FortyRock

Running Stella on .8Beta9
What are you using as the display? This sounds like an SDL / framebuffer problem. You can also look here for some possible ideas (although those might have been pre-beta) : http://piplay.org/forum/discussion/comment/6510#Comment_6510

Comment by FortyRock July 2015 permalink
Adding Mupen64
Ian - does that mean you're volunteering to help port what you implemented in Raspicade to the PiPlay project? I'd like to be optimistic in thinking that you're not just trolling :)

Comment by FortyRock June 2015 permalink
Feature Requests: What do you want to see in PiPlay?
@Rom_boss: Re Atari 2600, this might help - http://pimame.org/forum/discussion/1641/where-is-atari#Item_3 (note that this was with a stock image and not the PiPlay image so YMMV)

Comment by FortyRock March 2015 permalink
(Need help) My pi's I.P. adress is not working.
just to be sure, you're connecting to the ip address you get when running the following command on the pi: ifconfig eth0 (assuming you're using the ethernet port) and you're connecting from a computer on the same side of your int…

Comment by FortyRock March 2015 permalink
Feature Requests: What do you want to see in PiPlay?
Would be nice if you can get SDL / framebuffer and the PiTFT to play nicely together (vs having to use fbcopy).

Comment by FortyRock March 2015 permalink
Where is Atari?
(The problem, as posted elsewhere, is that the SDL implementation got borked. An alternate solution would be to downgrade the kernel).

Comment by FortyRock February 2015 permalink
Where is Atari?
To get Stella running on the Pi2: 1) sudo apt-get install stella 2) wget http://malus.exotica.org.uk/~buzz/pi/sdl/sdl1/deb/rpi2/libsdl1.2debian_1.2.15-8rpi_armhf.deb 3) dpkg --install libsdl1.2debian_1.2.15-8rpi_armhf.deb HTH

Comment by FortyRock February 2015 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
I suggest asking fceux questions on the thead I provided above. For sound, did you have a look at the solutions provided elsewhere on this forum (marked as Solved)?

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
Try sudo chmod 775 fceux Then try running it again Nano is a file editor. So the command above tried to edit a program file (thus te gibberish).

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] Rotate Display? (How-to)
Glad it worked for you :)

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] Rotate Display? (How-to)
sudo should have done the trick. You can also "sudo su" first, which puts you in as root. Then try nano /boot/config.txt again. You can also access the boot folder from a windows machine if you mount the SD card directly.

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
After another quick google search, I found this: I found this: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=39624 If this is the same app, have you tried going through those paces?

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
Where did you get the file from? Do they have instructions on its use? After a quick google search, it does appear to be fceux (lower case). However, you can only install a package using apt-get if a package has been built for (and is stored in) …

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
I recommend some articles on basic RPI / linux administration. Here's a start: http://elinux.org/RPi_Beginners

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] Rotate Display? (How-to)
Have you considered just rotating the display at the system level (in /boot/config.txt)? See http://elinux.org/RPiconfig

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Fceux NES/Famicom on PiMAME Help
.exe is a windows file

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[BUILD] My PiMame arcade table
Slick!

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[DEFERRED] Silent start?
Deferred to Feature Request

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[DEFERRED] mame4all configuration (how to configure "skiplines")
Deferred to mame4all for pi developer

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[DEFERRED] Snes9X (remapping keys)
Deferred to feature request

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
PiMAME 0.7 Released - Includes AdvanceMAME, MAME4All, and SNES9x
Try: "sudo su"

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[DEFERRED] Snes9X (remapping keys)
Have you tried http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=23272 ?

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] menu.py location/execution? (how to change program that launches at boot time)
menu.py is called from /home/pi/.profile which is executed after the automatic login of user pi edit that file and you're golden

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[DEFERRED] mame4all configuration (how to configure "skiplines")
Mame4all change requests are better suited at http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=36067

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Speed and Mame4All
I suggest asking the mame4all dev @ http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=36067 (Please let's keep this thread related to speed issues)

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
Speed and Mame4All
1) there are a number of recent threads discussing HDMI sound problems. Have you tried any of those suggestions? 2) mame4all is lighter weight and optimised for the pi and performance (vs compatibility) 3) Shea just did in 0.7 beta 1 :)

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
PiMAME 0.7 Released - Includes AdvanceMAME, MAME4All, and SNES9x
Possibly a permissions issue on the roms folder. User likely doesn't have write access. Try as root or "chmod 777" the folder (which is what is usually done by the mame4all install script).

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] Stella Emulator Atari 2600? (how to install and use with ADVMame)
No - you'll have to add it as a generic emulator. Have a look at the advmenu.rc file in the just-released 0.7 version and see the entries for mame4all for an example (assuming it's in there, at least). Examples have also been documented …

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
[SOLVED] Stella Emulator Atari 2600? (how to install and use with ADVMame)
Really quite easy: With a network connection enabled and logged in as user "pi": sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install stella

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink
What I'm working on
Hola - cuando juega mame4all solo, hay un GUI (excusa me que mi catalán también no es muy bueno :)) (you might have more success if you start another discussion thread).

Comment by FortyRock May 2013 permalink

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