Retroarch is now on Retail Mode (Xbox Series S/X)
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Yes, but don't worry. Put everything on an external hdd marked as media drive. Then backup your retroarch.cfg in retroarch's folder in local host. External is D on retail while it's E on devmode, so backup separate config files if you use both. Those config files are less than a MB, so space is no longer worrisome.
Another question: some core not work with the rom file on the external USB device.
I have test some Retroarch cores with game rom file on the external usb NTFS devices. Some cores worked, some not .
1 FC fceumm ,worked
2 MD genses,worked
3 GBA vgba_m worked
4 SFC snes9x worked
5 PS1 pcsx rearmed worked.
6 Arcade FBNEO worked
7 PPSSPP core not work,but standalone app worked
8 flycast(dreamcast,atomisware,naomi),not work,neither the standalone app
I have test some Retroarch cores with game rom file on the external usb NTFS devices. Some cores worked, some not .
1 FC fceumm ,worked
2 MD genses,worked
3 GBA vgba_m worked
4 SFC snes9x worked
5 PS1 pcsx rearmed worked.
6 Arcade FBNEO worked
7 PPSSPP core not work,but standalone app worked
8 flycast(dreamcast,atomisware,naomi),not work,neither the standalone app
All those working here from USB except I haven't tried psp. My sega dreamcast games are in .chd format.
My PSP dumps are in cso format, Dreamcast are in CDI format. I will check different format files to see which is the casue.
Flycast in RA should load cdi, gdi and chd if I remember correctly. My fba sets wouldnt load so I used mame and didn try to hard to figure it out :/
ppsspp and flycast have separate, standalone emulators iirc, probably because the retroarch ones are shit. haha
Flycast 60 fps for me on series x ra. Smooth what ive tested. Not sure about ppsspp.
Last night I test the flycast core and found that I miss the DC bios package, So I copy the bios to the system dir and then found atomiswave roms run well , but the naomi zip and the dreamcast cdi rom still not worked, it show the read the file error message.
Try chd format with one game to see. I had issue with fbneo and multiple sets, none ran.
OK，I will check chd format。
And with the fbneo , do you download the correct fba arcade rom set ?? like 0.2.97.43(about 15GB ) or 44(about 20GB)
Yeah have sets, Think RA is messed up a little. My same sets work on ps4 fbneo.
You should join gamr13's discord channel. He says when he's added update cores. Microsoft removes them within like a week, so he has to re-upload them. The homebrew will not update by itself if their taken down. You'll have to download or redownload from the app, which is also periodically removed.
Last night， I test PSP CSO , it worked , but seemed lower performance that the standalone app.
And the bad news is that the dreamcast chd and naomi zip format for the flycast still not work show the read file error or the core not support VFS if i set the cache for the game.
I will test the chd or cdi in the internal disk.
Another thing is that the thumbnails on the external disk seemed not work neither...
Im playing from usb chd format with playlist. Thumbnails default directory works for me. Custom path should work. In settings point it to USB directory you have them in.
I test the cdi from the internal disk, damnit ,it worked.
And I downloaded the log while error with external disk pasted below. I think maybe it is related to the core vfs support function.
[libretro INFO] core/hw/mem/_vmem.cpp:494 N[VMEM]: Info: nvmem is enabled, with addr space of size 512MB
[libretro INFO] core/hw/mem/_vmem.cpp:589 N[VMEM]: BASE 00007ff4284f0000 RAM(16 MB) 00007ff4344f0000 VRAM64(8 MB) 00007ff42c4f0000 ARAM(2 MB) 00007ff4484f0000
[INFO] [Content]: Core does not support VFS - copying to cache directory.
ERROR Content: 无法读取游戏文件 "D:\roms\Dreamcast\斑鸠.cdi". (during copy read or write)[/ERROR]
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