crashing n64 roms

pjwentink

Hi there,

I'm having troubles loading n64 roms on my vero 4k+ device using retropie..Here is the log ..

Pi Model or other hardware: vero 4k+
Power Supply used: standard 220 v
RetroPie Version: 4.5.10
Controller used: 8bitdo snes 30 pro
Error messages received: nothing crashes
File: golden eye > but every rom crashes
Emulator: mupen64plus

herb_fargus

@pjwentink unzip your ROMs.

pjwentink

@herb_fargus

The LR-Mupen64plus crashes : https://pastebin.com/xVVgtufh

The mupen64 gles2rice gives me just a small (working) game in the bottom left corner but i dont know how to get it full screen.. Any leads / tips ?

mitu

Try this

for the Libretro core (mupen64-libretro), try renaming (temporarily) the options file from /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-core-options.cfg and see if the crashes are resolved.
for the standalone emulator, use mupen64-plus-auto instead of forcing the rice plugin. Post the /dev/shm/runcommand.log file after running it, maybe we can figure out why the resolution is broken. What's your TV/Monitor resolution ?
as a 3rd option, try using the lr-mupen64plus-next Libretro core instead of the one you're trying right now.

pjwentink

@mitu

i dont fully understand what you want me to do in the core-options.cfg file..
made a log for the specific crashing core : https://pastebin.com/LqduuV3b
tried to download that specific core but got a error; https://pastebin.com/Tu7f35if

mitu

@pjwentink said in crashing n64 roms:

i dont fully understand what you want me to do in the core-options.cfg file..

Well, my idea was to rename it temporarily, thinking that some core options might not get along with your system. Looking at the other log file though, I wonder if something is missing from your system - the EGL library maybe ? Sadly, your system (Vero4k+) is something we deal here very sparsely - it's the first issue in over a year with this configuration.

Try to post some the same info on the OSMC forums, maybe someone there has more experience with your system and the N64 emulator and can figure out what's missing.