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      pscotto1234
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      Hi all,
      I have a bunch of bezels to add to my distro. I prepared them using a python script because my roms are not correctly named to work with bezel project. Now I have to add a folder for each emulator to contain the .cfg files for each game. The problem is that I don't know how to name this folders. For examples: for SNES emulation I use lr-snes9x core so I added a folder called Snes9x in

      /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/config/
      

      containing a .cfg file for each game. I don't know how to name folders for other emulators. Can you give me suggestions?

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        Folly @pscotto1234
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        @pscotto1234

        Just run a game with a libretro-core with --verbose mode.
        Afterwards check the /dev/shm/runcomment.log.
        This will give you information of what retroarch is trying to load.
        It should give you the filename and path for which retroarch is looking for.

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          pscotto1234 @Folly
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          @Folly said in Question about bezels:

          @pscotto1234

          Just run a game with a libretro-core with --verbose mode.
          Afterwards check the /dev/shm/runcomment.log.
          This will give you information of what retroarch is trying to load.
          It should give you the filename and path for which retroarch is looking for.

          Thanks @Folly : could you tell me where I have to add the options --verbose?

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            Folly @pscotto1234
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            @pscotto1234

            Run a game and press a key or a button when the start-dialog appears.
            There you can select "launch with verbose mode".

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              pscotto1234 @Folly
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              @Folly understood. I have to enable the runcommand.
              I'll give it a try asap. Thanks again.

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