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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ A summary of the licenses behind RetroArch and its cores can be found [here](../
For running properly, the Dolphin core requires to have the Dolphin `Sys` folder For running properly, the Dolphin core requires to have the Dolphin `Sys` folder
in the proper location. in the proper location.
After downloading the core within RetroArch, execute one of the following three options: After downloading the core within RetroArch, execute one of the following options:
### A. Installing from the 'Core System Files Downloader' ### A. Installing from the 'Core System Files Downloader'
@ -49,13 +49,10 @@ current source code. We provide two methods: one using *Git* and one without.
The `Sys` folder you need is located in *Data/Sys*. The `Sys` folder you need is located in *Data/Sys*.
This is the folder we will need to move/copy. This is the folder we will need to move/copy.
3. *Find RetroArch's system folder path* 3. *Find RetroArch's system folder path*
Unless you customized your installation, the RetroArch configuration path is
the one listed in the
[RGUI page](../guides/rgui/#config-file).
If you didn't change any value, the system folder is: If you didn't change any value, the system folder is:
`RETROARCH_CONFIG_DIR/system`. `RETROARCH_CONFIG_DIR/system`.
If you changed the default directory configuration, you should check the You can find the location of your 'system' folder (along with any other folders RetroArch uses) by going to settings > directory or by locating the
*system_directory* option in the RetroArch configuration file (usually *system_directory* line in the RetroArch configuration file (usually
`retroarch.cfg`) to see which folder is used. `retroarch.cfg`) to see which folder is used.
4. In the `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER`, create the *dolphin-emu* directory and 4. In the `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER`, create the *dolphin-emu* directory and
move/copy the `Sys` folder within it. move/copy the `Sys` folder within it.