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I created the CMD files with your script (.and checked the path in there, twice, thrice.) and put them with the ROMs onto the NAS. So there is now /storage/emulated/0/RetroArch/configs/a5200.7z, /storage/emulated/0/RetroArch/configs/mame/a5200.7z, and /storage/emulated/0/RetroArch/configs/mame/roms/a5200.7z in addition to 5200.7z with the ROMs on the NAS. Since it still kept crashing I successively placed the a5200.7z BIOS over the various config locations. ini folder, as the tutorial mentions it's not needed anymore.

roms folder and I did not create an a5200.ini file in the. roms and mame.ini from the PC installation, the first rompath in mame.ini points to the local. (/storage/ALEXANDRIA/Data/ROM/HyperSpin/Atari/5200) My ROMs are on a NAS, like yours, the path is a tad deeper, but that has not stopped A2600 or A7800 ROMs from working with their respective cores.Īll my ROMs are compressed in 7z including the a5200 BIOS and are lying together on the NAS in one directory. It just keeps crashing on trying to load any Atari 5200 content (also Virtual Jaguar is not working, but that is not subject of this thread ) I did the config file magic to make HSA launched RA use the same locations as the standalone version, so config/BIOS points to /storage/emulated/0/RetroArch/configs. I still must miss some vital part there or RA 1.5.0 with MAME 0.185 core is broken. This forum thread, for example, has great settings for the ideal NES and SNES experience. Check out our guide to RetroArch’s advanced features if you really want to get the best experience.*sigh* A5200 setup is kind of driving me crazy. You don’t have to go in and tweak this stuff, but power users will love diving in and making everything work just right. Power users should also check out the “Settings” tab, where you’ll find the Video, Audio and a variety of other settings. RELATED: Eight Advanced RetroArch Features that Make Retro Gaming Great Again It’s just a matter of scrolling down the list and selecting everything. Just select the systems you’ve added ROMs for and you’ve got thumbnails baked into the interface.Īctually, while you’re in the Online Updater, you might as well updated the core info files, the assets, and everything else.

You can find these thumbnails in the “Online Updater” section where you downloaded cores, under “Thumbnails Updater”. Eagle-eyed readers no doubt noticed the thumbnails shown in the above step.