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    PPSSPP weird error.

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    • Mr.EmuM
      Mr.Emu
      last edited by

      Hello there! I've got an odd problem with my PPSSPP. The problem is, that when I try to run my game (it's F1 2009, file format is .iso), an error occurs. It says can only boot one file. I've been looking for simillar threads on this forum, but I didn't find anything, that would solve my problem. Can you help me?
      Mr.Emu
      PS: I don't use libretrocore ppsspp, saying in advance. And there is only 0-f12k9.iso file in my folder, nothing else like 0-f12k9.cso or 0-f12k9.pbp.

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      • SanoS
        Sano
        last edited by

        Just passing by.
        I can't help you with your issue at first glance, but I really like your avatar :)

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        • Mr.EmuM
          Mr.Emu @Sano
          last edited by

          @sano Wow, thanks :D . Appreciate...
          Become friend
          Seduce user <--- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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          • SanoS
            Sano
            last edited by Sano

            Couldn't insert image at first try
            Edit : sorry, I miserably failed to insert a picture at first try.

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            • Mr.EmuM
              Mr.Emu @Sano
              last edited by Mr.Emu

              @Sano
              blank space, blank space everywhere

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              • Mr.EmuM
                Mr.Emu @Sano
                last edited by Mr.Emu

                @sano Ok. And now, seriously, let's stop our conversation. I just don't want this thread to be deleted, as spam thread or something. But you're nice person anyway ;)

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                • SanoS
                  Sano
                  last edited by Sano

                  After a quick look, it seems that it's the command line call for ppsspp that has an issue.
                  According to the source, this error message only appears when more than a single rom name is specified in the command line arguments : https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp/blob/master/UI/NativeApp.cpp

                  Could you please provide us with more informations about your setup, and maybe paste the last lines of /dev/shm/runcommand.log ?

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                  • Mr.EmuM
                    Mr.Emu @Sano
                    last edited by

                    @sano Unfortunately, I won't be able to deliver these details today, because I don't have access to my Raspberry Pi at the momment... I will try tomorrow.

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                    • Mr.EmuM
                      Mr.Emu @Sano
                      last edited by

                      @sano Hello! I will send you more informations in a momment... Just give me one minute, or two.

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                      • Mr.EmuM
                        Mr.Emu @Sano
                        last edited by Mr.Emu

                        @sano I didn't find runcommand.log file... What should I do in that case?

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                        • SanoS
                          Sano @Mr.Emu
                          last edited by Sano

                          @mr-emu You have to try to launch your rom from ES, then check /dev/shm/runcommand.log (or /tmp/runcommand.log depending on your retropie version).
                          Also please provide us with basic informations, as stated here : https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                          • Mr.EmuM
                            Mr.Emu @Sano
                            last edited by Mr.Emu

                            @sano You know what dude? I solved the problem myself :D . You know PPSSPP for Windows for e.g. It's in the same form as the one I mentioned. But now, I want to mess with es_systems.cfg, to run it through the Emulationstation menu. You see, the reason of can only boot one file error, was that in the es_systems.cfg file, there was line like this:
                            <command>/opt/retropie/emulators/ppsspp/PPSSPPDL</command>
                            And when I was trying to open .iso file through th ES menu, RetroPie was cofused, whether it should run PPSSPPDL, or .iso file. That was the reason of occuring can only boot one file error message. Coming back to es_systems.cfg, how to edit it in order to run PPSSPPDL, through psp section??? Hardware list, if necessary:

                            • Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
                            • 32GB Sandisk SD Card
                            • TP-LINK 150Mbps Wireless Nano USB Adapter (Model TL- WN725N)
                            • Esperanza Bluetooth USB Dongle (model wasn't specified on the box, I'm really sorry...)
                            • PPSSPPDL (non-libretrocore version, but I told you about it before)
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