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    Issues running amiberry v5.0

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    • AnalogHeroA
      AnalogHero
      last edited by AnalogHero

      Hi,

      In the past it worked for me compiling the latest amiberry version from github and when finished copying the new files over the old one to /opt/retropie/emulators/amiberry.

      Not this time with the new v5. I tried everything i can think of but nothing seems to work.
      At the moment when running a game it says Whdload: function not implemented in AmigaDos. Although im familiar with amiga relatet stuff, i cant get it to work.

      Any tips what im doing wrong?

      System is Raspberry pi 4 with official RetroPie distro.

      Thanks in advance

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      • AnalogHeroA
        AnalogHero @AnalogHero
        last edited by

        After fiddling around with v5 i reverted back to my old build. 4.2.0 to be exactly.
        No matter what i did i either was in amigados or the amiberry gui launched an then i had to press resume, then reset and after that i landed in amigados.
        As i read in other amiberry related threads there is hope to install v5.0 in retropie-setup in the future.

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        • FloobF
          Floob @AnalogHero
          last edited by Floob

          @AnalogHero

          It might be an issue with permissions on the whdboot folder and files. Check they are all owned by "pi"
          /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry/whdboot

          Please read the Docs before asking a new question.
          RetroPie Help Guides: https://goo.gl/3gcNsT

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          • AnalogHeroA
            AnalogHero @Floob
            last edited by

            @Floob
            ... Sooo after i gave up on trying to install it by myself, it has been updated within retropie setup, as you know.
            Thanks for the video anyway.

            After i deleted every remnance of the old version and my build attempts it kinda works.

            Most of the times i launch a game, it shows me the amiberry menu for some reason. I can click on reset and it will boot the game.

            Any clues on this?

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            • FloobF
              Floob @AnalogHero
              last edited by

              @AnalogHero
              I'd try a clean build and make sure that works for you (so check a given game file works exactly how you would expect it to in terms of loading/controls etc..).
              Then it should just be a case of making sure the configs are the same on a different build.

              Please read the Docs before asking a new question.
              RetroPie Help Guides: https://goo.gl/3gcNsT

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              • AnalogHeroA
                AnalogHero @Floob
                last edited by

                @Floob
                Thats a good idea. I will try that next. I will use a clean retropie setup and install amiberry there.

                Not sure what config files i have to look for though
                Im pretty sure i wiped everthing that could have anything to do with amiberry before i installed 5.0 (or 5.1) from the setup script.

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