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09/27/2013 at 15:36 #2836jzp74Participant
Hi all,
This may well be a stupid question: I flashed the latest version of retropie (v1.8.1) on an SD card and gave it a spin. Can it be that this version does not contain an amiga emulator? There no uae4rpi executables to be found anywhere. There is a folder ~/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi but this contains no programs only sources? Can anyone confirm? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!
10/02/2013 at 22:34 #2856petrockblogKeymasterYou are right – I did not notice this before.
When compiling uae4rpi, an error is generated, saying
/usr/bin/ld: warning: libvorbisfile.so.3, needed by /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link) /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_time_seek /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_clear /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_pcm_total /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_open_callbacks /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_info /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libSDL_mixer.so: undefined reference to ov_read collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [uae4all] Error 1
10/04/2013 at 18:04 #2865jzp74ParticipantThanks for your answer.
Does this mean you will compile a new version of uae4rpi? Or do you need help compiling?
10/20/2013 at 14:44 #2977jzp74ParticipantFor some reason the Retropie image (v1.8.1) contains a wrong link.
/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libvorbisfile.so.3 is a file and should have been a link to the actual library file. When you correct the link uae4rpi compiles.
After installing kick.rom and booting uae4rpi it seems that the keyboard is not recognized. No keyboard press is registered and I cannot access the settings menu. Does anyone else have this problem?
10/20/2013 at 16:41 #2980petrockblogKeymasterThanks!
I will update the SD-card image soon!
12/04/2013 at 22:23 #3414masterehmParticipantdid you fix this? Or have I to do something special here? Everyone is talking about a menu, after the start of uae4rpi, but there isn’t one.
In directory /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi there is the executable uae4all. Is this correct? uae4rpi != uae4all
If I start uae4all without the kick.rom file, I see only a black screen which leaves back to terminal. According to the documentation (docs/README), the emulator should work without the kick.rom file.
Regardless of the above, with the kick.rom file I see the “Kickstart Boot Picture”. And thats it. No menu. I can’t only reset the emulation (TAB+r) or quit (TAB+q).I had only success with the floppy file named df0.adf. Thats my renamed gamerom.
Is this whole thing a bug or am I doing something wrong?
12/07/2013 at 12:25 #3462jzp74Participant– I do not see a menu after starting uae4rpi as well
– uae4all does not work without a correct kick.rom file as far as I know
– my keyboard does not appear to be working either. I seem to remember that F10, F11 or F12 would call the menu but its a bit hard without a working keyboard :-(Apparently not a lot of people are using the pi for Amiga emulation. I posted several questions about these issues on several different forums but didn’t get any response. That’s very unfortunate coz I was hoping to play some awesome Amiga games on my couch…
12/07/2013 at 22:03 #3470captaindorkParticipantHi,
for me uae4rpi works. At least if I leave emulationstation and start it from CLI.
I can confirm that I also cannot find any kind of menu, but by using the df0.adf process Roms load fine. (Keyboard also works)
What I basically do is using links… So something like “ln -s roms/barbarian.adf df0.adf”.What I am wondering is why it is not integrated into emulationstation. Any specific reason? Anyone tried?
12/08/2013 at 17:53 #3480petrockblogKeymasterIf you find a good solution for starting adf files from within Emulation Station I would be glad to get hear about it!
Also, feel free to update the information in the wiki at https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Amiga-emulator-%28UAE4All%29, if they contain any misleading information.
Unfortunately, I won’t find time for that in the next weeks.
12/20/2013 at 06:03 #3638oldbitcollectorParticipant@captiondork,
Could you expand on your solution (work around) a little? I’m in the same boat as others with TAB-Q and TAB-R working, but little of nothing else.
Thanks
Jeff12/26/2013 at 00:07 #3729frogxParticipantI have the same problems… No menu in the emulator… Only the boot picture and no working keyboard… How can i get the emulator working without renaming the game-disk files. Many games have more than one disk file… Then i have a problem. Please compile a working version of the uae4rpi… Please please please…
Greets and wonderful christmas days
frogx12/26/2013 at 00:39 #3730captaindorkParticipantSure!
So what I did is:
– Having run the RetroPie Setup Script (the binary mode) which also installs uae4all
– copied my kick.rom file to /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi/
– copied sample.adf file to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amiga/
– when emulationstation starts, exit it with F4 to return to CLI
– run “cd /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi/”
– run “ln -s /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amiga/sample.adf df0.adf”
– run “./uae4all”
– uae4all will then pick my df0.adf which is linked to sample.adf and run itRegards
captaindork12/26/2013 at 00:55 #3731captaindorkParticipantAnd to share with you how I integrated it into the emulationstation menu:
First of all: I am no Linux and scripting person, so please excuse if this is not very clean… This is just the result of 2 hours google work… at least it works well for my setup and i am happy with it, but no guarantee for any other setup… :)
Step 1:
I created /home/pi/Retropie/emulators/uae4rpi/uae4rpi.sh with following content:#!/bin/bash UAEPATH=/home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi rm -fr $UAEPATH/df*.adf case $1 in *_disk1.adf|*_disk1.ADF) ln -s $1 $UAEPATH/df0.adf ln -s ${1:0:-5}2.adf $UAEPATH/df1.adf ;; *_disk2.adf|*_disk2.ADF) ln -s $1 $UAEPATH/df1.adf ln -s ${1:0:-5}1.adf $UAEPATH/df0.adf ;; *) ln -s $1 $UAEPATH/df0.adf ;; esac cd $UAEPATH ./uae4all
(do a “chmod +x uae4rpi.sh” to mark it as executable)
Step 2:
I added the following lines to /home/pi/.emulationstation/es_systems.cfgDESCNAME=Amiga NAME=amiga PATH=/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amiga EXTENSION=.adf .ADF COMMAND=/home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/uae4rpi/uae4rpi.sh %ROM% PLATFORMID=4911
This made a nice menu available in emulationstation where I can browse my adf-files, select them and they get started properly, just as for any other system. TAB+Q will return to emulationstation. Perfect!
Be aware, that adf-files ending with “_disk1.adf” will assume that a “_disk2.adf” is present and will insert this second one automatically into df1. So if you exactly follow this naming convention, also roms with 2-disks will work.
Regards
captaindork12/26/2013 at 17:37 #3734frogxParticipantWow…
What a fast answer…
Does the script works with a 5 disk game (elvira)?Thanks a lot!
12/26/2013 at 19:17 #3736captaindorkParticipantHmm well,
as uae4rpi only shows df0 and df1 (the green icons in the lower right) I feel only df0 and df1 work with my workaround (I also only prepared the script for 2-disks). I have read you can configure more df’s in the menu of uae4all, but as I also still am not able to get into this “menu”… so no 5-disk for now…
But at least most 1-disk and some 2-disk games work fine from within ES. Also with 2 gamepads, keyboard and mouse… tried some games today, real fun, even if I have seen better amiga emulation experience regarding speed, sound, graphics…
Hopefully development for uae on the rpi continues :)
12/26/2013 at 20:17 #3737frogxParticipantI hope so, too!!!
Uae is the most important emulator for me on the rpi!
Thank you very much for your help!!!
I will inform you when i have tried your script these days and when it works!
12/26/2013 at 20:21 #3738frogxParticipantWhich version of uae4rpi is the newest one?
12/27/2013 at 09:39 #3740frogxParticipantOn wich position do you have entered your step 2 in es_systems.cfg?
I had it on position 2 after apple 2,
then all other emulators would not work one more time.Ever i start an other emulator it will be startet one like
a commodore 64.greetings…
12/27/2013 at 13:39 #3742captaindorkParticipantI had it at the bottom, but now having it as first entry. Both working fine, also all other emus work. At least I tried Duke3D, NES and SNES.
Anything else that could have happened? Which editor did you use? Try editing the cfg only on the raspberry using nano. Eliminate all unneccessary spaces, etc…
Don’t use windows notepads (because of ANSI encoding).12/27/2013 at 17:08 #3750frogxParticipantI have used nano…
Mmmh… Well, i will try it again :-)The other methode works fine :-) #3730
12/29/2013 at 20:36 #3763chrislParticipantHello @all.
I am trying to get the UAE working. I used the scripts from captaindork and tei work great.
My problem is, that I don´t get a picture. Sound is working, when I start Adams Family.
I also tried to use another uae4rpi binary from web, but there the menu is shown all the time.Do you have any hints?
Thanks01/18/2014 at 22:17 #4253captaindorkParticipantThanks for the Feedback!
Did you try some other ADFs to ensure it is Not related to a particular game Rom?01/20/2014 at 23:04 #4277brucelee1972ParticipantHello Captaindork,
great work.
Have used the instructions from the post # 3731
The 1 disc games run great with me.
Sound is running a little slow but the game speed is good.
However, the 2 disc games run not with me.
Get the message “insert disc 2” in games such as eg. Wolf Child, Shadow of the Beast 2 and 3, Turrican …..
The problem is that at that time many games were only on the internal floppy.
Is there the possibility to insert disk 2 in df0?
Sorry for my bad english.01/21/2014 at 07:51 #4278brucelee1972ParticipantCan you. Hdf files use WHDLoad games to start?
Then the problem would have done with the disk swapping.
I have for example on the PC. a hdf partition with the workbench and another hdf partition with all the games.
How can I integrate the two partitions so that the Workbench starts and I get the games from the second can start hdf partition.
I hope you can help me.01/24/2014 at 19:58 #4344AnonymousInactiveHi captaindork, I’m very grateful with your work.
I follow your steps and now I have my list of games on TV, but I still having a problem…
When I select one game, try to open it and after, it’s closed.
Do you know what can be the problem? Is possible that I have done something wrong, because I don’t know code. :(
I hope you can help me.Thanks
01/25/2014 at 12:11 #4351captaindorkParticipantHi all,
@brucelee:
You are absolutely right, all 1-Disk Games work fine, 2-Disk Games only if they were made to support a second drive (df1), which actually were not much games in the old times.
Key to make all working in a more clean way is IMHO still to fix the whole port for the rpi, as usually a menu is available in uae4all which will allow to swap disks, which seems not to be accessible on the pie implementation. I also did not read into hdf for now, but also feel first the menu should be fixed for RetroPie.
So my Scripts are only a “workaround” to make 1-Disk Games work and some 2-Disk ones…@asiainorama:
Hmm hard to guess the issue but:
– did you copy a working kick.rom as mentioned in #3730?
– did you perform the “chmod +x uae4rpi.sh” in the shell?
– could you check the manual steps in #3730 as the script basically does the same. Just share your Output if Errors occur during the manual way.01/25/2014 at 12:21 #4352AnonymousInactiveOk, finally I’ve solve it. The problem was the format of uae4rpi.sh. I’ve modify it with xcode and now works.
I’m using kickstart 1.3 because I had Amiga 500.Observations:
1 – Sound don’t work any game.
2 – Games work only if the name is one word. Example:
– Wrong: Bubble Bobble.adf
– Good: BubbleBobble.adfI hope my comments help someone.
Regards.
01/26/2014 at 17:25 #4382AnonymousInactiveOther observation:
The PS2 controller doesn’t work, but the same controller work fine with NES games.
01/26/2014 at 21:22 #4392captaindorkParticipantWell sound works for me, but actually I didn’t do anything special to make it work, therefore I have unfortunately no clue how to help…
For the gamecontrollers, I use SNES Controllers connected to the GPIO and the gamecon drivers. I had this setup already before using uae.
However, no amendements were needed, they just worked with uae.01/26/2014 at 21:59 #4396AnonymousInactiveI don’t know why, but Amiga games are working with the second player controller not with the first.
About the sound, I’ve read this:
Audio IS emulated, however it doesn’t work over HDMI for some TV display…01/27/2014 at 21:44 #4433AnonymousInactiveHi again!!
Do you know how to see uae4rpi on fullscreen?
I’m trying the Chips’s version of uae4all and it works directly on fullscreen.02/06/2014 at 13:30 #4642pnowParticipantEDIT EDIT EDIT:
Sorry for the wrong information I supplied, I was misled by the background of the emulator I’m using, saying “Amiga emulator by Chui” and displaying a “Dreamcast Amiga uae4all” logo. Since, as I said, I couldn’t remember exactly where I got hold of the emulator I had just googled Chui’s emulator (whose page looked familiar) and posted the link to it.
The emulator I’m using is exactly the same one user “asiainorama” linked to above. As far as I understand it’s a modded version of Chui’s Dreamcast emulator for the RPi.Get this one!
ORIGINAL POST:
I had encountered the same bug upon installing RetroPie 1.8.1.
With no Linux knowledge whatsoever I spent a lot of time searching for a solution on the net – I don’t know where I came across my final solution (possibly I did on here), but this has been working on my Pie for quite some time now:Chui’s Dreamcast emulator (http://chui.dcemu.co.uk/uae4all.html).
Some random games don’t seem to work, but I’d say at least 95% of my collection run without any problems.
Also, there wasn’t any trouble configuring anything, mouse and two-player joystick support were available straight away.
02/06/2014 at 13:55 #4643sunjammerParticipant@pnow:
That’s interesting! What exactly have you done in order to get the amiga emulator working? Have you downloaded the source code and compiled it on the Raspi?04/27/2014 at 14:57 #6352chrislParticipantHello.
After rebuilding everything from sources, my UAE works.
I just have the problem, that UAE4RPI won´t use the df1.adf.Do you have any hints?
04/28/2014 at 11:37 #6377MutexParticipantI switched to the uae4all by chips.
It has a working GUI, so you can easily change the disks during play.It runs okish with the cyclone binary. I had some heavy frameskipping when the emulator was still loading the disks. But every game that I tried so far works pretty good.
I tried to get the uae4rpi working but never got the keyboard to work.
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