offline. sitesources.py goes through run_cli.
check_freshness reports source-paths.json STALE when it records a tree no profile pins any more, and tools.md names sitesources.py --fetch where pins move.
The deploy job sets NODE_DISABLE_COMPILE_CACHE for the build and the search gate, and lighthouse.py passes it to its children. The paths list gains generate_event_schema.py, which the site build imports.
BizHawk's tile takes EmuHawk's application icon (ApplicationIcon in its csproj) instead of an account avatar. MinUI has no logo of its own: its entry and copy go, and fetch_site_images.py now removes the copy of a platform without a logo.
The hint bar, the help and the install's stop line read RETROBIOS_PAD:
gptokeyb, evmapy, muxterm and miyoo each name their own buttons and
none they lack. A desktop names keys only, SteamOS game mode and any
unknown run keep both names. On a Miyoo, A (Space) chooses, L1 and R1
page, and R2 goes back: B is Left Ctrl, which sends no byte alone.
SIGTERM and SIGHUP are handled from the start of the run, so a stop
during detection ends on the farewell. A closed window now ends with
129: once the last write fails, stdout and stderr point at /dev/null
and the flush at exit no longer turns the code into 120.
--offline (or RETROBIOS_INSTALL_OFFLINE=1, which the runs the
full-screen interface starts inherit) makes no network request. The
file list stops the run at once with an error event of reason
offline unless --manifest or --from-pack gives it, a file the run
would download fails at once with its own advice, and board detection
is skipped. --target and --list-targets refuse it. RETROBIOS_OFFLINE
is not reused: CI and the test suite set it for every process, and the
installer tests serve their files over loopback.
A connection now has 4 s to open, then the read keeps its 30 or 60 s
timeout: three tries that never connect end in about 15 s instead of
93, and a slow but open transfer is not cut.
A --dry-run prints its totals first. A plan taller than the screen
names the ten largest systems, and --verbose lists every system and
file. Events are unchanged.
validate_schemas.py read install-events.schema.json from the real tree while a test pointed ROOT at a scratch one, and test_schema_semantic_gate.py called unittest.main() before its last class.
Abdessamad Derraz