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There is a samba script you can set up. Have you tried that one yet?

https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Wiki_MiSTer/wiki/Samba

Not sure if it'd work for your needs, but could you store the ROMs and cores on your NAS and load them using cifs on the mister? That way the bulk of the data is already on the NAS and the only things you'd be backing up from the SD card would be config, scripts, etc., which I imagine would sync pretty quickly since they're not too large of files i...

Did a new comparison. MiSTer implementation looks to be super close. Could even be something with the way I'm capturing and syncing stuff up. Quite an improvement from where it was months ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB7EIEDsTw0

Did a new comparison using the SNES_unstable_20220815_14e889. It's slower than before, but hopefully that's just a temporary setback. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-E_moTKr3w Not in the video is a test I did with the SFX turbo mode in the core. That was way too fast - crashed out at almost exactly 1 minute using in-game timer, whereas real hardw...

Personally, I don't think so. I used one of the original MAS sticks back around 2001 or so, and it was nice. Friend's stick was complete with all parts and worked on two or three different consoles, and I'm pretty sure he paid less than $300/each per stick. Of course there is inflation and other things to factor in. But for $300 I'd much rather get...

Looks like it was just merged into the main dev repository, and source is public. https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Arcade-MiSTer_Raizing

I believe the menu is in 480i, which is gonna give that flickering effect.

There's an actual USB port on the the sd2snes/fx pack that allows for a few things. It can be used to read and write ram, which is used for autotracking (seperate program that runs on a computer and monitors the SNES's ram) items in a game, like Link to the Past or Super Metroid. It can also be used to load roms directly from a PC. Probably other d...

Like mr_chrislad, one of the only reasons I keep my SFC hooked up still is to use USB2SNES to do randomizers with autotracking.

Not a programmer, and I have no idea if it'd be possible to implement on MiSTer, but I'd love to see it added.

Looks like jotego might be working on Psikyo SH2 at some point in the future

Mine takes 23 seconds from power on to connect to my CIFS shares via ethernet.

Like Stunt Race FX, the original cartridge for Yoshi's Island is again noticeably faster than MiSTer's implementation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXI-ftEh13k

I have an original Yoshi's Island cart and can throw something up in about 10 hours or so if no one else does before then.

There's already a thread about the same topic here:

viewtopic.php?t=4747

It's described as "Early Alpha Preview" in the readme, so definitely don't be surprised if there are issues with the core at this point. Still nice to see though

Digging through a pile of stuff tonight I found that I do still have an actual cartridge of the Japanese version Wild Trax. So I did a comparison of the time trial mode like Storminormin did.

My results are the same. The MiSTer SNES core is definitely slower after just a minute of playing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK0DhknO6co

Here's a brief comparison I threw together of Stunt Race FX on MiSTer vs SD2SNES on a SNES 1chip ntsc model. Unfortunately I don't have an original cartridge anymore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuB2hQ5z1JA If there's something specific you'd like me to try and compare between them, I can try and do that as long as I don't have to play the game...

MSU-1 support officially added and out of unstable status. Seems to be working with three MSU-1 hacks I've tried

No idea how everyone is getting things to mount at /media/fat/cifs Here's my cifs_mount: SERVER="SYNOLOGYNAS" SHARE="mister" USERNAME="mister" PASSWORD="passwordgoeshere" LOCAL_DIR="*" WAIT_FOR_SERVER="true" MOUNT_AT_BOOT="true" ADDITIONAL_MOUNT_OPTIONS="vers=2.0" The *...

new snes_unstable was pushed out. Was able to get some audio working in a Mario World audio hack (Super Mario World Simple MSU Colines NTI, Conn et al, Colines v2 Audio), but it went to black after the title screen

There's an unstable-nightly build out now with MSU support (also requires unstable-nightly for MiSTer).

Anyone gotten it to work? I tried three different MSU audio hacks and none of them played the new audio, only the base sound effects.

grizzly wrote: ↑Thu May 12, 2022 7:59 am The winner that suggest the game i try will win a full MiSTer and CRT setup that they have to order and pay for themself

I'm out then =)

only played a few mins, but Chaotix with CRC32 of D0B0B842/MD5 of 47B1095E68B053125CD2CD5B1AC4EB50 worked fine for me.

The various betas for the game loaded up, but admittedly I didn't try playing those.

I read the thread, but I was asking if there is a way to run update_all that will keep all my existing cheats without having to do any renaming of folders prior.

Sorry if I wasn't clear. I'd like to keep the cheats I already have, but simply disable downloading new ones. Hope that can be added as an option soon

To confirm, there's currently no way to disable downloading cheats using update_all without renaming the cheats directory before and after running it.

Is that correct?

Already mentioned on twitter, but I'd love to see HDMI output.

I have two mc chtulhu-based fight sticks, and the same thing happens, and have had similar experiences with other devices I try to use the chtulhu with. I personally think it's something with the board.

The mistercade will power the DE10 via JAMMA.

BUT to set up your SD card, you may want a DE10 power supply.

The setup video goes over all that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veZFxTawDJ0

Or you can use the written guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ujk ... QNcuI/edit

Indeed you can. I use cifs for _Computer, _Console, _Other, _Utility, BIOS, bootrom, cheats, config, docs, Filters, Filters_Audio, font, games, Presets, saves, savestates, Shadow_Masks