Fb alpha v0.2.97.39 neo geo roms
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Is the fbneo_libretro.so in the ~/apps/emulators/ directory, and is it named exactly as you have typed it in the nfig file. Try copying it to the same directory as your rom, ie ~/games/FBNeo/
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So your bios is currently in the ~/apps/emulators/bios/ directory. It’s basically the same as 0.4, just with a working Lima/Mesa driver. Might as well get it running on something you’ll be keeping for a while. Just in general, upgrading to clockwork OS 0.5 will save you having to do it later, after you have set things up. Haha! Don’t feel bad! That’s how people learn! Asking for help and giving help. Which version of clockwork OS are you using? Not that it makes much of a difference, but makes a great reference point to work with re: how things are set up. Possibly leave one copy of neogeo.zip in the same directory as your Roms. Again, it all depends on your configuration. This is sometimes expected to be in the same directory as your Roms. Your action file explicitly has in the exlude line the neogeo.zip bios file. If you post up your Retroarch config file (use paste bin possibly) we can have a quick look at it. The /home/cpi/apps/emulators/bios locations is only valid, if your Retroarch configuration is actually pointing to that directory in the config.
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You will also possibly need to edit your Retroarch config to contain the buildbot URL I mentioned above.Īfter that, go into the online updater section of Retroarch, update core info files, then manage your cores. Unfortunately this means you may be potentially downloading another duplicate file in the place Retroarch defines your cores to be.Īnd argh. That said, if you’re using an *.so file being run by the Retroarch launcher, you shouldn’t need to change any of the file’s modes.įor now, try and run it from Retroarch directly. To give owner, group and everyone else permission to execute file: chmod +x /path/to/file Often after downloading an executable file you will need to add this permission before using it. Probably one of the most used case of chmod is to give a file the execution bit. chmod +x or chmod a+x: Execution for everyone I personally use chmod +x, making a file executable.