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    NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?

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      Danrancan
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      I am trying to get my NeoGeo CD roms to work on retropie on a Raspberry Pi 4. I have put the bios files in the "BIOS" directory on my roms disk. I have also put the neogeocd roms in the neogeo roms folder.

      When I try to load the rom on my Raspberry Pi 4, I get the following message:

      Romset is unknown. THIS IS NOT A BUG ! If you don't understand what this message means, then you need to read the arcade and FBNeo documentation at [https://docs.libretro.com](https://docs.libretro.com).
      

      I went to the link it sugested and didn't find any relevant info. Could someone please explain a step by step instruction to get Neogeo CD roms working on retropie?

      Thanks.

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        windg @Danrancan
        last edited by windg

        @Danrancan

        Try to launch the game with verbose logging enable and add here the runncommand.log file with the help of pastebin.com .

        How to launch the game with verbose logging : https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/#launch-with-verbose-logging

        My English isn't at a good level.

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          mitu Global Moderator @Danrancan
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          @Danrancan said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

          I went to the link it sugested and didn't find any relevant info

          https://docs.libretro.com/library/fbneo/#how-do-i-launch-a-neogeo-cd-game. RetroPie already configures the 'subsystem' for FBNeo, you just need to copy the correct .cue/.bin files to the neogeo folder, then - when launching the game - use the runcommand menu to choose the lr-fbneo-neocd emulator.

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            barbudreadmon @Danrancan
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            @Danrancan said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

            I went to the link it sugested and didn't find any relevant info.

            There are relevant infos though : https://docs.libretro.com/library/fbneo/#how-do-i-launch-a-neogeo-cd-game

            Long story short, you tried launching a neogeo cd game as if it was an arcade romset.
            As @mitu said, retropie's lr-fbneo-neocd is a shortcut for running FBNeo with the --subsystem neocd argument, which is one of the 3 methods to launch neogeo cd games with FBNeo.

            FBNeo developer - github - forum

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              Danrancan @windg
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              @windg said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

              pastebin.com

              Where can I find the

              runncommand.log
              

              file? What is the file location of this?

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                Danrancan @barbudreadmon
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                @barbudreadmon I thought this might be a bios issue but you are telling me its not. Cool. Does NeoGeo CD Even need a bios? If so where do I put it and what is the name of the bios file?

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                  Danrancan @barbudreadmon
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                  @barbudreadmon said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

                  https://docs.libretro.com/library/fbneo/#how-do-i-launch-a-neogeo-cd-game

                  I forgot to mention, My Neo Geo CD Roms are in .chd format. Could that be an issue?

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                    windg @Danrancan
                    last edited by windg

                    @Danrancan Yes, lr-fbneo-neocd doesn't support .chd files.

                    The path for the log file is this : /dev/shm/runcommand.log

                    You can install lr-neocd from experimental packages that support chd files. To use this emulator you have to do 2 steps :

                    1. Create a folder named neocd in your BIOS folder and add there the bios files : neocd.zip , neocdz.zip .

                    2. Install lr-neocd emulator from experimental packages.

                    Don't forget to choose the emulator from the runcommand menu.

                    My English isn't at a good level.

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                      barbudreadmon @Danrancan
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                      @Danrancan said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

                      Does NeoGeo CD Even need a bios? If so where do I put it and what is the name of the bios file?

                      https://docs.libretro.com/library/fbneo/#how-do-i-launch-a-neogeo-cd-game

                      @Danrancan said in NeoGeo CD - Romset is unknown. Help?:

                      My Neo Geo CD Roms are in .chd format. Could that be an issue?

                      https://docs.libretro.com/library/fbneo/#how-do-i-launch-a-neogeo-cd-game

                      FBNeo developer - github - forum

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