@idemiq hello. Apologize for reopening that thread but I like when solutions are found whenever possible! CD32 is a bit tricky to get working but the good news is that it works!

Can you try renaming your .CUE that way and give it another try? Do not modify the .bin file or any other file(s) referenced inside that .cue.

AlienBreedTowerAssault_v1.2_CD32.CUE

Your Kickstart roms appear to be correct. Yet I do see that you put these inside BIOS/amiga folder. I'd recommend to just go with BIOS instead. Therefore move any KS file up to the BIOS folder of Retropie and delete the BIOS/amiga folder for now. To be sure.

Also after you renamed the .CUE and moved the KS roms as mentioned above, please ensure to delete any .uae you have generated (back them up somewhere else if you want).

If the above works then you'll have to rename the .cue the same way the games are being referenced in the whdload_db.xml file (search for CD32). Which you could find under <Retropie>configs/amiga/amiberry/whdboot/game-data.

Hope this helps.

@Efriim you are right, I had to do a chown for the pi user on the nvram file itself which was I think in /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry. It now saves there.

@Efriim I’ve now logged an issue at github so will see if anyone responds

@HoraceAndSpider

By all means, thank you very much for taking a look. The links are these (I think these are ok here, as they are fan remakes, but let me know otherwise):

ftp://ftp:any@grandis.nu/~Uploads/Aladin/WHDLOAD generic/RoadAvengerAGA-WHDL.lzx
ftp://ftp:any@grandis.nu/~Uploads/Aladin/WHDLOAD generic/TimeGalAGA-WHDL.lzx

I had to convert them from LZX to LHA (unless I shouldn't have?), and it might also certainly be an issue on my end as, as I mentioned, I have little familiarity with the Amiga ecosystem.

Apologies for the trouble, and thank you for your time and dropping by. By the way, thank you for your GitHub repository - it was tremendously helpful in getting this set up :)

EDIT: if it helps, I'm happy to share the created config files for WHDLoad for these in my setup. Maybe it's just something absurdly obvious. Thank you and let me know how I can help.

@SpudsMcToole I’m new to Amiga emulation... Have been trying this but it doesn’t load as seems unable to load the right rom

You certainly got the OS-ROM to emulate the CD32 so fortunately that's not an issue at least. But If I remember correctly, that in order to get Amiga CD32 isos working in Amiberry, a .cue file accompanying the iso is needed in most cases.

Or it could be that the iso file in question is corrupted or simply not compatible as Amiberry eschews accuracy in favour of ease of use.