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      AdamBeGood @DTEAM
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      @dteam When I copy over the files in step 5, my RetroPie Setup won't open up. There are various errors that I can send you.. I don't know what I have done wrong here. When I put the old files back, everything is fine.

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        DTEAM @AdamBeGood
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        @adambegood
        Do you have a Pi4.

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          AdamBeGood @DTEAM
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          @dteam said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

          @adambegood
          Do you have a Pi4.

          Yep, I do indeed.

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            George Spiggott @DTEAM
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            @dteam By pure chance I have just got a full 2020 0.220 romset for another purpose. There are only two .zips, they are:

            jaguar.zip (contains jagboot.rom and jagwave.rom)
            jaguarcd.zip (contains jag_cd.bin and jagdevcd.bin)

            I've just got a 0/224 set of jaguar BIOS. They looks the same but I will try the newer ones later tonight.

            I can still use my . j64 and .jag roms that I use with Virtual Jaguar with MESS right? I better clear that up before I continue?

            Currently running:
            Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
            ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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              DTEAM @George Spiggott
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              @george-spiggott
              It should be ok with 0.220

              My files are .j64 and I zipped all my roms.

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                DTEAM @DTEAM
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                @george-spiggott
                @adambegood
                Other option
                Try the new Folly method

                See at the end of that post
                new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!)

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                  AdamBeGood @DTEAM
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                  @dteam said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                  @george-spiggott
                  @adambegood
                  Other option
                  Try the new Folly method

                  See at the end of that post
                  new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!)

                  Yep, with .224 BIOS, this works for me now!

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                    DTEAM @AdamBeGood
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                    @adambegood
                    Good to hear !

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                    • George SpiggottG
                      George Spiggott @AdamBeGood
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                      @adambegood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                      Yep, with .224 BIOS, this works for me now!

                      Did you modify the two zip files in any way or just use them as is?

                      jaguar.zip (containing jagboot.rom and jagwave.rom)
                      jaguarcd.zip (containing jag_cd.bin and jagdevcd.bin)

                      Currently running:
                      Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                      ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                        AdamBeGood @George Spiggott
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                        @george-spiggott said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                        @adambegood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                        Yep, with .224 BIOS, this works for me now!

                        Did you modify the two zip files in any way or just use them as is?

                        jaguar.zip (containing jagboot.rom and jagwave.rom)
                        jaguarcd.zip (containing jag_cd.bin and jagdevcd.bin)

                        I just had the one jaguar.zip with everything in it. Let me double check tomorrow as to what the contents were but I think it contained jagboot.rom and jagwave.rom and then jaguarcd.zip was also within in, including the two .bin files.

                        I just left it as is from the .224 romset.

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                          DTEAM @AdamBeGood
                          last edited by DTEAM

                          @adambegood
                          Another way to run jaguar with MAME standalone (like MESS without Lr)

                          go in /opt/retropie/configs/jaguar
                          open your emulators.cfg

                          add:

                          mame-jaguar= "/opt/retropie/emulators/mame/mame -c  jaguar -cart %ROM%"
                          mame-jaguar-autoframeskip= "/opt/retropie/emulators/mame/mame -c -autoframeskip jaguar -cart %ROM%"
                          

                          Note: sometime better performance without autoframeskip and sometime with It.

                          To set your "Input (general)" and "Input(this Machine), follow step 10 and 11 of this Tutorial -----> Tutorial: Handheld and Plug & Play systems with MAME

                          For cheat codes: (SOLVED) MAME "standalone" Cheats for systems like Coleco, Arcade and more

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                          • George SpiggottG
                            George Spiggott
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                            It seemed quite appropriate to resurrect this thread rather than start a new one. I noticed recently that VirtualJaguar has been updated on X86 systems and has probably been updated on the Pi as well. The update fixes several issues, most notably the weird screen shape on Atari Karts. Has anyone noticed any other improvements?

                            Currently running:
                            Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                            ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                              retropieuser555 @George Spiggott
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                              @George-Spiggott I haven't had a proper look but it appears to be this change here:-

                              https://github.com/libretro/virtualjaguar-libretro/pull/77#issue-1453824369

                              Any game that changes resolution midgame should have an improvement (I'm sure most 32bit era consoles did this no in certain games? Resident evil is the classic example)

                              Pi 5 4GB

                              Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                              Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                                DTEAM
                                last edited by

                                With Pi 5, Lr- virtualjaguar works very well for some games . Major performance gain !
                                Same comment for MAME 0.266, but with MAME, some games have issues.

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                                  TPR @DTEAM
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                                  @DTEAM said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                  With Pi 5, Lr- virtualjaguar works very well for some games . Major performance gain !
                                  Same comment for MAME 0.266, but with MAME, some games have issues.

                                  Just messing around with lr-vjag last night and it does appear that some games are running amazing! One question... I noticed that Tempest will throw odd glitches here and there...

                                  Here's a screen shot...

                                  Here is the frame just before the glitch:
                                  tempest glitch1.jpg

                                  And then here is the glitch:
                                  tempest glitch 2.jpg

                                  And then the next frame it goes back to normal. Any ideas? I have in the options Fast Blitter turned on, but that is my only option selected.

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                                    TPR @DTEAM
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                                    @DTEAM said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                    With Pi 5, Lr- virtualjaguar works very well for some games . Major performance gain !
                                    Same comment for MAME 0.266, but with MAME, some games have issues.

                                    Huh... it looks like putting the emulator core in PAL gets rid of the flicker glitch? Does that sound right to you?

                                    The ROM I have is marked "world" so not sure if there were specific NTSC or PAL roms.

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                                      DTEAM @TPR
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                                      @TPR said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                      The ROM I have is marked "world" so not sure if there were specific NTSC or PAL roms.

                                      ROM with (World) tag means that game version got released across all regions with exact same data, so it runs in NTSC and PAL modes without Region Lock, although I have never seen a ROM with "(World)" Tag that is PAL optimized in the consoles before Sega Dreamcast.

                                      source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Roms/comments/17ihxy1/what_are_worldwide_roms_vs_ntscpal/?rdt=56874#:~:text=ROM with (World) tag means,the consoles before Sega Dreamcast.

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                                        DTEAM @TPR
                                        last edited by DTEAM

                                        @TPR said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                        Just messing around with lr-vjag last night and it does appear that some games are running amazing! One question... I noticed that Tempest will throw odd glitches here and there...

                                        No glitch on my side with lr-vjag. I'm running tempst2k.zip (from MAME Romset) with the default settings and Vulkan

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