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If you're on macOS (like [[Special:Contributions/Loukas|me]]) you're going to most likely need to <code>xattr</code> the .bin and .cue files for the game along with the BIOS file using <code>xattr -cr "/path/to/folder"</code> in order to bypass quarantine flags. You may also need to <code>xattr</code> ''The 3DO Company - 3DO (Opera)'' core on macOS after installing it. Then, it is the same as running any 3DO game on RetroArch. <code>xattr -cr "/path/to/folder"</code> de-quarantines the whole folder of all quarantines. Be careful on what you use it for. You never know what code might be executed on your machine. Alternatively, you can use <code>xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/path/to/file"</code> for each file in particular. [[User:Loukas|Loukas]] ([[User talk:Loukas|talk]]) 01:41, June 11, 2026 (UTC)

===Running 3DO demos/prototypes on Asahi Linux via RetroArch===

'''''This guide exists because SOMEONE had to document Asahi Linux. And since there is so little information on Asahi and very few people actually have it installed, I decided to be the test subject.'''''

Step 1. Install RetroArch via FlatPak

Step 2. Download the 3DO Core MANUALLY. if you download from the integrated download menu, RetroArch stops working

Download cores from https://github.com/christianhaitian/retroarch-cores/tree/master/aarch64/opera_libretro.so.zip (This is the only repository I found that works with Asahi Linux's ARM architecture.)

Step 3. Paste yout core into <code>/home/[YOUR NAME]/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/retroarch/cores/</code>

Step 4.Put your RSA patched 3DO BIOS in <code>/home/[YOUR NAME]/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/retroarch/system/</code> ''which in my case is a patched'''' <code>panafz10.bin</code>''' BIOS''

Step 5. Run the <code>.cue</code> file (or whatever file format you have for your 3DO prototype)

Step 6. Have fun!

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 If you're on macOS (like [[Special:Contributions/Loukas|me]]) you're going to most likely need to <code>xattr</code> the .bin and .cue files for the game along with the BIOS file using <code>xattr -cr "/path/to/folder"</code> in order to bypass quarantine flags. You may also need to <code>xattr</code> ''The 3DO Company - 3DO (Opera)'' core on macOS after installing it. Then, it is the same as running any 3DO game on RetroArch. <code>xattr -cr "/path/to/folder"</code> de-quarantines the whole folder of all quarantines. Be careful on what you use it for. You never know what code might be executed on your machine. Alternatively, you can use <code>xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/path/to/file"</code> for each file in particular. [[User:Loukas|Loukas]] ([[User talk:Loukas|talk]]) 01:41, June 11, 2026 (UTC)
+===Running 3DO demos/prototypes on Asahi Linux via RetroArch===
+'''''This guide exists because SOMEONE had to document Asahi Linux. And since there is so little information on Asahi and very few people actually have it installed, I decided to be the test subject.'''''
+Step 1. Install RetroArch via FlatPak
+Step 2. Download the 3DO Core MANUALLY. if you download from the integrated download menu, RetroArch stops working
+Download cores from https://github.com/christianhaitian/retroarch-cores/tree/master/aarch64/opera_libretro.so.zip (This is the only repository I found that works with Asahi Linux's ARM architecture.)
+Step 3. Paste yout core into <code>/home/[YOUR NAME]/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/retroarch/cores/</code>
+Step 4.Put your RSA patched 3DO BIOS in <code>/home/[YOUR NAME]/.var/app/org.libretro.RetroArch/config/retroarch/system/</code> ''which in my case is a patched'''' <code>panafz10.bin</code>''' BIOS''
+Step 5. Run the <code>.cue</code> file (or whatever file format you have for your 3DO prototype)
+Step 6. Have fun!
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