If it wont work after that then make sure that again you have all the bios files mame requires and that you have the rom file(should be less that a meg in size) create a folder and call it the same name as your chd and put your new chd file in it then set your directories path one for your roms dir and another one for your chd folder inside your rom folder Then check the new file that has been created in the directory and audit it with ClrMAMEPro or try chdman - verify "your new chd" This will generate a new updated "simpbowl.chd" file in the same directory.
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Then Use chdman to update the chd by using the command "chdman -update simpbowlold.chd simpbowl.chd" Try this (im using the simpbowl as a reference to the chd.)įirst, rename the chd file "simpbowl.chd" to "simpbowlold.chd"Ĭlick start->run and type "cmd" to open a command promptīrowse to the directory which chdman.exe is located (like you did before using chdir in your case should be "chdir D:\as") Ive not used mamed before but have you updated the chd because with mame any version after 0.78 the chd process was changed.
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If your using mame32 (or MameUI32) click the tab on the left hand side of mame that says HardDisk or chd (not too sure which) then doubleclick the game name your trying to play (even if the game is not there (it should be in the tab that says available).) so that you get the missing rom file error and it should say whats missing then check it on google to see what files missing then look for a download of it.Įdited by d0uga1, 24 March 2010 - 12:27 AM. I do know that you have to put the chd in its own folder within the roms directory and also have a rom file of the same game zipped in the roms directory.Īlso make sure you have the all the bios files in your rom directory. If you just type chdman.exe after youve change directory in command prompt it will give a list of what you can do with chdman. It will verify the the chd file and tell you if its a working chd.
My Pi is not overclocked in any way.When using chdman click start menu then run then type cmdĬhdman.exe -verify then press enterĬ:\Documents and Settings\d0uga1>chdir C:\Documents and Settings\d0uga1\desktop\chdman test folderthis is when i run chdman and get it to verify the rom file simpbowl(simpsons bowling)Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\d0uga1\desktop\chdman test folder>chdman.exe -verify simpbowl.chd So to be clear, my ROM files have not changed. At least the ROMs that are supported by the emus, anyway. With my previous setup, regardless of what (crappy) image I was using, I had all of my ROMs on a USB drive and they were working perfectly.
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This seems to only effect Atomiswave games, not Naomi ones.įor all of these I'm using ROMs from a 0.218 MAME full set. I reinstalled RetroPie using the official image, on a Pi4. I can't even imagine how horribly Dreamcast, Naomi and Atomiswave ROMs would run on a Pi 2 or 3.Įdit 2: Here are the games I have personally tested:ģ - Sometime won't load again until I delete the nvmem files. Assuming you have the correct ROM version and the right BIOS inĮdit: This is Pi 4 only. opt/retropie/configs/dreamcast/retroarch.cfgĪfter that, you just drop your naomi ROMs intoĪnd then select lr-flycast as the emulator. opt/retropie/configs/arcade/retroarch.cfgīecause that's what the RPS script adds to That will make the emulator selectable from the runcommand menu. Lr-flycast = "/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-flycast/flycast_libretro.so I've had a lot of success getting Sega Naomi and Atomiswave games running with lr-flycast and I wanted to have them condensed into the arcade ROM folder with the rest of my arcade games.
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