NEO-GEO CD for Dummies

[Darksavior]

@shavecat You need to post the contents of runcommand.log with verbose logging enabled.

[shavecat]

@Darksavior
how do i do that ?

[Darksavior]

@shavecat https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/

[shavecat]

@Darksavior
That is what i wrote already -0
"/dev/shm/runcommand.log"

Hello logfile - runcommand-onstart checking in here
Hello logfile - runcommand-onstart checking in here
Parameters:
Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/lib$
Hello logfile - runcommand-onend checking in here
Hello logfile - runcommand-onend checking in here

[mitu]

@shavecat said in NEO-GEO CD for Dummies:

That is what i wrote already -0

That's not a Verbose log. Enable verbose logging and then look into the log to see the error. Post it on pastebin.com.

[shavecat]

@mitu
"When launching Libretro cores (those prefixed by lr-) the Runcommand launch menu presents the option to Launch with verbose logging. This outputs more information to the log file found in /dev/shm/runcommand.log which is useful, and often necessary, when diagnosing problems. Once the game is exited, the log file can be downloaded via SFTP or viewed directly via the command line.

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What im doing worng ???

I did got it runging with the fbeno-neocd
but its getting to the disc loding screen and quit
https://pastebin.com/URSMK3sW

[mitu]

@shavecat said in NEO-GEO CD for Dummies:

https://pastebin.com/URSMK3sW

Again, this is not a verbose log.

[shavecat]

@mitu
Hey again
so how do i do that ?
there is no explain ...

[mitu]

@shavecat said in NEO-GEO CD for Dummies:

so how do i do that ?

I think it's described pretty well in the docs - in the link posted by me or other posters. Just start the game by choosing the 'Launch with verbose logging' from the runcommand launch menu.

[shavecat]

@mitu
thanks u
for some reason didnt notice it
so im using the lr-neocd
and its loading but i just getting a black screen
https://pastebin.com/V64i6q1n

[mitu]

Either a bad .chd file or missing BIOS files - which should match what's described in https://github.com/libretro/neocd_libretro. Your SYSTEM folder is borked though, instead of pointing to the BIOS folder as it's configured in RetroPie, it points to the ROMs folder - you probably reset the RetroArch's configuration file or messed up the configuration when you created a separate system for NeoGeto CD.

[shavecat]

@mitu
Okay thanks
i will check it out :))
can i uninstall and install retrorach and it will fix it ?

[mitu]

@shavecat said in NEO-GEO CD for Dummies:

can i uninstall and install retrorach and it will fix it ?

No, that's not how it works.

[shavecat]

@mitu
didnt think so.
will give it a try with the bios system and chd thanks :)/

Got it working was needed to change in the retroach menu the bios select .
thanks a lot @mitu ! :)

[Unknown]

Why isn't neogeo cd in a separate folder from Neogeo by default? Just curious.

[simpleethat]

@Unknown I believe because it's an extremely recent addition to the package and the latest release for Pi4 is still beta

[Darksavior]

@Unknown Personal decision I suppose. The same reason why there isn't a tg16/pce-cd system folder. You're free to make them yourself. It's what I did.

[Zering]

Not to mention the fact that the Neo Geo CD catalogue has very few exclusives when compared to the original Neo Geo, I imagine it just makes sense to just put them all together.

[Unknown]

@Zering Yeah, but it would be simpler than having to select the correct emulator for each cd rom.

[Zering]

@Unknown You don't have to do that. You separate Neo Geo CD from the rest in your es_systems.cfg and create a retroarch.cfg and emulators.cfg for Neo Geo CD and you're all good.