uberyoji / mister-boot-roms

Custom boot roms for the MiSTer FPGA project
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NES boot rom name #2

Open djvj1 opened 2 years ago

djvj1 commented 2 years ago

On my Mister NES needs to be named boot.rom to load. Might have to do with FDS boot roms in the folder as well.

uberyoji commented 2 years ago

Are you using the official nes core?

djvj1 commented 2 years ago

Yes the one from the mister Downloader.

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Are you using the official nes core?

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uberyoji commented 2 years ago

Can I have a snapshot of of the files on your sd in games/NES? The proper naming should be this: boot0.rom = FDS BIOS file. Will be used for any FDS images loaded boot1.rom = NES Cart file. Can be used with boot0.rom (BIOS) in place boot2.rom = FDS image file. Requires boot0.rom (BIOS). Use a blank FDS (header only) to boot the FDS BIOS without a disk image. boot3.rom = PAL file. It can be used to set your default custom palette. Save the menu option on "Custom" to apply immediately.

djvj1 commented 2 years ago

Yes that's how I have my files. If I rename boot2, the custom bios works. if I rename boot0, I get a grey screen. If I rename boot1 to boot, it also lets the custom bios work.

Attached the files

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Can I have a snapshot of of the files on your sd in games/NES? The proper naming should be this: boot0.rom = FDS BIOS file. Will be used for any FDS images loaded boot1.rom = NES Cart file. Can be used with boot0.rom (BIOS) in place boot2.rom = FDS image file. Requires boot0.rom (BIOS). Use a blank FDS (header only) to boot the FDS BIOS without a disk image. boot3.rom = PAL file. It can be used to set your default custom palette. Save the menu option on "Custom" to apply immediately.

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