With the latest image made available today, If you boot ArkOS on a RG353V/VS unit and it just shows a garbled screen, you can try copying the rk3566-OC.dtb.v2 file over the existing rk3566-OC.dtb file which should work for the new v2 screen units. I’m still looking for a better solution than this. https://www.reddit.com/r/RG353V/comments/10ffs7j/arkos_and_unofficial_not_working/j4wt6bg/?context=3 Stability tweaks for RTL8188 and RTL8812/RTL8811 wireless chipsets. (Disabled USB and wireless chip power saving in the 8812 and 8192 drivers which causes wifi drops on these chipsets.) I recently wrote an article about the new Anbernic RG353V gaming handheld and how the company had released a vertical gaming handheld that ran on both a Linux & Android OS. In the article I praised the RG353V for being a great hybrid handheld. Not only that, but it had a fantastic screen, could play most games really well, even up to PSP (but sorry, no God of War), and it was super portable due to its size. For JelOS, it's been intergrated into their most recent releases. Just launch from tools and enjoy!

Remove the TF2 microSD card from your device and insert it in your laptop/PC via a microSD card reader.

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The easiest method for adding your own games to the RG353 device is to pop the TF2 card into your PC. Once the SD card it read, you should be able to easily navigate to it in your file explorer. The RG353M is also a dual OS device, with the ability to easily switch between Android 11 and Linux systems. For the RG353M, I would recommend the latter OS as the 3.5”, 4:3 screen aspect ratio is apt for the systems it emulates well while the screen can feel rather restrictive for Android games. In addition, Google Play is not pre-installed on the device, which is a downer as this has been a perpetuating issue in the RG353 devices and the company still hasn’t provided a workaround. This means you’ll need to individually have to install APKs of emulators or games you wish to run on the Android side and it’s just extra hassle. Most of the the ports available through PortMaster have been configured to launch with proper controls for the Gameforce Chi, Powkiddy RGB10, Anbernic RG351P/M/V/MP, RK2020 and the Odroid Go Advance units. Controls for the Anbernic RG552, Odroid Go Super and the Powkiddy RGB10 Max are also included and have been tested but not as much as the 3.5" RK3326 devices. Install info Most distributions contain PortMaster which is a fantastic tool that helps to install old (and some new) linux/PC games that are playable on the RG353 Furthermore, the “M” version is actually made out of an aluminum shell instead of plastic. This really does give it a nice, premium feel, and it wipes the floor with its younger sibling. The purple version I received looks stunning, and I really liked it.

The RG353 has two separate SD card slots. The TF1 slot card will hold your Linux OS and all relevant files. The TF2 slot card is extra storage and can therefore be used to hold your games. Online Updates (Won't require SD card reflashing unless there are major structural changes like file system changes.) ANBERNIC has kept in their lane with this device and tweaked it efficiently over the last two years to a point where it’s close to perfect. Turn it on and it will go through a process. Once you see the Main Menu you have successfully installed Linux on your RG353!This can be accomplished by either using either network connectivity (samba share or ftp) or by shutting down the device (start + power) then inserting the SD card into the computer. The RG353 series of retrohandheld devices from Anbernic has become very popular recently. One of the reasons why these devices have become excellent gaming devices is because of JELOS, a community developed Linux-based operating system. This guide aims to help new users with some frequently used features of JELOS. OGA 1.0/RK2020 - GDrive | Mega | (Updated 06/22/2023) MD5:351215BA34768120F4304A4BEB739940 | Changelog | RK2020 - FAQ Sometimes, specific games perform better using specific emulators/cores. In some cases, they might not even run properly. It’s a good idea to try changing emulators/cores when having trouble with specific games.