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README-DEDICATED-PC.txt

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-These are the steps to install a machine fully dedicated to 86Box and tuned to make it appear almost native.
-
-1) install a vanilla Debian Trixie with netinst and without any graphical environment
-   depending on the machine speed, this will make boot time extremely short
-
-2) apt update if necessary
-
-3) install git and almost all required packages
-	apt install git build-essential cmake extra-cmake-modules pkg-config ninja-build libfreetype-dev libsdl2-dev libpng-dev libopenal-dev librtmidi-dev libfluidsynth-dev libsndfile1-dev libserialport-dev libevdev-dev libxkbcommon-dev libxkbcommon-x11-dev libslirp-dev
-	
-4) setup git and clone
-	git@github.com:86Box/86Box.git
-	git@github.com:86Box/roms.git
-
-5) build (128 => super speed, too much for a 2GB machine)
-	cd 86Box
-	mkdir build
-	cd build
-	cmake .. --preset regular -D QT=OFF -D PREFER_STATIC=ON
-	cmake --build regular -j 128
-	cd ../../
-	ln -s 86Box/build/regular/src/86Box 86Box.exe
-	
-6) boot
-	as root so it can take complete ownership of the linux framebuffer
-
-7) notes:
-- 86Box will complain to be unable to find readline, this is fine, we don't need the command line at all
-- ALSOFT will complain it can't connect to PipeWire, no problem, sounds will come from standard ALSA
-
-8) additional steps
-	add a new udev rule to automount any USB key to a known location so files in it can be listed in the OSD floppy/cd mount options
-
-	create /etc/udev/rules.d/99-automount.rules
-
-	with:
-	ACTION=="add", ENV{ID_BUS}=="usb", ENV{ID_TYPE}=="disk", ENV{ID_FS_TYPE}=="exfat", RUN+="/usr/bin/systemd-mount --no-block --automount=yes --collect /dev/%k '/mnt'"
-
-	replicate this line for each filesystem you expect the usb key to be formatted, in this example "exfat"
-	this is going to conflict if multiple keys are inserted, don't do it
-