This seems to be true for playlist entries linking directly to mounts like HDI/FDI/etc.
E,g, having a playlist entry with a path like ..\Games\PC98\Game.hdi results in the core starting up with no active mounts and with the 'Number of files' prompt.
Using absolute paths like D:\Games\PC98\Game.hdi works just fine, with the game booting up successfully.
Using a CMD file with a relative path like ..\Games\PC98\Game.cmd (which subsequently links to the same HDI file with 'np2kai Game.hdi') also works just fine.
This seems to be true for playlist entries linking directly to mounts like HDI/FDI/etc.
E,g, having a playlist entry with a path like ..\Games\PC98\Game.hdi results in the core starting up with no active mounts and with the 'Number of files' prompt.
Using absolute paths like D:\Games\PC98\Game.hdi works just fine, with the game booting up successfully.
Using a CMD file with a relative path like ..\Games\PC98\Game.cmd (which subsequently links to the same HDI file with 'np2kai Game.hdi') also works just fine.