Old Computer Appreciation Thread
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@folly There's nothing to copy? I'm asking about the actual RetroPie-Setup menu to install the cores.
Scrolling through 2000+ cores will get old quickly ^^I just thought there might be a command for it, so instead of scrolling all the way down to lr-mess-pc6001 to install from source you could do it from SSH.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly There's nothing to copy? I'm asking about the actual RetroPie-Setup menu to install the cores.
Scrolling through 2000+ cores will get old quickly ^^I just thought there might be a command for it, so instead of scrolling all the way down to lr-mess-pc6001 to install from source you could do it from SSH.
Ofcourse there is !
This will start retropie-setup :
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@folly We're not understanding each other ^^
I know how to start RetroPie-Setup. But obviously once I'm in there there's 2000+ cores now.
Rather than scroll all the way down to find a single one, I was wondering if there was a line I could type in SSH to install the script without getting into RetroPie-Setup.
I've spotted a couple of issues already - the cores are out of order in RetroPie-Setup, and all the cores between lr-mess-avalonsa and lr-mess-c2color are missing. No Bs. But considering the volume of stuff added that's to be expected.
I'm going to try some games now.
Edit : So far it's promising. I see no difference for MZ2500 games between lr-mess and lr-mess-mz2500 (produced with your script). Games that did not work then still don't work. Games that worked work just as well.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly We're not understanding each other ^^
I know how to start RetroPie-Setup. But obviously once I'm in there there's 2000+ cores now.
Rather than scroll all the way down to find a single one, I was wondering if there was a line I could type in SSH to install the script without getting into RetroPie-Setup.
I've spotted a couple of issues already - the cores are out of order in RetroPie-Setup, and all the cores between lr-mess-avalonsa and lr-mess-c2color are missing. No Bs. But considering the volume of stuff added that's to be expected.
I'm going to try some games now.
Indeed we did not understand each other.
I think, I know what you mean.
As I understand now, you pushed all the files to the setup directory.
It was better to push just 10.There are no search methodes in the setup, you have to scroll.
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@folly Sharp MZ2500 works fine using your script. I found one game (ys3) that I couldn't get to work that I know worked before, but I think there's some disk swapping involved and I don't remember how to do it. The game booted fine though.
PC-6001 never booted before, so to me that's progress.
Xevious, MZ2500
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Amazing !
That this is working so good.
Seems there are no mistakes in the script.
I think I will be getting stars on my github now :)
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@folly None that I can see on the surface, except what I told you regarding the B cores missing from RetroPie-Setup. Then again I suspect if I remove a couple hundred scriptmodules they'll appear ^^
So far it's actually an improvement. Systems that didn't work now work.
I'll install all the cores I want and begin testing over the course of the next few weeks.
Massive kudos on an impressive discovery.
Edit : Got pippin to boot. It hung ; probably a wrong BIOS. Never got it to boot before. I'm having trouble getting PC6001 to appear in ES though. I had an entry for that system before in es_systems.cfg, so I'm guessing that's why.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly None that I can see on the surface, except what I told you regarding the B cores missing from RetroPie-Setup. Then again I suspect if I remove a couple hundred scriptmodules they'll appear ^^
So far it's actually an improvement. Systems that didn't work now work.
I'll install all the cores I want and begin testing over the course of the next few weeks.
Massive kudos on an impressive discovery.
Edit : Got pippin to boot. It hung ; probably a wrong BIOS. Never got it to boot before. I'm having trouble getting PC6001 to appear in ES though. I had an entry for that system before in es_systems.cfg, so I'm guessing that's why.
Check your es_systems for multiple entry's
you can just make a blankfile.bin
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@folly No it's not picking up on the .bin files at all. I've had that glitch before, editing es_systems.cfg sometimes doesn't register. I don't know why. It's nothing to do with your scripts I don't think. I think I'll remove the entry entirely and reinstall the core.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly No it's not picking up on the .bin files at all. I've had that glitch before, editing es_systems.cfg sometimes doesn't register. I don't know why. It's nothing to do with your scripts I don't think. I think I'll remove the entry entirely and reinstall the core.
Good idea !
I should workmess 0.151 bios
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@folly Yep, got the right BIOS, looks like it didn't like my .chd then. Maybe because the BIOS is Mess 0.151 and the .CHD 0.149.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly Yep, got the right BIOS, looks like it didn't like my .chd then. Maybe because the BIOS is Mess 0.151 and the .CHD 0.149.
ok
But I don't have the .chd extension in the script of pc6001
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@folly Sorry, I got confused ; that was for Pippin ^^
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly Sorry, I got confused ; that was for Pippin ^^
I'm fixing PC6001 now.ok I understand !
So many systems now HiHi
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@folly I recommend you try the Sharp MZ700 and MZ2500 and the Fujitsu FM77AV!
Also where do we need to place BIOS files now? In BIOS, roms or the system's directory?
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly I recommend you try the Sharp MZ700 and MZ2500 and the Fujitsu FM77AV!
Will try that later.
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@folly So am I. I'd bet there's over a hundred systems I'm keen to try out.
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@zering said in Old Computer Appreciation Thread:
@folly I recommend you try the Sharp MZ700 and MZ2500 and the Fujitsu FM77AV!
You had these system already ?
Also where do we need to place BIOS files now? In BIOS, roms or the system's directory?
Just the bios dir. should work.
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@folly I experimented with those three systems previously, yes. I talked about them several times before.
The MZ700 is interesting, I don't know if I'd say it's fun though ^^I think I figured out the problem with my es_systems.cfg : the one I've got in opt and the one I've got in etc/emulationstation have different entries, but it seems the scripts write to the one in etc rather than the one in opt.
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