@George-Spiggott thank you

the xml entry is the same for me

i don't know what is the problem

PROBLEM RESOLVED!

I tried a full reinstall (I uninstalled Amiberry, rebooted, deleted all remaining config files, rebooted, reinstalled Amiberry from source) and this solved the problem. All my games (so far) now load with their verbose filenames. It even solved some, but not all, of my problems with games giving "Volume DH0 is write protected" as an error.

Thanks for all the help.

Well... this seems to be the temporary fix... finally! Works good for me on the latest build. Just do what the user AnalogHero recommends at the bottom of the thread and it will load as it should.

https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/issues/436

JR

@Azuke

As far as I know Amiga games do not come in .exe form.

@dudleydes Thx!

@nemo93 Thank you very much nemo!
Also for the Doc - perfect!

@omen_peter oh yeah, you right. I thought he meant that it literally didn't work, despite typing in "raspberry" and hitting enter

@hallda12 said in Best Amiga setup?:

Ok once Amiberry is setup can i just start games from emulationstation like any other console?

Yes. I actually use this over the whdload method.

@BuZz ooops sorry my bad.

Suffering from similar issues. I will try deleting all the .uae and see if that helps me.

If no luck I plan to raise this in Github. Thanks again to @dudleydes for his efforts.

*Temporary Fix *

Well I finally got to the bottom of this. Amiberry does not register when button 15 (select) or 16 (xbox) are pressed on an Xbox One 2016 Bluetooth pad (maybe some other Xbox pads as well). The short term solution is to assign the Hotkey to another button that is not used in Amiga emulation e.g. 14 (right analogue press).

Is it possible to make a dedicated Amiberry joypad config file in Retorarch that only Amiberry will pick up on. While I'm at it could I do the same for other emulators such as LR PCSX Rearmed?

Thanks to Horaceandthespider at Github for help in resolving this.

@Dwarfboysim I believe you need to edit the hostprefs.conf file which you can find in /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry/whdboot.

The following links at the Amiberry wiki should offer further guidance:

PS. BTW, the Debian install links from opensuse.org appear to be broken on the .sh script as there is only a folder for Debian 9.0 now - Debian 8.0 isn't there anymore.

Thanks! This solved the issue for me - I had to copy rom.key file together with all the roms as indicated in one of the replies from above thread, then it started to work...