It no longer gives me that tiny text acknowledging my controller, either. I downloaded a zip file of all the bios files from an emulator wiki site, hoping to just use different files. It was suggested to me (by someone with no experience with this emulator, but just guessing) that I might try using other BIOS files. I moved the keropi folder back to the bios folder. This didn't work for me, and instead of hanging on a black screen, it just spat me back to the list of games. I saw some other files in there, like a config file (I assume it was for the controller) and I deleted them to hope to start from scratch. So I moved the keropi folder to the roms/圆8000 folder. I then found this post from a couple of years ago, in which somebody had to put the bios files in the roms directory to get it to work. In the bottom lefthand corner, small text acknowledged my Logitech controller. When I selected a game, the little disclaimer popup showed, offering to let me press a key to edit preferences. Nobody is familiar with this emulator.įrom the RetroPie screen, I could go into the X68000 emulator and chose a single disk game (Chourensha, for example). I have sought help for this on both Reddit and the RetroPie group on Discord. I put the iplrom.dat (BIOS) and cgrom.dat (font) files in that keropi directory. The Github page mentions different BIOS files to choose from, but not for what each is for.
I created this directory to insert the bios files: I obtained a zip file of the BIOS files from someone uploading them to a forum somewhere. I obtained a zip file of every rom for the system in a big zip file on an archive site. I installed the X68000 emulator through the experimental section. I believe I have followed the instructions properly here: I'm just interested in playing the X68k for now. I have not run any other emulator on it yet as I already can run many other emulators on my hacked Xbox. My desktop computer is Linux Mint Mate and I used Etcher to create the RetroPie SD card.
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