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Yeah, it's really boggling my mind because the files I provided all work just fine on my MiSTer

FPGA64 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2024 12:21 pm

Internet Archive is still down until its back Update_all has no where to get the files

Robert didn’t mention it, but I actually provided him with my copies of the bios files for those cores that work fine for me, but they don’t work for him. Not sure of what the issue could be.

Really amazing! I'll definitely try this out soon!

The "CPU: Turbo" setting is also broken in this release, so perhaps it is related.

Can either of you guys check the CRC-32 hash of your file and report back what it is? Just to verify that the correct version is definitely being used? It's interesting because your errors match what a couple other users saw with the messed up build that went out a on the 19th.

Also what hardware are you guys using? Standard DE-10 Nanos or are you using the MiSTer Pi or QMTech clone boards?

Are you guys testing with the 20240919 core? I just tried and I can't reproduce the issue. I'm able to play the first level just fine.

I did notice that a new unstable release for the core just dropped today in the Discord. Maybe try that one and see if it works?

I can’t right now, but I can test tomorrow.

What happens if you go to select a rom from the OSD after you launch the MGL? Does it take you to the folder with the right CHD file?

There is also a rom out there of just the snail maze game itself.

heinzgruber wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 5:48 pm

mrchrister wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 11:22 am

Easiest is to rename unstable core. If you want both, you have to change the rbf line in each mgl

thanks! that's the solution i'm looking for. so i'll replace the original AO486 core with the unstable and rename it.

Ah yeah, I misunderstood what you were asking before. Sorry!

heinzgruber wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 12:15 pm

Is it possible to use the AO486 unstable core with 0MHz collection? Im asking because I think the MGLs are tied to the stables core or am I wrong?

Should work fine. The MGL only specifies what core to use, it doesn't care about what version the core is.

Yeah, I have a 2.9 in primary and a 2.5 in secondary slot. That said, nothing really takes advantage of it yet except the work in (seemingly stalled) progress Jaguar core. The PSX and Saturn cores have dual ram builds, but you won’t notice any differences in PSX and there aren’t really any differences for Saturn at this point either.

Bas wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:07 pm

That is seriously weird. Would using MOSLO from vanilla DOS help to correct this one in plain DOS.

Not sure, but actually, this game seems to run too fast no matter what you do in DOS (I've tried 7.1 and 6.22), so maybe slowing the system down could actually fix it?

So, I've been talking to OP on Discord for a while now without realizing they started this thread

OP discovered that Rusty runs almost flawlessly so long as you run it in DOS via Windows 3.1. If anyone wants to check it out, just go to archive and search "Rusty DOS 0MHz".