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    How does MSX & ColecoVision Co-Exist in BlueMSX?

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      Folly @TPR
      last edited by Folly

      @tpr

      Do you perhaps have wrong settings in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg ?

      Above is just a guess, seems we are on a dead end.

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        TPR @Folly
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        @folly I can check....

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          TPR @Folly
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          @folly Here's the retroarch.cfg in /all/
          https://www.dropbox.com/s/h4j6yhod2z92sin/retroarch_main.cfg?dl=0

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            Folly @TPR
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            @tpr

            The config looks good.

            Perhaps it's an idea to update RetroArch.

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              TPR @Folly
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              @folly Ha! Updating RA is actually where all these problems started! :P I just updated last night.

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                Folly @TPR
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                @tpr

                Ok, then it could be an issue in the RetroPie-Setup.

                To be continued......

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                  Lister of Smeg @TPR
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                  @tpr I can't test this at the moment but what if you
                  rename the config folders to msxBAK & colecoBAK (easy to restore if this doesn't help)
                  uninstall bluemsx / reboot / reinstall
                  just to regenerate fresh config files?
                  at least this would eliminate those folders from trouble shooting??

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                    TPR @Lister of Smeg
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                    @lister-of-smeg That's a good idea! I'll do this tonight!

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                      Lister of Smeg @TPR
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                      @tpr having thought about it
                      now might be a good time to start making sd card backups
                      I use Win32 Disk Imager - It's saved me from disaster a few times

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                        TPR @Lister of Smeg
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                        @lister-of-smeg Oh, trust me, I am on backup #19 of this build already! :P

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                          TPR @Lister of Smeg
                          last edited by TPR

                          @lister-of-smeg Same results. It's fine. I've now resorted to just making a game config file for every ColecoVision game. A lot of them use FBNeo anyway since BlueMSX doesn't support the homebrew "Super Game Module" games and FBNeo does. If it ends up being a bigger issue I might just switch over to FBNeo for all those games.

                          Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I'm throwing in the towel on this one! :D

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                            Folly @TPR
                            last edited by Folly

                            @tpr said in How does MSX & ColecoVision Co-Exist in BlueMSX?:

                            A lot of them use FBNeo anyway since BlueMSX doesn't support the homebrew "Super Game Module" games and FBNeo does. If it ends up being a bigger issue I might just switch over to FBNeo for all those games.

                            Indeed FBneo is a good choice.

                            For those who don't know, we did a lot of work in this thread :
                            https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/30375/colecovision-start-up-error-turn-game-off-before-inserting-cartridge-or-expansion-module
                            It might be useful to check it.

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                              stoogesfan87 @Folly
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                              @Folly the problem is with colecovision on lr-bluemsx is I can't use the keyboard after the blue screen with select game options apper in a colecovision game. What should I do?

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                                mitu Global Moderator @stoogesfan87
                                last edited by

                                @stoogesfan87 Please stop posting to old topics. If you have an issue or a question, just open up a new topic.

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