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2011-05-23
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#81
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
You have to unzip them and make sure the have a .bin extension. Also the roms have to be named right. For example double drgaon rom has to be named 082-(letter)(number).bin for the emulator to regognize it.
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2011-05-23
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#82
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Ok so I have them already unzip to /home/user/MYDocs/roms with .bin extension. But I don't have gngeo install, is there a way to install? I tried to install gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb from file manager, but once it goes app. manager it say unable to install gngeo.
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2011-05-23
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#83
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
No, do NOT unzip them! Gngeo will unzip it on the fly in a temporary location.
Hi I having a problem with No roms found! in the blue box. i have roms in the folder, but it still say no roms found. Do i have to unzip or leave it as zip file? Does the content have to be .bin or .rom?
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2011-05-23
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#84
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
Could you give me an error message?
Ok so I have them already unzip to /home/user/MYDocs/roms with .bin extension. But I don't have gngeo install, is there a way to install? I tried to install gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb from file manager, but once it goes app. manager it say unable to install gngeo.
The best way is to get the error message should be by starting the x-terminal and then:
Code:
sudo gainroot cd <location of the deb package> dpkg -i gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb
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2011-05-23
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#85
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Originally Posted by ade
dpkg: error processing gngeo_0.7.0-1arme1.deb (--install) : cannot access archive: No such file or directory
Could you give me an error message?
The best way is to get the error message should be by starting the x-terminal and then:
Code:sudo gainroot cd <location of the deb package> dpkg -i gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb
Errors were encountered while processing: gngeo_0.7.0-1_arme1.deb
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2011-05-23
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#86
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
It is right about "no such file": it is gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb (lowercase L), not gngeo_0.7.0-1_arme1.deb (number one)
dpkg: error processing gngeo_0.7.0-1arme1.deb (--install) : cannot access archive: No such file or directory
Errors were encountered while processing: gngeo_0.7.0-1_arme1.deb
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2011-05-23
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#87
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D'oh I have the wrong gngeo .deb. Okay so it should look something like this right?
If so thank a lots
Edit: Ok so after I done all that it still say no roms found! I have the rom gngeo-gui path configuration to /home/user/MYDocs/emu-romsneogeo since after I install gngeo it has change the directory of bios and roms only. I already extracted mslugx to the directory it should be in.
Last edited by disaznrush; 2011-05-24 at 02:48.
Code:
/home/user # dpkg -i gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb (Reading database ... 23953 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking gngeo (from gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb) ... Setting up gngeo (0.7.0-1) ...
Edit: Ok so after I done all that it still say no roms found! I have the rom gngeo-gui path configuration to /home/user/MYDocs/emu-romsneogeo since after I install gngeo it has change the directory of bios and roms only. I already extracted mslugx to the directory it should be in.
Last edited by disaznrush; 2011-05-24 at 02:48.
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2011-05-24
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#88
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
This output indicates a good installation.
D'oh I have the wrong gngeo .deb. Okay so it should look something like this right?
If so thank a lotsCode:/home/user # dpkg -i gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb (Reading database ... 23953 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking gngeo (from gngeo_0.7.0-1_armel.deb) ... Setting up gngeo (0.7.0-1) ...
Edit: Ok so after I done all that it still say no roms found! I have the rom gngeo-gui path configuration to /home/user/MYDocs/emu-romsneogeo since after I install gngeo it has change the directory of bios and roms only. I already extracted mslugx to the directory it should be in.
Like I said, please do not unzip de gamerom content, just put the zip file in your neogeo rom directory. Could you test it that way?
And does gngeo-gui give you any other error messages (like no bios found...)? You could also test another zipped gamerom.
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2011-05-24
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#89
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Great it work, thank you for helping me out. Is there a way to map the control figuration to use on ps3 sixaxis controller. When I go to config and hit save it said cannot write /home/user/.gngeo/gngeorc.
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2011-05-24
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#90
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Originally Posted by disaznrush
if it says it cannot save, maybe the rights are not good. Could you try
Great it work, thank you for helping me out. Is there a way to map the control figuration to use on ps3 sixaxis controller. When I go to config and hit save it said cannot write /home/user/.gngeo/gngeorc.
in an x-terminal:
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sudo gainroot chown user:users /home/user/.gngeo/gngeorc