Some also blackscreen just after Amiberry logo. This is no longer the case, and when i was unable to find a 'free' (AROS) version of SetPatch that did not cause an error, I removed it, as it wasnt needed. This can be ignored - an older version of the booter checked for its presence, because it wa needed in older WHDLoad versions. Hope this helps said in Amiberry + WHDLoad = Holy Grail - Amiberry's official thread: games that have expansion data available) so it does act as a visual cue. (Some games with many disks still take a little while to cache.)Īlso it is the point at which the user can interupt the process by holding 'fire' down and force the loader to re-scan for an altrnative slave file or change custom settings (e.g. In many cases, it was a simple case of impatience and the splash gives and indication that something is happening.
The previous booter was without a splash screen, but i recieved a lot of feedback about users thinking they were 'stuck' on a black screen. There are two reasons in particular to have this It is multi-tasked however, so even on the 'faster' load the splash comes up whilst the game data is being preloaded (cached). No, it isnt currently available to be disabled by the end-user, unless creating their own boot program. The other option is to join the very popular 'Amiga RetroPie WHDLoad Group' which has lots of users sharing their experiences with the said in Amiberry + WHDLoad = Holy Grail - Amiberry's official One other quick question re: the splash screen - is it presented while the lha is being unpacked? Is there any way to disable the splash?
I see you asked on GitHub about the best place to ask about support, but to be honest, I am much more likely to pick it up on Github, although here other used may be able help instead. whd specification for it act as an override at user preference. This was a user request for this to be a hostprefs, and i think can be important with certain sizes of display, but i can certainly look into having the. It's there for fun, no hidden meaning!Ĭan we get LINE_DOUBLING moved from hostprefs to whd configs? It means the randomly selected colour today is 'red'. The Amiberry splash screen.why does it change colors and what do they mean yes, Amiberry should try to load that kickstart from the BIOS folder in this instance. in answer to your question (.eventually!.). On the RetroPie distro, the default path is symlinked back to /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/, so. Amiberry will use whatever folder you have specified in it's 'paths' panel. The CPU=68000 is setting an option for Amiberry, so wouldnt need the symlink, and i dont think 2.05 is one that WHDLoad generally needs. The symlink creates files for WHDLoad 'internally' (i.e. Yes, although i retain mine for development files, HD folders, CD folders etc which i do not want RetroPie to cache on load.Īll the 'important' Kickstarts do indeed get symlinked from the BIOS directory.except the 2.05 A600HD one, which is needed when CPU=68000/68010 This will this completely eliminate the need for the amiga-data directory (and contents)? Games that require a mouse should be specified by the XML file, but this is a WIP so apologies but a lot are probably missing for now. Kickstart v3.1 rev 40.68 (1993)(Commodore)(A4000).romĪny advice in getting North and South running would be I will check N&S but i see no reason it should not work, unless the installer / slave has a bug that requires the data folder specified (Jaguar XJ220 has this problem and i have reported it to the slave author) These are the Kickstart roms I have in the BIOS folder. I only used the amiga-data folder option in an attempt to get it working. The debug script gives the message DOS-Error #205 (object not found) on reading "Disk.1".
The only game that hasn't worked is North and South. uae files for games that require a mouse (Cannon Fodder, Lemmings). lha files directly in Amiberry, the only modification being creating.
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