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That being the case, the BennuGD binaries must be recompiled based on Raspbian Stretch or Buster in order to work.

Since RetroPie 4.5.1 updated Raspbian version from Jessie to Stretch or Buster, the BennuGD binaries from 2016 won't work anymore, due to architecture differences, thus explaining why the segmentation fault ocurred.

Both binaries compiled by butcher are dated from 2016, which match Raspbian Jessie, thus explaining why it works on RetroPie 4.1 / 4.2.

Retropie 4.1 and 4.2 are based on a previous Raspbian version, the one with codename Jessie, dated from 2016.

RetroPie 4.5.1 is based on the latest Raspbian versions, with codename Stretch or Buster, dated between 20.

If that's the case, then I think that's what happened: And this being the case, there's the chance that the updated binary (bgdi-333) can So, both 330 or 333 are giving segmentation fault on RetroPie 4.5.1? And they run fine on older RetroPie versions, such as 4.1 or 4.2?

When you say that "bgdi-330" throws a "segmentation fault" error on the console, it probably means that the bgdi interpreter binary isn't working properly on newer versions of Raspbian and/or RetroPie.

Or a better analogy, it's like a emulator loading a rom

bgdi is kinda an interpreter that loads games made in BennuGD.

BennuGD is a free game engine, and SORR is based on that engine (not in OpenBOR, worth mentioning).

Make "bgdi-333" file runnable: chmod a+x bgdi-333.

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Extract the file "bgdi-333" from that zip file, and put it on the same folder you've put "bgdi-330".

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Go to and download the file "BennuGD-rpi-v333.zip" in the attachments of the first topic.

However, test the following instructions, to see if the result is different: I'll check it out when I have time, and see if there's something different. I don't remember exactly how SORR is configured on my RPi2.