so i was giving it a go, and i got a couple errors:
./emulators.sh: line 1: --2014-04-26: command not found ./emulators.sh: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token '(' ./emulators.sh: line 2: 'resolving db.tt (db.tt)... 108.160.165.62, 108.160.166.62'
Fatal error: Error parsing comand line: /home/pi/pimame/roms/msx/Aleste (1988) (compile) (J) .mx2 Use "openmsx -h" to see a list of available options
ran picodrive, got:
sh: 1: home/pi/emulators/picodrive/PicoDrive: not found
now upon looking in the pi/pimame/emulators/rpix86, i actually found the folders for osmose and picodrive, and none of the files for rpix86. and at one point i got a error when running OpenMSX that it couldnt find the C-Bios_MSX2+, though i found it exactly where the error told me it couldnt find it (in .openMSX/persistent/C-Bios_MSX2+/untitled1/
EDIT: looks like with MSX its picky about the roms, so those errors are specific to the rom set, not the emulator setup. i was able to run a few games, its a bit choppy, but i haven't messed with settings yet, so its currently all 'default' settings
those are my findings, hope it helps! lemme know if i can do anything on my end
if i redirect to the folder where they landed, both osmose and picodrive work great! picodrive seems to be in fullscreen as well. now i just gotta figure out where to drop the bios in picodrive.
also, i cant seem to find the executable for rpix86
ive been messing with rpix86 a bit. so you think its possible to make a custom xml that will list executibles in the menu and have them launch from the menu? or is it impossible? it seems like to some degree it still needs the dos emulated environment.
i'm trying to set it up to play selected titles on a arcade ;)
anyway, i'm not sure if this is useful, but would SDL 1.2 with dispmanx backend help osmose and picodrive run at full screen without having to write special scripts?
OsmOse 0.8.1+rpi20121122 build on Nov 22 2012 at 20:07:21 written by Bruno Vedder Unable to open (U).gg zip archive (thought i can see this was brought on by the extension of the rom)
if i take away the extension, then it will function, but still not at fullscreen
Thanks for creating this. I've been busy so not been around for a bit. I got an original 1980's Sinclair Spectrum thenother day but it does not work, so been trying to get Fuse running. I compiled SDK version but it freezes when selecting a game? Any ideas?
Anyway I saw your script so thought I would try that. I downloaded latest Piplay then updated it through Piplay menu, then rebooted and install your script. It installed fine, it did ask me about updating rpix86 emulator which I said Yes to. When I rebooted Piplay came up with an error, something about the menu. I will try later reinstalling latest Piplay 0.8v3 but not updating it and the install your script.
Could you tell me where Fuse is instralled , then if it fails again least I can dir to the directory and try running it directly.
@Conno123009 I reinstalled and the extra line is working on Fuse. If you exit Fuse then you don't go back to the PiPlay menu, it dumps you in CMD (I also got this in MAME4ALL when the game I was testing did not have the correct files in the zip!).
It is a shame that when using composite video you cannot have the screen 'full screen', you can only get a small screen?! Most nice and old 4:3 TV/screens have a way of accepting composite but not HDMI.
@Conno123009 : did you try my picodrive version... i have fullscreen with aspect ration of course. Picodrive runs some roms that Dgen won't and whithout "main menu" it works with composite output as DGEN won't too.
@ian57 I used your fork but it doesn't open in fullscreen - picoDrive in general seems to be lacking in documentation so maybe I'm missing something. I pretty much just cloned your repo and ran the PicoDrive binary.
Be careful there 2 binaries... one withe the menu (Picodrive) and one without ;) PicoDriveOneRom very usefull with EmulationStation. Can you post a screenshot to see what happen?