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    3DO black screen after loading ROM

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    • A
      annomatik
      last edited by

      In retroarch.conf, do you have ~/RetroPie/BIOS ? In retroarch.cfg.rp-dist, did you change /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS to /home/thorsten/RetroPie/BIOS ? Are you running emulation station as thorsten?

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      • t.poepkenT
        t.poepken
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        • I can find a file named retroarch.conf.
        • retroarch.cfg.rp-dist exists three times:
          /opt/retropie/configs/mame-libretro https://pastebin.com/DPz2FcTs
          /opt/retropie/configs/n64 https://pastebin.com/C3cLRJNh
          /opt/retropie/configs/all https://pastebin.com/02ZSH7in in this one ther is the entry system_directory = "/home/thorsten/RetroPie/BIOS"
        • Yes, I installed Ubuntu with user "thorsten" and emulationstation also works with this user name.
        • I also found this: /opt/retropie/configs/3do/retroarch-core.options.cfg https://pastebin.com/i6JsmzHr
          I can't see any errors... :-/
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          annomatik
          last edited by annomatik

          Sorry, then I'm out of ideas. My 3DO emulation did the same thing. I added the BIOS --> it worked. Now, I'm looking for a solution for Amiga emulation. Some games there also just have a black screen, the BIOS didn't help there either.

          Maybe someone else can help here?

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator
            last edited by

            Can you try loading a .cue/.bin image and see if it works ?

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            • t.poepkenT
              t.poepken
              last edited by

              Because of the /retroarch-core.options.cfg tonight I remembered that I had two different panafaz10.bin while installation. This morning I downloaded several panafz.bin from different location and tadaaa one works fine! Thank your for pointing me in that direction!

              Greetings Thorsten

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              • t.poepkenT
                t.poepken @annomatik
                last edited by

                @annomatik
                Which emulator do you use for Amiga. I´m using fs-uae. It´s working pretty good. And if you add some commandos into the fs-uae.sh the emulator starts in fullscreen and autoload up to four disks.
                I´m using kickfile 1.3 and I don´t know any games that wont´t work.

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                  annomatik
                  last edited by

                  Hi! I think, it's UAE4All, but I'm not sure. I'm using exclusively whdload packages -- some work greats, others complain about missing kickstarter roms, others just show a black screen.

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                  • duglorD
                    duglor @t.poepken
                    last edited by duglor

                    @t-poepken

                    The Final Answer - 2 parts.......1. Match your bios selction point to your correct approx 1 meg rom...for example panafz10.bin or fz-10.bin or FZ-10.bin or fz10.bin, one of those worked. I can't tell you which one it was. I had the panafz10.bin rom and the FZ-10.bin rom that renamed to both lowercase fz10.bin and fz-10.bin.

                    1. THIS IS HUGE- OPTIONS-> TURN OPERA OS SWI-HLE to ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BING! BING! BING! BING!
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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator
                      last edited by

                      @duglor please stop bumping old topics - this one was already solved and with the same 'solution' you found (use the right BIOS).

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                      • duglorD
                        duglor @mitu
                        last edited by

                        @mitu Nono. It was the switch in options that did it finally. I had the bios changed already and nothing happened, but it is of course part of the answer.

                        I had to switch the Opera OS SWI-HLE option to ON in "Options" to make it really work! THAT was the real answer for me. The bios was only part of it.

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