the one from which i have it works mith madmonkey but they will release it to public when the software is better then now.Ok, i was not aware of that. I suppose a kernel patch is needed. Kernel sources were not available "to the mass" but probably madmonkey or someone else reversed it or has some sources to edit and recompile; anyway i suppose it will become public soon
Alright!! So you are beta testing the software if I understand correctly. If all this can be achieved without hard modding the system, I’ll be a happy man Keep us up to date as this is extremely interestingthe one from which i have it works mith madmonkey but they will release it to public when the software is better then now.
the programm need work to be user friendly.
at the moment you must insert the games und modify it from hand.
at a great games libary it is a hard work
Where and what specific cable did you buy?yes you can say thats beta testing.
but first the cable must be delievered
You can take a look at the tutorials I've made in my signature. They're pretty easy to follow.OK guys,
Today's my birthday, I have the day off of work and am bored so I want to make the leap and add Retroarch to my SNES Classic. I'm sick of not being able to play Uniracers and Alien vs. Predator.
I've been using the portable version of Hakchi V. 2.21c on my PC for the SNES and the old version 2.11 of the NES hakchi on my desktop separately. I'd like to combine them and have one, new version of Hakchi for both NES/SNES Classics with Retroarch running, however, I am not technically savvy...at all. I'm afraid I'll f*** it up.
I'll be on my desktop for most of the morning so could someone please PM me a clear way to do this?
Again, I'm dumb at this so I'd need step-by-step instructions
You can take a look at the tutorials I've made in my signature. They're pretty easy to follow.
I don't personally know if that's possible. You'd have to have two different hakchis in two different folders.I appreciate that and it would be great if I were starting from scratch with both systems but I have two separate systems on two separate Hakchis and I have no idea how to have one Hakchi for both without messing something up.
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
Could I just add Retroarch to the SNES Hakchi portable version so I can play the problematic games? Or does Retroarch only work with the full version of Hakchi?
As long as you have your original kernel backed up you'll be ok.Yeah, I was afraid of that. I'd like to just start all over with one Hakchi for both NES/SNES but I'm afraid of deleting the wrong thing or messing something else up.
I do. So what do I have to do to delete everything? Is there a way to save my savestates?As long as you have your original kernel backed up you'll be ok.
In hakchi, you can find a tab named "Save State manager", there you can export and import save statesI do. So what do I have to do to delete everything? Is there a way to save my savestates?
Damn, I don't have that for my NES Hakchi as it's too old of a version.In hakchi, you can find a tab named "Save State manager", there you can export and import save states
OK guys,
Today's my birthday, I have the day off of work and am bored so I want to make the leap and add Retroarch to my SNES Classic. I'm sick of not being able to play Uniracers and Au
I do. So what do I have to do to delete everything? Is there a way to save my savestates?
If it where me I would download the news hakchi2.21f debug zip....
I prefer zip for the portability.
Then once u extract it you can copy over the dump folder from both of you other hakchis...
Also copy the game folder and SNES games folder...
Once done you should be good... And if not u still have the other 2 setups because your not actually deleting anything until you know your good
Damn, I don't have that for my NES Hakchi as it's too old of a version.
Sigh. I give up. This is seems to be a big hassle. I don't need Alien vs. Predator, Uniracers or Super Wrestlemania that bad, I suppose.
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
Once you move the dump folder over to the newest hacki you can plug up the NES and go to setting and export all you save states before actually updating the software on it.