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@@ -8,21 +8,29 @@ RP2040-GB is a Game Boy (DMG) emulator [Peanut-GB](https://github.com/deltabeard
Runs at more than 70 fps without audio emulation. With frame skip and interlacing, can run at up to 120 fps. Runs at more than 70 fps without audio emulation. With frame skip and interlacing, can run at up to 120 fps.
# Raspberry Pi Pico Pins Assignment # Raspberry Pi Pico Pins Assignment
UP = GP2 * UP = GP2
DOWN = GP3 * DOWN = GP3
LEFT = GP4 * LEFT = GP4
RIGHT = GP5 * RIGHT = GP5
BUTTON A = GP6 * BUTTON A = GP6
BUTTON B = GP7 * BUTTON B = GP7
SELECT = GP8 * SELECT = GP8
START = GP9 * START = GP9
BUZZER = GP15 * BUZZER = GP15
LCD CS = GP17 * LCD CS = GP17
LCD CLK = GP18 * LCD CLK = GP18
LCD SDI = GP19 * LCD SDI = GP19
LCD RS = GP20 * LCD RS = GP20
LCD RST = GP21 * LCD RST = GP21
LCD LED = GP22 * LCD LED = GP22
# Installing
Start by plugging a micro USB cable into the micro USB port on your Pico. Hold down the BOOTSEL button on the top of your Pico; while still holding it down, connect the other end of the micro USB cable to one of the USB ports on your Raspberry Pi or other computer.
After a few seconds, you should see your Pico appear as a removable drive. Copy the RP2040_GB.uf2 file from the build directory to your Pico. You can find an example .uf2 file in the releases with the open source game ["Libbet and the Magic Floor" from Damian Yerrick](https://github.com/pinobatch/libbet).
Unplug the USB cable from your Pico now and plug it back. After a few seconds, the game should start.
# Building # Building