Lr-atari800 = "/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-atari800/atari800_libretro.so -config /opt/retropie/configs/atari5200/retroarch.cfg %ROM%" if not, change it to this.Ĭore_options_path = "/opt/retropie/configs/atari5200/retroarch-core-options.cfg" Make sure in your retroarch.cfg file in the same folder you have the following statement. I know what I have is not what is written in the instructions. In the /opt/retropie/configs.hdmi/atari5200/retroarch-core-options.cfgĬhange it to what I have here. I'll post what I have and change yours to what I have. Mostly because it's the same core running two separate versions of the emulator by configuration only. before you give up, as I stated before the A5200 is tricky to get working alongside the A800. In any event the instructions should be updated when time is available at the very Wait. Maybe the lr-atari800 package should be moved to experimental packages given the atari5200 emulator need for additional instructions and failure to launch in all cases. It does not appear to be ready for "Prime Time". Thank you everybody for your help, but I think I am going to give up on the ATARI5200 emulator. If you look at my original post I included my retroarch-core-options.cfg file as attachment 3 ( ).ĭoesn't the last line of this file say atari800_system = "5200"? or am I reading it wrong? Then when you launch a file associated with one or the other, it will launch the core with the right config. The one for the 5200 should say the above the other should specify a computer model. You need to have a retroarch-core-options.cfg for EACH system, Atari 8 bit and Atari 5200, in the appropriate directories. Your retroarch-core-options.cfg file for Atari 5200 doesn't say atari800_system = "5200" a52 as a valid extension for Atari 8 bit computers. This means that Retroarch launched the emulator as an Atari 8-bit computer.
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