There were some other equipment and a number of problems, but the game started.
Enthusiasts from the Kitten Labs website were able to turn on Vice City using a Wi-Fi router as a PC. For this purpose, the TP-Link TL-WDR4900 router model was used. This device runs on a chipset based on PowerPC from NXP.
To run the game, an AMD discrete graphics card was connected. Debian OS was also used and specialized software was written for correct operation. At the initial stage, the game flickered, and this bug was fixed for several months. But now everything works. In addition to the router and video card, enthusiasts connected peripherals: monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers.
Enthusiasts from the Kitten Labs website were able to turn on Vice City using a Wi-Fi router as a PC. For this purpose, the TP-Link TL-WDR4900 router model was used. This device runs on a chipset based on PowerPC from NXP.
To run the game, an AMD discrete graphics card was connected. Debian OS was also used and specialized software was written for correct operation. At the initial stage, the game flickered, and this bug was fixed for several months. But now everything works. In addition to the router and video card, enthusiasts connected peripherals: monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers.
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