@ngiri67 said in Apple 2 not starting any ROMS:

@alvin said in Apple 2 not starting any ROMS:

@ngiri67
@ngiri67 said in Apple 2 not starting any ROMS:

Should I get a new copy of the BIOS?

Here
LinApple
https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/emulators/computers/apple-2/linapple
and there
GSPlus
https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/emulators/computers/apple-2/gsplus
it says you don't need any special BIOS-File to play Apple 2 Games on Recalbox

So why did you want to get a "new Copy of the BIOS" ?

You can check if you need a BIOS and if you got the right one (not only by Name but by MD5-Checksum too) in the Recalboy Main Menu.

Did your Games have the rigth Extension and did you put them in the right Folders (see Links above) ?

Thank you @alvin. I did see they said a BIOS isn't required, but I'm getting a screenful of checkerboard and @ signs and the PC freezes. Even the games that come by default give the same result. I managed the get the 2GS to play the games, but not linapple. I've attached a screenshot in case it might help.20220422_140646 (1).jpg

Look here at the last Picture on the LinApple Homepage
http://linapple.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html
Looks almost the same like your Screenshot but on the whole Page it's never been explained why this happend.

@zing
As i mentioned i have used the Rpi imager software from the site, which downloads automatically the latest stable release.

@Voytex86 Thank you 😉

Not yet.

However it will be available in the next release.

@orion5 am I not awesome too? I gave you the same answer before anyone else. 🙂

I succeded just after writing the post above.
This time kick31.rom was in roms and not in bios.

Thanks for helping!

I have the same problem did you find any solution ?

Solution: the problem was that it's NOT /boot/recalbox-boot.conf that should modified but this: https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/recalbox.conf-(EN)

Ihad the same problem. As @LBR59 said, the video is located here:
If you are on Linux (but I can imagine ffmpeg tools are also available on windows), this simple command line will create "outputfile.mp4" with the sound lowered:
ffmpeg -i recalboxintro.mp4 -vcodec copy -strict -2 -af "volume=-15dB" outputfile.mp4
Hope it may help

Glory to @sevenx and @Substring \o/

4.1 will be awesome 🙂

@Substring I just checked the boxes for the OSes I wanted, then clicked install. It was connected to the internet then.

@Substring here you go https://www.dropbox.com/s/v68uy2p7xw9vbkh/recalbox-support-20170220181908.tar.gz?dl=0