thanks I'll try it when I get homeEdit you bin (maybe cps2) and at the end of core line add. --ra-nosaves
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thanks I'll try it when I get homeEdit you bin (maybe cps2) and at the end of core line add. --ra-nosaves
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Are you SURE it's nestopia and not fceumm? First time I tried to use nestopia, hakchi fooled me. To make sure : launch a PAL game with nes mini emulator, music will be a little faster because nes mini emulator is for NTSC system. After that, try the same game with retroarch. If music speed doesn't change, it's fceumm. If it sound different (slower) the PAL game run on nestopia at it normal speed.
i made a mod that make games fill the screen, because i had same issue with MS games and PC Engine, search the nosmooth mod if you want it, im not at home right nowI managed to get Sega Master System games to run, but they are in a smaller box and also cannot be saved. Help?
Now I know why n64bin says that in the note pad. No wonder people say 64 games don't save.Edit you bin (maybe cps2) and at the end of core line add. --ra-nosaves
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I managed to add and install a snes9x_2005.hmod file by modifying the 2010 one, I am keeping them both. Is there a way to point out to certain games to use the 2005 hmod instead of the 2010, maybe by adding an command line argument? Thanks.Yes, thank you. I'll look into it
So, PicoDrive is working fine on your NES Mini?Man, about the 32X. I think no bios is necessary (I build the picodrive.hmod with picodrive) but only I installed module Picodrive (I put the necessary BIOS on \retroarch.hmod\etc\libretro\system) But I forget to install Retroarch module (So the BIOS are in my PC not in mini)
I tried Stellar Assault and Virtua Fighters and works like a charm. So I understand that without BIOS must work ok. If continued with problems I check the pcm picodrive (maybe it's the core) or maybe you mistake something. Let me do more tests.
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That's what modules are for.I managed to add and install a snes9x_2005.hmod file by modifying the 2010 one, I am keeping them both. Is there a way to point out to certain games to use the 2005 hmod instead of the 2010, maybe by adding an command line argument? Thanks.
Yes just direct the games command in hakchi. To ether pull from snes bin or your newsnes bin.I managed to add and install a snes9x_2005.hmod file by modifying the 2010 one, I am keeping them both. Is there a way to point out to certain games to use the 2005 hmod instead of the 2010, maybe by adding an command line argument? Thanks.
Yes I check some times with differents games and works ok, no BIOS needed. I think the games was from the paradise of emus.So, PicoDrive is working fine on your NES Mini?
That's what modules are for.
There will be an update with the Snes9x_2005 core
I'm sorry, the Snes9x2010 source file zip?Cause you didn't download the source file zip.
You don't have the access then and I don't have pcms version. I have clusters version still. Just changed out snes and gba cores. On this page. On the bottom you see the 4 things you can download. Download (source file zip) it's the third one down.I'm sorry, the Snes9x2010 source file zip?
I'm working from the instructions here #5344 and there's no mention of that there. Where did I get it and what am I supposed to do with it?
I do have the latest version of @pcm720 's file from here installed and everything appears to be working perfectly on the Mini. I can access everything that I should be able to access but I just don't have the etc, cores or bin folders that @Jackel mentions in their instructions.
Yes I check some times with differents games and works ok, no BIOS needed. I think the games was from the paradise of emus.
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When I fix my mod I don't uninstall it. I just reinstall it on top of the other one as well and I have 0 issues. But I also don't have anyone else's build but the first one.So after more investigating, I believe my NESCE's boot sequence is hanging after experimenting with RetroArch builds, I installed Cluster's, pcm720's, and one floating on reddit, all on top of each other :\ I should have uninstalled and then installed the alternate build in hindsight. To compound things, I was also installing all the cores I found here as well as a custom one of my own, and upon uninstalling one my system now boots with a black screen. I have tried all the way down to v 2.08 of Hakchi with uninstalls and restores all the way up to 2.12 and the debug version, flashing does not fail, ever. There may be some remnant file in the etc/libretro folder thats creating an issue, but without being able to SSH into the NESCE, I'm left to wonder if its possible to try installing an hmod with a bash script to remove the libretro folder entirely. There's a post on reddit about booting to a black screen and resolving it once the user unisntalled RetroArch, of which I have tried, but I'm fairly certain due to installing multiple versions on top of itself, the folder is still there.
Thoughts?
When I fix my mod I don't uninstall it. I just reinstall it on top of the other one as well and I have 0 issues. But I also don't have anyone else's build but the first one.
You can't flash original kernel back? See this is why I keep all my previous builds. Something goes wrong on 2.12 I still have my full 2.11 setup seperate.Yeah, I took "this is unbrickable" a little too literally in my case. I tried various versions looking for the ideal setup, people have been posting their custom builds on reddit with more cores and that is what I think has lead to my problem since I was just copying one over the other :\
I can't believe I'm the first
Hello ! Could you please tell me how to achieve step 7)? I know how to install the retroarch module (I already did it once) but I don't know how to uninstall it ? Thanks!!
Anyone want to try getting Doom running? The SNES and N64 versions are terrible. 32x maybe... still waiting on that to work.
Anyone want to try getting Doom running? The SNES and N64 versions are terrible. 32x maybe... still waiting on that to work.