The Steam Frame install script built only the base game. With
--retro-rewind it now fetches the Retro Rewind pack from Retro Rewind's
update server, as the Quest app and Wheel Wizard do: the full download
once, then each published update and its deletions. It also fetches the
Retro-WFC payload online play needs, builds both products from one
translation, copies the pack beside the disc on the Frame, sets
[paths] retro_rewind_root and adds RetroRewind to the Steam library.
--retro-rewind-pack uses a RetroRewind6 folder the player already has.
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An archive is recognised by its first bytes, unpacked into the work dir
with whichever unpacker the machine has (7-Zip, bsdtar, unzip, Python's
zipfile, or bsdtar in a container of the machine's own architecture), and
every file in it is offered to nodtool, largest first. The RMCP01 image
wins; another region's disc is passed on so the ID check names it. The
unpacked files are removed once the disc is extracted, or when no disc is
found.
Tested each unpacker with zip and 7z archives holding an RVZ in a
subfolder, an archive holding NTSC and PAL images, an NTSC-only one, one
with no disc, a password-protected zip and truncated archives.
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Tested with a synthetic RMCP01 Wii disc built with nod and converted to
encrypted ISO, WBFS and RVZ: all three extract, and main.dol and
StaticR.rel come out byte-identical. nodtool reads the format from the
file, so a misnamed image works too.
- Stop before building unless boot.bin says RMCP01, naming the release
(RMCE01 and the like) when it is another region; a wrong extraction in
the work dir is removed so the next run starts clean.
- Accept extracted folders whose partition sits in a subfolder (DATA/).
- Explain unreadable files (a .zip, say) instead of nodtool's bare error.
- Extract quietly: the real disc has thousands of files.
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Launcher/steam-frame-install.sh does the whole quick start in one command:
it downloads the newest release (or builds the tree it is in), extracts the
disc with nodtool, builds in a long-lived Debian ARM64 container (podman or
docker, under qemu on x86_64), copies the game and disc to the Frame over
SSH (or locally with --frame local), points Config.toml at the disc, and
registers the game with Steam through Valve's devkit tools when present.
Running it again updates: only changed source files are replaced, so the
build recompiles just those and Dawn is reused.
The README's quick start now runs the script; the manual steps move to a
"Building by hand" section.
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