SNES retroachievements don't work

Keysersoze77

Just another quick question: can I open these files via Samba-Shares on my Windows Laptop and copy the log to ghostbin.com?

meleu

@Keysersoze77 yes.

Keysersoze77

I just found some time to copy the retroarch.cfg files:

/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg: https://ghostbin.com/paste/oz29t
/opt/retropie/configs/snes/retroarch.cfg: https://ghostbin.com/paste/k7ygr

But I'm to stupid to find the runcommand log. I just get bios, configs, roms and splashscreens when I open the Pi with \RETROPIE in my windows explorer.

EDITH: Nevermind, I found it: https://ghostbin.com/paste/2ws69

meleu

@Keysersoze77 according to the logs everything is fine. Try updating RetroArch from source.

meleu

@Keysersoze77 you played super mario world (snes) in Jan-08-2017. Wasn't it on RetroPie? :-)

Keysersoze77

https://picload.org/image/rorrlolo/img_20170114_133646.jpg
https://picload.org/image/rorrloir/img_20170114_133706.jpg

I'm getting these errors if I try to update Retroarch from source. :(

And on the 8th of January I wasn't using Retropie. I tried the game on my PC.

meleu

@Keysersoze77 update RetroPie-Setup before trying to update RetroArch from source.

Keysersoze77

@meleu
Sorry for my stupidity.

I've now updated Retroarch and still got no achievements for SNES games. :(

Keysersoze77

Do the achievements for the SNES games work on your Pi? And do you have any other idea how to get them to work?

meleu

@Keysersoze77 yes, it works. The strange thing is that according to your log you logged in retroachievements and got the cheevos list successfully (super mario world - snes). The only suggestion I can give is to try again and check your logs...

Keysersoze77

I can't believe it, I just found the solution. The problem was the ROM-type. I used the *.smc ROMs and it didn't show the achievements. When I tried the *.sfc ROMs everything worked and the achievements showed up in Retroarch.

Thank you very much for all your help!

mediamogul

@Keysersoze77

Did you just change the extension or obtain another set. I believe RetroAchievements determine ROMs based on a hash check rather than a naming convention. It could be that the hashes were off in your original SNES set.

Keysersoze77

@mediamogul

I obtained another ROM. I realized that retroachievements showed "bad rom pile" on their website when I loaded the old file.