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momaw27
ParticipantSweet, dude!
Thanks for your work on this!
momaw27
ParticipantWhere are your ISOs located. I had this problem because I house my ISOs on a thumb drive… but figured out that my thumb drive was not set up to be writable. Maybe this is your issue?
momaw27
ParticipantMan, me too! What an excellent CHEAP way to emulate Atari – NES! I’d be interested to know how it runs Genesis and SNES roms too!
momaw27
ParticipantYeah, SSELPH’s scraper didn’t work for me because my PSX isos are in the .PBP format. The built in ES scraper works great… but is time consuming.
momaw27
ParticipantI believe what you’re missing is the GBA bios file.
Use your Google-fu to find the gba_bios.bin file and drop it in your BIOS folder found at /home/pi/RetroPie/bios
You should be good to go from there.
Hope this helps!
PS: I’m pretty sure you don’t need to connect to the internet to play GBA games
momaw27
ParticipantHello all!
I have all of my ROMS on a 128GB thumbdrive with the es_systems.cfg for all systems pointing directly to my USB drive, and it works great.
A few things I discovered in the process:
1. I had to get rid of the tilde “~” in the roms path when pointing to my USB stick. This is Linuxese for ‘go to root’.
2. I had to be sure where Retropie saw my stick. In my case it was USB0.
So my roms path for SNES looks like this:
/media/usb0/retropie/SNES
This works well for me, but I am looking into using symlinks in the future because every time I update my systems I have to re-edit my es_systems.cfg file… which is a pain.
momaw27
ParticipantMan, no kidding! This looks amazing!
I wonder if you made an image of your SD card, we would be able to burn it to ours?
momaw27
ParticipantTrue dat, my friend! That would be excellent!
Can this be done?
momaw27
ParticipantHey tipoto!
Any chance of putting up a video of what you’ve created?
momaw27
ParticipantWow man. that’s really looking good!
momaw27
ParticipantI like it. Looks like you’re throwing some SNES ports in the front?
momaw27
ParticipantExcellent idea! I’d love this option as well!
momaw27
ParticipantTo make thing a lot easier in terms of PSX emulation I have completely switched to .PBP files. These were originally used for PSX games to be playable on the PSP. No need for .cue files or .bins… The .PBP files work flawlessly in Retropie… Give them a try. I think you’ll like them.
A bonus is that multiple disc games are combined into one .PBP file… Much easier.
momaw27
ParticipantYes, I’d love to find the answer to this as well.
momaw27
ParticipantYep, the iBuffalo SNES controllers are quite amazing. They feel great, not cheap feeling at all. The start and select buttons are rubber, and to top it off, they are work flawlessly in Retropie!
momaw27
ParticipantHmmm, this sounds like a good idea. If at all possible, I’d like to have the script shutdown in such a way that the ‘number of times played’ function in ES saves properly as well.
Thanks!
momaw27
ParticipantI would just use ImageWriter to write an image of your SD card ro your HDD and then turn and burn that image onto your friend’s card.
momaw27
ParticipantIs this a new install?
momaw27
ParticipantHey MrKane!
This is crazy cool!
Do you have a link to your build photos? I’d love to see them.
momaw27
momaw27
ParticipantWow dude, this looks pretty awesome! Looking forward to seeing how this develops.
momaw27
ParticipantThanks for the report! Looking forward to watching this develop.
momaw27
ParticipantYour emulators will show up when you put some roms in their correct places on your SD card.
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/How-to-get-ROMs-on-the-SD-card
Hope that helps! If you need more help, don’t hesitate to ask!
momaw27
momaw27
ParticipantAre your SNES games zipped?
momaw27
Participanthttp://mardell.me/blog/how-to-load-roms-from-a-usb-drive-on-retropie/
I think this is what I used to play off of my thumb drive.
08/26/2015 at 23:36 in reply to: Logitech F310 controller: can't assign control to top right trigger #104786momaw27
ParticipantNice! Thank you!!!
08/26/2015 at 16:06 in reply to: Logitech F310 controller: can't assign control to top right trigger #104767momaw27
ParticipantYep, I have the same issue. But I have not figured out why it happens.
momaw27
ParticipantI don’t blame you! At any rate, this one looks excellent as well!
Thank you for all your work!
You are a true asset to this community!
momaw27
ParticipantAWESOME!
momaw27
ParticipantNo joke! Excellent work!
momaw27
ParticipantThat is AMAZING!!!!!
Thank you VERY much!
momaw27
ParticipantLooks great!!!
momaw27
ParticipantYou need a different power adapter. The one you have now doesn’t have enough power.
momaw27
ParticipantI’m wondering the same thing.
Thanks!
momaw27
ParticipantI’ve got a different problem. It takes about 1min for me to get to the commandline after hitting F4. Does anyone else have this issue?
momaw27
momaw27
ParticipantI had this same issue and I tracked it down to two things:
1. slightly mismatched ROMS for the particular emulator you’ve chosen (grab the .dat file for your emulator and run it and your roms through clrmame to see what you’re missing)
and
2. some missing roms in the NEOGEO.ZIP bios file
Which emulator are you using? I’ve successfully gotten almost all NeoGeo games running with lr-fba.
Good Luck!
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