Openbor on usb
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@cyperghost said in Openbor on usb:
You can use this script here to extract your PAKs
i've see this script but how do i use it ? do i lunch it by
wget "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crcerror/RetroPie-OpenBOR-scripts/master/extract.sh ?( this script is the v0.67 is it better ? ) and if I wanna make my rom in /media/usb/roms/ports/openbors where do I make the directory ?
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@wsamael No you lunch usually no scripts
you download it with the
wgetcommand and and then you excute withbash -
@cyperghost ok Thanks :) I 'll try this as soon as I can :)
ps: just one last question ( I hope ^^ ) where do I change the files directory to put mine (/media/usb/roms/ ports/openbor ) ?
I must change this line
" BORROM_DIR="/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor" " -
@wsamael Yes the script looks for your
*.pakfiles in the directory you mentioned, so change the path here. -
it doesn' twork :( the game has created in th efolder, it's not appear in openbor. that work with
BORROM_DIR="/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor"
but it's not with
BORROM_DIR="/media/usb0/roms/ports/openbor" work with
in the both of them, that extract the game but in "usb" i can't launch it
ps sorry about my english i hope you understand me ;)
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script ok
#!/bin/bash # PAK EXTRACT v0.67 # # by cyperghost for retropie.org.uk # 1. PLACE BARE PAK FILES to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/pak # 2. RUN THE SCRIPT (with user pi!) # 3. Data will be extracted to ./openbor/gamename.bor/data # 4. pak files will be backuped from gamename.pak to gamename.pak.original # Change pathes as you like! EXTRACT_BOREXE="/opt/retropie/ports/openbor/borpak" BORROM_DIR="/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor" BORPAK_DIR="$BORROM_DIR/pak" if [[ -f $EXTRACT_BOREXE ]]; then mkdir -p "$BORPAK_DIR" cd "$BORPAK_DIR" for i in *.[Pp][Aa][Kk]; do FILE="${i%%.*}" if [[ $FILE == '*' ]]; then echo "Aborting... No files to extract in $BORPAK_DIR!" exit fi mkdir -p "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" echo "Extracting file: $i" echo "to dir: $BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" sleep 3 "$EXTRACT_BOREXE" -d "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" "$i" echo "-------- Done Extracting: $i ---------" echo "-- Backup $i >> $i.original --" mv "$i" "$i.original" sleep 5 done echo "Extraction done without errors!" else echo "borpak executive file not found in $EXTRACT_BOREXE" echo "Exit now...." fi sleep 5 script not ok ``` #!/bin/bash # PAK EXTRACT v0.67 # # by cyperghost for retropie.org.uk # 1. PLACE BARE PAK FILES to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/pak # 2. RUN THE SCRIPT (with user pi!) # 3. Data will be extracted to ./openbor/gamename.bor/data # 4. pak files will be backuped from gamename.pak to gamename.pak.original # Change pathes as you like! EXTRACT_BOREXE="/opt/retropie/ports/openbor/borpak" BORROM_DIR="/media/usb0/roms/ports/openbor" BORPAK_DIR="$BORROM_DIR/pak" if [[ -f $EXTRACT_BOREXE ]]; then mkdir -p "$BORPAK_DIR" cd "$BORPAK_DIR" for i in *.[Pp][Aa][Kk]; do FILE="${i%%.*}" if [[ $FILE == '*' ]]; then echo "Aborting... No files to extract in $BORPAK_DIR!" exit fi mkdir -p "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" echo "Extracting file: $i" echo "to dir: $BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" sleep 3 "$EXTRACT_BOREXE" -d "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" "$i" echo "-------- Done Extracting: $i ---------" echo "-- Backup $i >> $i.original --" mv "$i" "$i.original" sleep 5 done echo "Extraction done without errors!" else echo "borpak executive file not found in $EXTRACT_BOREXE" echo "Exit now...." fi sleep 5 -
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oups je viens de voir que j'ai raté mon message
alors le script qui marche
#!/bin/bash # PAK EXTRACT v0.67 # # by cyperghost for retropie.org.uk # 1. PLACE BARE PAK FILES to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/pak # 2. RUN THE SCRIPT (with user pi!) # 3. Data will be extracted to ./openbor/gamename.bor/data # 4. pak files will be backuped from gamename.pak to gamename.pak.original # Change pathes as you like! EXTRACT_BOREXE="/opt/retropie/ports/openbor/borpak" BORROM_DIR="/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor" BORPAK_DIR="$BORROM_DIR/pak" if [[ -f $EXTRACT_BOREXE ]]; then mkdir -p "$BORPAK_DIR" cd "$BORPAK_DIR" for i in *.[Pp][Aa][Kk]; do FILE="${i%%.*}" if [[ $FILE == '*' ]]; then echo "Aborting... No files to extract in $BORPAK_DIR!" exit fi mkdir -p "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" echo "Extracting file: $i" echo "to dir: $BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" sleep 3 "$EXTRACT_BOREXE" -d "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" "$i" echo "-------- Done Extracting: $i ---------" echo "-- Backup $i >> $i.original --" mv "$i" "$i.original" sleep 5 done echo "Extraction done without errors!" else echo "borpak executive file not found in $EXTRACT_BOREXE" echo "Exit now...." fi sleep 5et celui qui ne passe pas
#!/bin/bash # PAK EXTRACT v0.67 # # by cyperghost for retropie.org.uk # 1. PLACE BARE PAK FILES to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/pak # 2. RUN THE SCRIPT (with user pi!) # 3. Data will be extracted to ./openbor/gamename.bor/data # 4. pak files will be backuped from gamename.pak to gamename.pak.original # Change pathes as you like! EXTRACT_BOREXE="/opt/retropie/ports/openbor/borpak" BORROM_DIR="/media/usb0/roms/ports/openbor" BORPAK_DIR="$BORROM_DIR/pak" if [[ -f $EXTRACT_BOREXE ]]; then mkdir -p "$BORPAK_DIR" cd "$BORPAK_DIR" for i in *.[Pp][Aa][Kk]; do FILE="${i%%.*}" if [[ $FILE == '*' ]]; then echo "Aborting... No files to extract in $BORPAK_DIR!" exit fi mkdir -p "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" echo "Extracting file: $i" echo "to dir: $BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" sleep 3 "$EXTRACT_BOREXE" -d "$BORROM_DIR/$FILE.bor" "$i" echo "-------- Done Extracting: $i ---------" echo "-- Backup $i >> $i.original --" mv "$i" "$i.original" sleep 5 done echo "Extraction done without errors!" else echo "borpak executive file not found in $EXTRACT_BOREXE" echo "Exit now...." fi sleep 5donc au final je me demande si le soucis n'est pas dans les reglage d'openbor car c'est lui qui ne les voit pas mais je ne voit pas ou le modifier .
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@wsamael Is there any error during extraction?
How do you launch the OpenBOR? -
I think is no error during extraction
And I try to launch OPB with the ES Menu (like another system ) or I try to launch in ports menu an Ports menu but that dosn't work
i saw it in es menu but if I launch it that launch opb menu and may rom dosn't appear
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asterix it's ok (on sd card) but street fighter ( on usb key) dosn't work . If I launch it, that launch opb and not Street fighter
( I hope you understand what i mean )
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@wsamael The OpenBOR engine you are using is very old. That may be the reason that Asterix (also an old BOR title) works and Street Fighter maybe not. Did you try to extract Asterix on USB key, too?
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@cyperghost
No Astérix is extract on sd card with your script in/home/pi/RetroPie/.... and it's work goodHow can i update openbor ? I've install it bye retropie-setup ?
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sorry , yes I try to extract asterix on usb ans it's not ok, but if I extract street fighter on sd , it's work good
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@wsamael Please post following
data of
/opt/retropie/configs/ports/openbor/emulators.cfgThere should be this entry (The %ROM% is vital)
openbor= "pushd /opt/retropie/ports/openbor; /opt/retropie/ports/openbor/OpenBOR %ROM%; popd" default = "openbor"And your
es_system.cfgshould contain the following part<name>openbor</name> <fullname>OpenBOR</fullname> <path>/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor</path> <extension>.bor .BOR</extension> <command>/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh 0 _PORT_ openbor %ROM%</command> <platform>pc</platform> <theme>openbor</theme>Can you check?
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@cyperghost
ok so I've delete the old version, and I've installed the 6xxx ( thanks you for the advice) and it's work. So, this version don't need to extract the .pak ? -
@wsamael Yes the 6xxx version does not need to extract PAKs and and ir offers much more games available to play. It's only the specific OpenBOR version here for RetroPie that makes a need to extract pack files.
I just want to avoid confusion because the 6xxx port is not official supported here.
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@cyperghost
ok I understand, Thanks for all :)
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