Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?
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@jimmyfromthebay (These are all the games I currently have assigned to fMSX, just for interest.)
msx_MSXManiaCollection-Disk07519xx- = "lr-fmsx"
msx_RobotWars1986EaglesoftNLRUNCAS- = "lr-fmsx"
msx_RobotWars1986EaglesoftNL = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Aleste2 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_InvasionOfTheZombieMonsters = "lr-fmsx"
msx_ApemanStrikesAgain1985Bytebusters = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Invasion_of_the_Zombie_Monsters = "lr-fmsx"
msx_InvadersRevenge-MMG = "lr-fmsx"
msx_InvadersRevenge19xxMMGSoftware = "lr-fmsx"
msx_AlphaBlaster1984LiveWire = "lr-fmsx"
msx_AlphaBlaster1984Aackosoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_BURNERBURST_Final_version_25 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Booga-Boo1986Quicksilva = "lr-fmsx"
msx_BARUKOforMSX1128Kv31 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Fuzzball1986Eaglesoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Gamecase-Sega = "lr-msx"
msx_Gauntlet1985Gremlin = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Gauntlet1986USGold = "lr-fmsx"
msx_GameLand1984CasioJpKanji = "lr-fmsx"
msx_JetSetWilly1984SoftwareProjectsb2 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_R-TypeEnhancement = "lr-fmsx"
msx_DesperadoSp1987TopoSoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Bubbler1987Ultimate = "lr-fmsx"
msx_InvadersRevenge19xxMMGSoftware1 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_INVADERS_DSK_ENG_MSX1 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_MazeMaxFr1985Loriciels = "lr-fmsx"
msx_PowerDrift1989Activision = "lr-fmsx"
msx_NuclearInvadersDaniCrespo2012 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_OutRun1988USGold = "lr-fmsx"
msx_OutRun11988USGold = "lr-fmsx"
msx_KickIt1986Aackosoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_SeaKingPlayers1986 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_SirFredMadeinSpain1985 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_TimeCurbAackosoft1986 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_SuperIlevanKoichiNishida1987 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_WhoDaresWinsIIAlligata1986 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_BomberManParagon = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Desolator1986GremlinGraphicsSoftware = "lr-fmsx"
msx_BoulderDash1986OrpheusMSX1Jap = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Skramble1986Aackosoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_Skramble1985Aackosoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_AleHopSp1988TopoSoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_GridTrap1985Livewiresoft = "lr-fmsx"
msx_SpartanXPonyCanyon1985 = "lr-fmsx"
msx_JackieChanInSpartanX1985Pony = "lr-fmsx"
msx_AstroBlaster1988Eurosoft = "lr-fmsx" -
Yea indeed, that we did that ctrl too back in the days.
Was not aware that this was in the link also. -
You could try and install a Philips MSX with lr-mess.
This should also work.I will test a Philips.
I tested
nms8250
for mame/lr-mess.
The game works with this type with mame/lr-mess oob.You will also be able to edit the disk :
Go into the UI and you will be able to eject the disk, reset the machine, insert disk again and edit the disk in basic. -
@folly said in Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?:
I altered the .dsk with openmsx.
You have to eject the disk on boot and later insert it again when you are in basic.
That way you can see the files on disk with the commandfiles
.
Then you have to load JETSET.BAS withload"jetset.bas"
.
Dolist
or in this case you can dolist 0
.
Alter thePOKE -1,170
intoPOKE -1,(15-PEEK(-1)\16)*17
.
Then save the file again withsave"jetset.bas"
If you want to you can run withrun
and you will execute the basic file.Now the .dsk file is changed and you will be able to load it into the other emulators.
I tried Astro Blaster with nms8250. I was able to eject the disk, access BASIC and insert the disk again. There was only one .BAS file on there, which had a single line of code which didn't mention any POKEs. I typed the POKE in directly anyway and typed RUN, but it just continually rebooted itself like it did before.
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I had a look at Astro Blaster.
It doesn't work for me too, It has a different issue, that I can't find.But basically the disk is probably a conversion of a ROM.
So you should find a ROM and use that.I have a rom version and it loads.
Search the internet for "file-hunter"
With these commands you should be able to find all the "Astro Blaster" files :
cd /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/msx find -name "Astro Bl*"
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Edit: patch is added here :
https://github.com/FollyMaddy/RetroPie-Share/tree/main/00-roms-00/msx/Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft)I found the issues.
The Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft)-changed.dsk has apoke
issue andwith40
issue.
I have this file :
Command to get the md5sum of the file :md5sum "Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft).dsk"
Output of the md5sum command :
6a65f8df7b188c4cc5d1c52a3b63a46e Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft).dsk
This is the edit to fix it :
(from)
(to)
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@folly said in Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?:
Edit: patch is added here :
https://github.com/FollyMaddy/RetroPie-Share/tree/main/00-roms-00/msx/Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft)I found the issues.
The Astro Blaster (1988)(Eurosoft)-changed.dsk has apoke
issue andwith40
issue.You're a wizard :D
Flips recognised the patch this time, all working :)
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Aha, MAGIC, that's nice to hear !
Btw., what is the md5sum of your "Jet Set Willy (1984)(Software Projects).dsk" ?
Perhaps you have a different file than me, if so, the patch probably will not work because of that.It would be nice to know the cause.
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@folly said in Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?:
Aha, MAGIC, that's nice to hear !
Btw., what is the md5sum of your "Jet Set Willy (1984)(Software Projects).dsk" ?
Perhaps you have a different file than me, if so, the patch probably will not work because of that.It would be nice to know the cause.
I suspect the cause was GitHub. I can never remember which method of downloading files from GitHub pages gets you the real file, and which way gets you a broken useless one just pretending to be it.
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@jimmyfromthebay said in Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?:
@folly said in Anyone know why lr-fmsx doesn't work on Pi 4?:
Aha, MAGIC, that's nice to hear !
Btw., what is the md5sum of your "Jet Set Willy (1984)(Software Projects).dsk" ?
Perhaps you have a different file than me, if so, the patch probably will not work because of that.It would be nice to know the cause.
I suspect the cause was GitHub. I can never remember which method of downloading files from GitHub pages gets you the real file, and which way gets you a broken useless one just pretending to be it.
Never mind.
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