Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.
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I don't know how but copying the script seems to have made the screen go blank when I go to the options menu in retropie.
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@george-spiggott said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
I don't know how but copying the script seems to have made the screen go blank when I go to the options menu in retropie.
This is strange, i don't understand how the script can effect the retropie menu. Are you sure you didn't delete anything?
From the terminal try
cd Retropie-Setup
and then
sudo ./retropie_setup.sh
Choose to update the script and then update t all core packages. I hope this will fix the problem.
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@windg I'd already tried an update to fix the problem. I went back to an old backup and recopied the scripts. That fixed it. Thanks
I see the developer is unable to replicate the problem. Should this become the default version for Retropie until the problem can be solved?
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@george-spiggott said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
@windg I'd already tried an update to fix the problem. I went back to an old backup and recopied the scripts. That fixed it. Thanks
I see the developer is unable to replicate the problem. Should this become the default version for Retropie until the problem can be solved?
I believe a newer version will fix the problem.
I will try each new version of lr-ppsspp, ppsspp and will report back when the problem is fixed.
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Same problem here. Burnout, Outrun, gran turismo (no sound), gta liberty and vice city... It's a non exhaustive list for now. What a mess. I'm currently re testing all my romset after the update and it's a massacre. Fortunately I have a backup so I can run the 0dcaeb7 version of ppsspp without any problem.
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@windg can you share the built binary? I'm using libreelec-rr (you can't build from source using libreelec). I've tried the lakka nightly and pulled the ppsspp from that, but the problem is the same.
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@domb84 said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
@windg can you share the built binary? I'm using libreelec-rr (you can't build from source using libreelec). I've tried the lakka nightly and pulled the ppsspp from that, but the problem is the same.
I hope i upload the correct files :
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@windg thanks but it seems i'm missing a dependency for that version on libreelec-rr. Wonder if that's related to the rendering issue.
[ERROR] Failed to open libretro core: "/tmp/cores/ppsspp_libretro.so" [ERROR] Error(s): libSM.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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Chiming in, same thing with Vice City and first time with emulators ontop of that. Couldnt start better i guess haha :)
i'm trying Windg solution with placing the script he uploaded and then updating from within Retropie-setup. Waiting for the process to complete and will report back soon afterwards.
Update: After update completed, nothing changed sadly. Where do i check whats the version of the emu?
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@seithan updating : im getting alot of warnings during the update/build: cc1: warning: switch -mcpu=cortex-a72 conflicts with -march=armv8-a switch
running on 32bit architecture on Rpi4 8GB. -
@seithan You change the script for
ppsspp
or thelr-ppsspp
emulator ?The warnings are normal of procedure.
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@windg said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
@seithan You change the script for
ppsspp
or thelr-ppsspp
emulator ?The warnings are normal of procedure.
Hi, sorry for the l8 response but work schedule...
Anyway about the script, i think i used it "as the retropie script", was it intended for the psp emu? I have "ppsspp" installed though. Sais, "installed - via source", so i guess i must have used the aforementioned script to force downgrade to a previous version.
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@seithan said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
@windg said in Problem with GTA:Vice City Stories on PsP.:
@seithan You change the script for
ppsspp
or thelr-ppsspp
emulator ?The warnings are normal of procedure.
Hi, sorry for the l8 response but work schedule...
Anyway about the script, i think i used it "as the retropie script", was it intended for the psp emu? I have "ppsspp" installed though. Sais, "installed - via source", so i guess i must have used the aforementioned script to force downgrade to a previous version.
Yes, you have to change the default script so you can downgrade the ppsspp.
You can do this if you follow this steps(you will need a keybord):
First uninstall the later version of ppsspp and choose to clean source folder (if this option is available).- When you are in the RetroPie press the
F4
, this will open the terminal screen. - Then enter the command so you can modify the ppsspp file :
sudo nano /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators/ppsspp.sh
- Change the line ```
rp_module_repo="git https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp.git master"
to be :
rp_module_repo="git https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp.git v1.10.2"
- to save the change, press
ctrl+O
,ENTER
and after thatctrl+X
The change has complete, to return to RetroPie screen type to the terminal :
emulationstation
Update the RetroPie- Script from RetroPie menu and choose to install the
ppsspp
(not lr-ppsspp) from source. If everything is correct after the installation the Branch in the package version information must be v1.10.2 . - When you are in the RetroPie press the
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@windg Thanks for this, everything works again. It's strange that these latest ppsspp updates broke a lot of games. Games that used to work without issues for me like peacewalker, manhunt, ultimate alliance 2, 3rd birthday, tony hawk, and burnout had become unplayable.
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