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    Every time I play dreamcast, displays the setting screen time/date

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    • HurricaneFanH
      HurricaneFan @madmodder123
      last edited by

      @madmodder123 It has not been merged yet. Still needs some things to happen before it will be merged.

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        timekills
        last edited by timekills

        While this may be obvious to those with Linux experience, a simple wget from the command line will allow the download and copy of the @jonsim updated reicast files rather than downloading to a USB stick etc.

        cd /opt/retropie/emulators/reicast/bin
        sudo wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/dh1umn50tqgxrg1/reicast?dl=0
        sudo mv reicast reicast_old #if you want to be safe and backup your old reicast file
        sudo cp reicast?dl=0 reicast
        sudo chmod 755 reicast

        P.S. thanks @jonsim it works perfectly.

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        • KaltinrilK
          Kaltinril @timekills
          last edited by

          @timekills said :

          While this may be obvious to those with Linux experience, a simple wget from the command line will allow the download and copy of the @jonsim updated reicast files rather than downloading to a USB stick etc.

          cd /opt/retropie/emulators/reicast/bin
          sudo wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/dh1umn50tqgxrg1/reicast?dl=0
          sudo mv reicast reicast_old #if you want to be safe and backup your old reicast file
          sudo cp reicast?dl=0 reicast
          sudo chmod 755 reicast

          @timekills this doesn't work on raspberry pi3, with a completely updated retropie, and freshly installed reicast. Tested today. Selecting a game just goes back to the main menu. Yes, I made sure file permissions were correct.

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          • madmodder123M
            madmodder123 @timekills
            last edited by madmodder123

            @timekills @Kaltinril

            This should do it. The old one had dl=0 which makes it download the html page.

             cd /opt/retropie/emulators/reicast/bin
             sudo mv reicast reicast_old    #if you want to be safe and backup your old reicast file
             sudo rm reicast    #delete the old one if you didn't back it up with the step above
             sudo wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/dh1umn50tqgxrg1/reicast?dl=1
             sudo chmod 755 reicast
            
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            • SuperFromNDS
              SuperFromND @madmodder123
              last edited by

              @madmodder123 Might just be the way I typed the command, but when I did it, it downloaded a file called "reicast?dl=1". mving the file to just be named reicast seems to work though, and it works just fine.

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                JonathanKnight
                last edited by

                Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to do it though Filezilla instead of using USB. I recently got mine setup at a local convention (I did installed the games btw). I'm still new to it and for some reasons i keep getting permission denied whenever i did stuff. Like trying to rename the old reicast file.

                Honestly, I do want to know how to fix this so i can play Dreamcast games. If anyone knows, then explain how to get it working.

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                • mituM
                  mitu Global Moderator @JonathanKnight
                  last edited by

                  @jonathanknight You cannot do it via USB, since the transfer method doesn't work for arbitrary files. You can copy the file(s) directly to /home/pi, then use the command line (see the commands above) to copy/move then to the right location.

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                    JonathanKnight @mitu
                    last edited by JonathanKnight

                    @mitu Okay, i did that. but now i facing a new problem! Reicast will not start up and I am left wondering what I did wrong. Seriously guys, what did i do wrong!

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                      ango
                      last edited by ango

                      ...ist working now. Issue was fixed. You have to reboot your RasPi.

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                        Pi-Mania
                        last edited by

                        For me this worked but, i too got a file called reicast?dl=1 that i had to
                        sudo mv reicast\dl=1 reicast
                        then
                        sudo chmod 755 reicast

                        Maybe >sudo wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/dh1umn50tqgxrg1/reicast is enough?

                        Thanks to all.

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                          yucakia
                          last edited by

                          I tryied this fix but if I do that it give me the same issue of not startinting the rom just goes right back to the menu screen. Any help will be awesome, newbie here. I have read for three days without any luck for this issue.

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                            tony92tone @TwoGuidosGaming
                            last edited by

                            @TwoGuidosGaming how’d you fix?

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                              Retro80s @jonsim
                              last edited by

                              @jonsim This helped! Thanks!!

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