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    PSX Bios installed but not recognized

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    • edmaul69E
      edmaul69 @r3d007
      last edited by

      @r3d007 do you have the correct sega cd bios for the sega cd emulator you are using? They are listed here. Caps and lowercase and correct bios per emulator have to match whats here

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      • r3d007R
        r3d007
        last edited by

        @edmaul69
        now i've tried to copy the bios files and a game just to the sd card without using my thumbdrive. same result.

        but the md5sum of my bios files match the md5sum in the wiki. now i'm more confused than before.

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        • edmaul69E
          edmaul69 @r3d007
          last edited by

          @r3d007 try giving 0777 permissions to the files. See if that helps.

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          • r3d007R
            r3d007
            last edited by

            @edmaul69
            nope doesn't changed anything.

            any other ideas?

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            • edmaul69E
              edmaul69 @r3d007
              last edited by edmaul69

              @r3d007 stick them in their systems game roms folders

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              • edmaul69E
                edmaul69 @r3d007
                last edited by

                @r3d007 and try this with both systems. Dont assume because it didnt work in one system it wont work in the other.

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                • W
                  W44dde
                  last edited by W44dde

                  the only bios file you should need for psx is SCPH1001.BIN
                  delete the ones you put in, download and add this one instead, restart the pi and this should work?

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                  • edmaul69E
                    edmaul69 @W44dde
                    last edited by

                    @w44dde you need to remove the link. Naming and linking rom sites is against the forum rules.

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                    • W
                      W44dde @edmaul69
                      last edited by

                      @edmaul69 my bad!

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                      • r3d007R
                        r3d007
                        last edited by

                        @edmaul69
                        Thanks now it works fine. I put the BIOS files into the rom folder and SegaCD games are running and no error message from PSX.
                        Thanks for your help.

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                        • edmaul69E
                          edmaul69 @r3d007
                          last edited by

                          @r3d007 no problem. Glad i could help.

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                          • edmaul69E
                            edmaul69 @r3d007
                            last edited by

                            @r3d007so i decidedto solve the mystery of why you had to put the bios' in the roms folder. if the retroarch.cfg in /opt/retropie/configs/all/ does not have the line:

                            system_directory = "/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS"
                            

                            or it is #hashtagged out, or you edited the retroarch.cfg for those systems either manually or through the retroarch gui, that made major config changes then you need to put them in the roms folder. to fix this open up /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg and see if that system directory line is in there. if it is #hashtagged out, remove the hashtag and save.if it is not in there, then add it. if it is correct open up the retroarch.cfg in the individual systems config folders and find the issue and delete or correct it. the rgui can mess things up when you are using it, hence why i never use it to configure anything other than core-options.

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