What bios are you using? Have you tried the Japanese C/H vanilla bios just to be sure? That's what I am using and it works here.
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Casselfornia
Student
Can anybody confirm V4 or V5 Card reader emulation works? I tried with Initial D V3 and I cannot get the reader to work. Best effort I had was initialization and then connection error.
Pi3B+ with proper wiring RS232 to USB and all Naomi Jumpers set correct. I guess at least. Last one is to the right and the ones above on the left.
Pi3B+ with proper wiring RS232 to USB and all Naomi Jumpers set correct. I guess at least. Last one is to the right and the ones above on the left.
I have the exact same issue. I could only get the F-Zero AX one to work after installing pyserial and running it manually with python3.
Casselfornia
Student
did you hook up anything to dcd
pin 1 on rs232) when I hookup gnd to it, it starts initialization and then after like 10 seconds shows connection error. If I connect everything as it should be it always shows connection error.
Casselfornia
Student
geez... thank you for clarifying that. I thought it was already working. And thanks for the interface!
mR_CaESaR
Champion
All versions support 3b+
I can't remember 100% but I think the main difference between 4 and 5 is 5 has the ability to add to your home network?
Ok got your image with the joystick games only, which is based to WiPi V5 correct?! Everything set up correctly and booted up.
Im using an Rpi 3B+ with the recommended touchscreen.
So here's what is not working for me related to the home wifi setup.
If you go to setup access to your home wifi via the touchscreen, you can select the scanned networks from the dropdown menu,
but you can not type in a password using the touchscreen, I guess a virtual keyboard is not accessible through the touch interface??
Ok, I worked around it by plugging in a usb keyboard and you can type the password in ok.
also, if you connect to via your phone you can select the your home wifi and setup it you that way as you can type in your password via your phones interface.
Ok, so finally had the pi reboot and connect to my home network, I can see it listed in my devices and its ip address,
But, cant connect to it using browsers on the phone or pc. It just does not connect at all, although it shows up on the network.
There is no way to restore the hotspot other than rewrite the image to the SD car??
@chunksin Any ideas on this? Would love to just have the pi hooked up to the home network.
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Thanks for checking, I will try again tomorrow. Maybe I have something on my network blocking access.
Agree, would love to set a static IP on it. Will probably have my router just reserve an ip for the Pis mac address.
Agree, would love to set a static IP on it. Will probably have my router just reserve an ip for the Pis mac address.
Can you see the website being displayed on the touchscreen? If so the script was worked correctly because your IP has changed and the web server is running fine. The only way to recreate the hotspot is to reimage, this was intended as a one way operation, you choose at the point of install. You can also switch networks by editing the wifi.txt file in the /boot partition, just add your SSID followed by a space followed by your wifi password, save and boot up the Pi. If your SSID contains a space be sure to enclose in double quotes.Ok got your image with the joystick games only, which is based to WiPi V5 correct?! Everything set up correctly and booted up.
Im using an Rpi 3B+ with the recommended touchscreen.
So here's what is not working for me related to the home wifi setup.
If you go to setup access to your home wifi via the touchscreen, you can select the scanned networks from the dropdown menu,
but you can not type in a password using the touchscreen, I guess a virtual keyboard is not accessible through the touch interface??
Ok, I worked around it by plugging in a usb keyboard and you can type the password in ok.
also, if you connect to via your phone you can select the your home wifi and setup it you that way as you can type in your password via your phones interface.
Ok, so finally had the pi reboot and connect to my home network, I can see it listed in my devices and its ip address,
But, cant connect to it using browsers on the phone or pc. It just does not connect at all, although it shows up on the network.
There is no way to restore the hotspot other than rewrite the image to the SD car??
@chunksin Any ideas on this? Would love to just have the pi hooked up to the home network.
You can SSH onto the Pi and set a static address for your wifi network in the standard /etc/network/interfaces file. I can always add an option in the next version to do that via the webpage.
Metal Slug
Enthusiast
I have the 16x2 screen on my pi, and I have noticed while it still works with v4 and v5, the backlight does not light up for some reason. Does anyone know if there is a config setting I can set to light it up? If I load an old version of PiForce tools it still lights up.
Also, I loaded up @Murrays image with the joystick games only and noticed Ikaruga is missing?? That surely had to have been overlooked.
Thanks for all the hard work on these builds, its greatly appreciated!
Also, I loaded up @Murrays image with the joystick games only and noticed Ikaruga is missing?? That surely had to have been overlooked.
Thanks for all the hard work on these builds, its greatly appreciated!
Would this screen/case kit work with this, I wonder?
3.5" touchscreen with case
If so, would be a nice addition to this.
3.5" touchscreen with case
If so, would be a nice addition to this.
Yes, that screen works with @chunksin wipi image. But to be honest the poor touch responsiveness and the low refresh rate of the screen, make it a pain to use.
root/raspberry
Could someone please guide me here? My Naomi 2 is stuck at "Now Loading" screen after a reboot each time I launch a game.
DIMM IP(4.02): 192.168.1.2, Sub:255.255.255.0
Netdimm dip switches checked set to netboot.
No zero pic, time hack on.
BIOS: Custom bios, multi
When booting initially it says "Checking Network".
I am using RPI 3B (not 3B+)
DIMM IP(4.02): 192.168.1.2, Sub:255.255.255.0
Netdimm dip switches checked set to netboot.
No zero pic, time hack on.
BIOS: Custom bios, multi
When booting initially it says "Checking Network".
I am using RPI 3B (not 3B+)
Thanks! I am using V5, following the directions I extended the FAT32 partition, added roms from both your mega.nz source and a few I had before, ran the audit which renamed a few roms and added them to the romlist and then tried launching them.
