Editing Default.cfg file in rom Mame 2003 folder
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@leitmotiv Which MAME emulator version are you using when trying to configure the Input ?
You don't need to restart RetroPie just because you changed the input binding for a game in MAME (or ther emulator). What's the location of the file you backed-up ? -
/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mame-libretro/mame2003 is the location of the file I am editing/backing up.
I assume by version you mean the "MAME 2003"? I didn't reboot for the input remapping, I rebooted to get the TAB key to work the first time around.
Now I have a new problem and none of my roms are booting... I may be detained for a bit
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holy heck, I don't know why my roms aren't booting now (for any system). The only thing I can think of, is I went to the retropie menu, clicked on retropie setup. It locked up and didn't load the setup menu so I had to turn it off and turn it back on.
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@leitmotiv Do you have enough free disk space on the sd card ? You can check in the RetroPie welcome message, shown when you Exit Emulationstation.
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@mitu I am at 88% capacity on the SD card. Roms are on a flash drive.
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Looks like either a permission problem or a disk reading issue - external flash drive may have errors if you cannot load any of the ROMs you have there.
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@mitu huh... I got Nintendo DS roms to run... but several other systems aren't.
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Can you run with verbose logging enabled one of the failing ROMs and then put the contents of the
/var/run/runcommand.log
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@mitu man, my blood pressure is rising and I may have to time myself out. haha....
Um... no? because that run command launch menu isn't popping up. Usually when I wanted to switch MAME emulators I with hit a button, so I JUST tried doing that to see if I could interact with an invisible launch menu and now it locked up again. I also see that there is a present mouse cursor on the screen that I'm not liking. I recently plugged in my mouse to interact as a stylus for the Nintendo DS rom I was fixing up. And strangely it is ONLY Nintendo DS roms I can boot. None of the other 24 systems are booting their roms. ayieee!!
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@mitu I just took my flash drive to my computer and it said it was "fixing some problems" and stuck the problem files in a Found folder, which is now holding FILE0000.CHK
I will eject the flash drive and reinsert it into the retropie. See if the problem resolves
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@mitu well... problem still persists. I ran a game with verbose logging enabled, but as a noob, I can't find the log file. It's not on my flash drive is it? I can't find it using WinSCP.
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@leitmotiv The file is
/dev/shm/runcommand.log
, somehow I've posted the path wrong the first time. -
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@leitmotiv You didn't enable verbose logging. From the looks of it, the ROM file might be corrupted or incomplete. Enable verbose logging from the Runcommand launch menu and you'll get a more detailed log file.
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@mitu I'm confused. That link you sent for enabling verbose logging shows the option to enable it. I selected to Launch the rom with Verbose Logging. Is that not how it's done?
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@leitmotiv Yes, that's the method and it looks like the
verbose
flag was added. The problem is that your RetroArch program is corrupted:/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh: line 1009: /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch: Permission denied
Try to re-install it from the RetroPie setup script, from the main packages section.
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@mitu all right, cautiously will... anything I can do to save controller remaps files and my setup? I've been pumping tons of hours into this thing trying to get it all set up and was getting close to being done. I would hate to spend another 40 hours+ redoing all the work I've done.
Or am I safe?
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@leitmotiv Backup the
cfg
files you edited through MAME's input menu - but it seems you already did that. Re-installing RetroArch should not overwrite those settings though. -
@mitu okay, well I actually only backed up MAME2003. So I should save the cfg files for FBA and all the different MAMEs, mostly 2003 and 2010 controls. After that I will uninstall retroarch and reinstall it. Update is a no go, yeah?
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@leitmotiv said in Editing Default.cfg file in rom Mame 2003 folder:
. Update is a no go, yeah?
Why ? You can just as well run the update and it will re-install the packages with the latest versions available.
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