RECALBOX_HOST_PARENT_FOLDER : use parent folder for host builds (default 0).

RECALBOX_DL_PARENT_FOLDER : use parent folder for downloads (default 0).

RECALBOX_UPDATE_MESSAGE : recalbox message to show on update (default '').RECALBOX_VERSION_LABEL : recalbox version to use for recalbox.version (default $).RECALBOX_SINGLE_PKG (optional) : Build only the selected package (default NULL).RECALBOX_CLEANBUILD : clean all the compiled programs when restarting a build (default 1).RECALBOX_ARCH : set the Raspberry pi arch you want to use between rpi1, rpi2, rpi3 (default rpi3).RECALBOX_BRANCH : set the branch to compile (default rb-4.1.X).RECALBOX_AUTO_BUILD : set to 1 to auto build when starting the container (default 1).Sudo docker run -t -v /path/to/your/images/directory/:/usr/share/recalbox/build/rpi3/output/images/recalbox recalbox/recalbox-docker-buildĪnd you will have only the images created at the end of the compilation in your host directory. If you only want the recalbox target zip (, ) you can use : Go to /path/to/your/build/directory/ and see the rpiX directory with the whole compilation files in it. The -v /path/to/your/build/directory/:/usr/share/recalbox/build/ create the data volume so you can access the compilation file directly on your host.

Sudo docker run -t -v /path/to/your/build/directory/:/usr/share/recalbox/build/ recalbox/recalbox-docker-build Sudo docker pull recalbox/recalbox-docker-build You will be able to test and modify recalboxos with no configuration effort. Build the recalbox os with a single command !

Recalbox 4.1 110gb