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Very cool. I'd add controllers to the missing consoles. Neo geo looks bland. Move logos around, for example N64. And add CPS 1 and 2 and Famicom.
can you share a n64 image with controller?
_N64.png N64.png

thank you all for the nice folder/system covers B-)
 
Default cores are the ones that you see in "cores" folder of release.zip.
I obviously can't include a core that has a bug this serious as a main one.

Anyway, you still can use snes9x2010. Just don't use savestates.

Ah, but you put the snes9x2010 core in the extra cores folder?

Also, is it a problem to keep using snes9x2010 and only creating a few save states, or are you saying don't create any at all? My total memory is less than 150/300MB, so I'm not terribly worried about space.
 
@pcm720 Hi guy ! Thank you for your great job. Is it possible to switch side in FDS NES games without using retroarch menu ? Thank you very much. Rgs.

You have three options:
1. Remap the buttons in RetroArch menu, save remap file and forget about RetroArch menu.
2. Use Classic Controller. L to eject, R to switch sides (or the other way around)
3. Use kachikachi (Nintendo's emulator). If I'm not mistaken, it should switch the sides automatically when you press Start.

Is there a list of the command line options available?
Is the force fceumm command? --core fceumm?
I forced nestopia on something and ended up preferring the fceumm, but it won't stay on the other.

https://github.com/pcm720/retroarch-clover/blob/master/README.md

Ah, but you put the snes9x2010 core in the extra cores folder?
Also, is it a problem to keep using snes9x2010 and only creating a few save states, or are you saying don't create any at all? My total memory is less than 150/300MB, so I'm not terribly worried about space.
Not really. You can use savestates, just install use_snes9x2010.hmod. I forgot to put --ra-nosaves flag there, so savestates will work.
 
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I've installed gb, gba, tg16 and genesis roms without problems. Each console has a folder, games split equally (25 per subfolder).

I can't get to work snes roms, with .smc extension. I've snes9x2005 core (but no use_snes9x2005) and when a game is opened it instantly returns to the menu.
Is it a core problem? I had similar issue with genesis roms in .bin format, changed to .smd and worked.

(Overall used memory: 117mb/300mb)
 
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what cores does the 'common' bios of neogeo.zip work?
into: \user_mods\bios_images.hmod\etc\libretro\system

fbalpha2012_neogeo.hmod
fb_alpha.hmod
mame2003.hmod
----------------------------
-DOESN'T WORK-

rgs.
 
I've installed gb, gba, tg16 and genesis roms without problems. Each console has a folder, games split equally (25 per subfolder).
I can't get to work snes roms, with .smc extension. I've snes9x2005 core (but no use_snes9x2005) and when a game is opened it instantly returns to the menu.
Is it a core problem? I had similar issue with genesis roms in .bin format, changed to .smd and worked.

Just reinstall snes9x2005 from the latest release.

what cores does the 'common' bios of neogeo.zip work?
into: \user_mods\bios_images.hmod\etc\libretro\system

fbalpha2012_neogeo.hmod
fb_alpha.hmod
mame2003.hmod
----------------------------
-DOESN'T WORK-

rgs.

That's because neogeo.zip must be in the game's directory, read the README.md.
 
Not really. You can use savestates, just install use_snes9x2010.hmod. I forgot to put --ra-nosaves flag there, so savestates will work.

Thank you. I think I'm just going to stick with my current setup (0.4), unless you fixed some other important bugs in 0.4.1 that I don't know about. I want snes9x2010 as my default and since I'm a bit unclear on what to do with the use_snes9x2010.hmod, I think it makes sense to stay put for now.
 
pcm720 said:
That's because neogeo.zip must be in the game's directory, read the README.md.

I'd already read the readme. Thanks.

But... Is there any way to make 'common' bios for all neogeo games? The question is to save memory space.
 
That's because neogeo.zip must be in the game's directory, read the README.md.

I have read this and seem to still be struggling for whatever reason...

game folder means?

The individual game folder such as Windjammers the bios (neogeo.zip) needs to be in this folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-DULGN)
The neogeo.zip needs to be just in the games folder itself outside of any specific folder? (hakchi2\games)
The neogeo.zip files needs to be in the retroarch game folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-RARCH)

Or am I way off here? I have tried all of the above with core fbalpha2012_neogeo and fbalpha2012... or do I just have the wrong core doing the work?
 
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I have read this and seem to still be struggling for whatever reason...

game folder means?

The individual game folder such as Windjammers the bios (neogeo.zip) needs to be in this folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-DULGN)
The neogeo.zip needs to be just in the games folder itself outside of any specific folder? (hakchi2\games)
The neogeo.zip files needs to be in the retroarch game folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-RARCH)

Or am I way off here? I have tried all of the above with core fbalpha2012_neogeo and fbalpha2012... or do I just have the wrong core doing the work?

The individual game folder such as Windjammers the bios (neogeo.zip) needs to be in this folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-DULGN)

That is what is meant for placing it, each individual game folder that needs that bios would need it.
 
I have read this and seem to still be struggling for whatever reason...

game folder means?

The individual game folder such as Windjammers the bios (neogeo.zip) needs to be in this folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-DULGN)
The neogeo.zip needs to be just in the games folder itself outside of any specific folder? (hakchi2\games)
The neogeo.zip files needs to be in the retroarch game folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-RARCH)

Or am I way off here? I have tried all of the above with core fbalpha2012_neogeo and fbalpha2012... or do I just have the wrong core doing the work?
You have to put it in the individual game folder and you also have to change the command line argument of the game, replace zip with neo, like this
Code:
/bin/neo /usr/share/games/nes/kachikachi/CLV-Z-YYVWC/mslug.zip
 
Thank you @Cluster for 2.13e. It works perfectly for me, just synced all my games.

- 30x NES
- 45x SNES
- 4x N64
- 4x GB
- 3x Mega Drive
- Each System in own folder with artwork

It only consumes 125MB with .7z. Every game is playable.

Just wanted to point out your great work. I love this machine :)
 
I'd already read the readme. Thanks.
But... Is there any way to make 'common' bios for all neogeo games? The question is to save memory space.

No, the core looks for neogeo.zip in the ROM folder.
I guess we could put a symlink in the game folder pointing to /etc/libretro/system/neogeo.zip, but NTFS (obviously) doesn't support symbolic links.
I might have an idea on how to accomplish that, but it'll have to wait until I have more free time. I'm not even sure that symbolic links to neogeo.zip will work (they should, but who knows)
 
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I have read this and seem to still be struggling for whatever reason...

game folder means?

The individual game folder such as Windjammers the bios (neogeo.zip) needs to be in this folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-DULGN)
The neogeo.zip needs to be just in the games folder itself outside of any specific folder? (hakchi2\games)
The neogeo.zip files needs to be in the retroarch game folder? (hakchi2\games\CLV-Z-RARCH)

Or am I way off here? I have tried all of the above with core fbalpha2012_neogeo and fbalpha2012... or do I just have the wrong core doing the work?
It needs to be in the individual games game folder. It also needs to stay zipped.
 
Anyone notice a difference in quality between the 30 preloaded games and re-uploading those 30 games through hakchi?

Same quality or do the Nintendo versions have better quality?

I've switched out super c and can't tell a difference on that one.
 
Anyone notice a difference in quality between the 30 preloaded games and re-uploading those 30 games through hakchi?

Same quality or do the Nintendo versions have better quality?

I've switched out super c and can't tell a difference on that one.
There shouldn't be any difference because Nintendo used pirated ROMs for the stock games!
 
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Going to do a big sync today. What is the current recommendations for number of games per folder for healthy game saves?
 

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