You are "cheating" the MD5 checker, but that is not enough to "cheat" the Emulator: If you have a problem with the BIOS, or you are using the wrong MD5, or you have the wrong name or extension (remembering that they are case sensitive, name and extension). Now warning message is not shown but any PSX game I load, it just kick me out (just as before).
I keep my bios.xml file unchanged, I use the correct BIOS, and everything works: add the bios in the es_bios.xml file, in the "psx section", like this :.If some games still cannot be lauched, like me you can : check that in the bios menu that psx bios are all valid.This is the correct md5 value for the bios file Nano /recalbox/share_init/system/.emulationstation/es_bios.xml connect to your recalbox using ssh/putty :Ĭreate a session with hostname open the bios config file :.Plink RECALBOX -l root -pw recalboxroot mount -o remount, rw /
run this ms-dos commands, to make recalbox's config files writable :. add the missing bios to the \RECALBOX\share\bios\ folder : SCPH1001.BIN, SCPH7001.BIN, scph5502.bin, SCPH1002.BIN, SCPH7002.BIN, SCPH101.BIN). get all missing bios for psx : the list is available in the bios menu / section psx (you can use a pack like BIOS_Recalbox_4.1_18.02.09). It also tells that there might be a problem with the md5 checksum and I confirm it is related. This will have to be repeated for subsequent disc changes.I had this error message this morning when I tried my psx games, related to missing libretro/pcsx_rearmed bios. Repeat for subsequent discs, of course.ģ: Manually copy the disc2.srm save file to the main save file (the one associated with the m3u file) and start pcsx-rearmed. The emulator will now boot straight from disc two and have the save file associated with disc 2 available. If you do this from the beginning and only save to slot 2, then this is by far the easiest option.Ģ: Boot up the game, change to disc two, and save game override options. This will create a shared memory card in slot 2 available for all discs. But since the save files are stored with the discs, I essentially have four different memory cards for my game which is a hassle.Īfter a bit of hair pulling last night I found some ways to make it work, and I present them here for anybody else in the same pitfall as me (you can google a lot of stuff, but I did not manage to find a solution pointing to the easiest one).ġ: Enable the second memory card in the pcsx options. I'm using m3u files to arrange the discs which looks good in the menu and makes it easy to swap discs. Until I had to reload a save file once my game had progressed to disc 2. Currently playing though FFIX for the first time in 20 years and having a blast.
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