SiberianSpForces
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IIRC, the MESS version I use is .161, I want to say it's the version that comes in the zip from Mr Robot's link. The zips for the tabletops are named like that.If that is MESS version 0.64 it is very, very old. What version is MESS 2016; should be no older than version 0.170.
That coleco.zip file is for coleco vision rather than the tabletop games. The mame files for the coleco tabletops might be called cdkong.zip, cfrogger.zip, cgalaxn.zip, cmspacmn.zip, and cpacman.zip.
That's the link I got them from. And that's a big "aw nuts" for it not being able to work.Thanks mr_me, SiberianSpForces caught me out because he's asking for something that doesn't work on RetroPie! I'm guessing MESS64 would be the 64bit MESS for PC. Judging from this post.. a couple of years ago too!
http://www.handheldmuseum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2146&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=60
The only MESS cores that get set up are :-
Colecovision (100% speed, driver: coleco)
CreatiVision (80-100% speed, driver: crvision, not added to the script yet)
Emerson Arcadia 2001 (100% speed, driver: arcadia)
Nintendo Entertainment System (100% speed, driver: nes)
Nintendo Gameboy (100% speed, driver: gameboy)
Sega Dreamcast VMU (100% speed, driver: svmu)
So you can see where I made my mistake!
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I didn't have any luck. Though I did notice there's a 3 line message that only pops up once a session when selecting one of the games. It's there for a split second, right before the loading prompt where you can hit a button appears.
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This is dealing with MESS and the Coleco tabletop games. The game set I have runs in MESS 64. I installed the MESS 2016 package and am wondering what bios I need to snag in order to play these. I've asked on the Pi forum and r/ReteoPie with no success. Figure I'd give it a shot here.
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I have the PS KOF '95. I remember the local Pizza King having '94 or '95, which made me want it for the PS. I'll be looking at either the PS2 or Saturn version now.
I've also noticed that the Saturn usually has a leg up on the PS when it comes to most fighters.-
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Picked up COD WWII yesterday.
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I use both. I recently purged my loose 64 and GB carts since I got an Everdrive for both. I also have a Pi 3 that's setup with RetroPie. I don't plan on purging my loose 2600 carts anytime soon though.
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I reflashed the SD card and then I changed the setting to read from the flash drive instead of copying to the SD.
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I did print Dripfree's The Bumble case for it. Works great!
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I got one side of the handle to screw in, then glued the other side. So far so good. I could print another one. What's your location?
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Are there pics of this? I might as well buy the multicolor pacman since I already have the full color and full monochrome variants.
Here's a video of it in action;
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Are you in the right directory when running chown? Or add the complete path to emulationstation.
I would say no. I'd open the terminal in raspberian and type that command. It wouldn't do anything when I'd hit F4 while loading retropie. With the Fresh install, I should be able to get back to retropie's configuration and change the permissions to pi:pi. I'd like to just have my collection on a flash drive and have pie read that, instead of copying them to the card.
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Worth a shot.
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What?
Where did I lose you at?
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Getting a boost:filesysyem error and it starts at one of the SNES folders. It crashes emustation and I can't type my way out of it. There are 3 more folders after that particular one and all 4 say permission denied when clicking on them while in Raspberian. From what I have tried to read up on, it looks like a permission issue where the directory is root:root and it needs to be pi:pi. I've tried the "sudo chown -hR pi:pi .emulationstation" but that says that path doesn't exsist. With the drive in, I can't delete those 4 folders, though I'll see what happens when the drive is not in it. Any help is appreciated!
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Man, if they'd just make these a useable size--like Coleco tabletop size--I'd be all over them. Even for more $.
Love me some Galaxian.
Can't remember the exact link, but someone does convert the old Coleco's into MAMEcades.
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I wouldn't mind snagging that 4 colored LCD Pac-Man. Just need to get myself to run into a WallyWorld.
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Nice case. Looks pro. With the Famicom cart, is it close to the same sizes as a nes game? I mean, fit a front loader well?
Good to go on the front loaders.
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Cool! I'll give that a go.
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I was looking for a case also. What did it cost both of you to make these?
I wouldn't know how to figure that up. I might modify the .stl on the handle and backside of the case. Where the screws go in the handle, that part is breaking off.
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Current;
-2600 light sixer
-Intellivision model 1
-Commodore Plus/4 w/tape deck and floppy
-NES
-DMG GameBoy (Play It Loud clear, back-lit)
-GameBoy Color
-Turbo Duo
-SNES
-2 PSXseses (8/95, 11/96)
-Saturn
-N64
-PS2 39001(Fat, flip top, HDD)
-Dreamcast
-2 Original X-Boxes(1 has ailing disc drive)
-Gamecube (region toggle switch)
-Gameboy Advance
-3 GBA SPs(parts Pink, Onyx, NES AGS101 swap)
-DSi
Long gone;
Turbografx 16
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Currently printing this on my MPSM. The last part I need to print is the handle. Plus it uses the screws from the NES cart!
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Thanks. I'll wait, eventually a good deal will come along.
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Spotted a cheapie screen on eBay. Not fully functional;
"It does turn on but the screen shimmers and is off balance. It does not display the picture on screen correctly. The speakers work and sound great."
Would this be a cap issue or something worse?
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Another Retropie question(MESS/Coleco tabletop)
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I know the rom set I have for MAME is for either .174 or .178.