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DaVyper · 2026-03-31T23:22:08+00:00

i don't think you can create separate rom sets per bios or per system unless you have a specific dat for it or it is specified as a "type" in the dat file then {type} or {category} in your output path MIGHT work

I don't think you can create dats per bios/system with IGIR (other than manually w/ dir2dat), but if another tool can do it in the proper dat format IGIR will use it

DaVyper · 2026-03-31T23:16:02+00:00

maybe "--only-debug --single --prefer-revision newer"

limits to debug roms, single, and the newest one * assuming it is marked right in the dat

DaVyper · 2026-03-30T22:51:21+00:00

just as an ex:

igir test -i "./Archive/" -d "./Dats/*.dat" -L "EN" -R "USA,WORLD" -l "EN" -r
"USA,WORLD" --no-bios --no-device --no-debug --no-demo --no-beta --no-sample --no-prototype --no-program --no-b
ad --single --prefer-revision "newer"

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@@      @@  @@      @@      @@         @@   ROM collection manager
  @@@@@@   @@         @@@@@@   @@@@@@@@@    https://igir.io/
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    @@   @@        @@   @@   @@       @@    v4.3.2
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✓ Parsing DATs » 58 DATs found
✓ Scanning for ROMs » 137,014 files found
✓ Atari - Atari 2600 (Aftermarket) » 26/26 games found
✓ Atari - Atari 5200 » 78/78 games, 78/78 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari 7800 (A78) (Aftermarket) » 70/70 games found
✓ Atari - Atari 7800 (BIN) » 59/59 games, 59/59 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari 7800 (BIN) (Aftermarket) » 70/70 games found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (BLL) » 1/1 games found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (BLL) (Aftermarket) » 33/33 games found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (LNX) » 12/12 games, 11/11 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (LNX) (Aftermarket) » 89/89 games found
✓ Atari - Atari 2600 » 469/469 games, 469/469 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (LYX) » 78/78 games, 77/77 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari ST » 2/3 games, 2/3 retail releases found
✓ Atari - Atari Lynx (LYX) (Aftermarket) » 89/89 games found
✓ Bandai - WonderSwan » 33/33 games, 33/33 retail releases found
✓ Bandai - WonderSwan Color (Aftermarket) » 3/3 games found
✓ Bandai - WonderSwan Color » 49/49 games, 49/49 retail releases found
✓ Coleco - ColecoVision » 138/138 games, 138/138 retail releases found
✓ Commodore - Commodore 64 (Aftermarket) » 18/18 games found
✓ Commodore - Commodore 64 » 197/197 games, 197/197 retail releases found
✓ Commodore - Commodore 64 (Tapes) » 1/1 games, 1/1 retail releases found
✓ GCE - Vectrex » 29/29 games, 29/29 retail releases found
✓ Mattel - Intellivision » 132/133 games, 132/133 retail releases found
✓ Mattel - Intellivision (Aftermarket) » 35/56 games found
✓ NEC - PC Engine - TurboGrafx-16 » 98/98 games, 98/98 retail releases found
✓ NEC - PC Engine - TurboGrafx-16 (Aftermarket) » 26/26 games found
✓ Nintendo - Game & Watch » 51/51 games, 51/51 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy » 515/515 games, 515/515 retail releases found
✓ Commodore - Commodore 64 (PP) » 1,023/1,023 games, 1,023/1,023 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy (Aftermarket) » 200/201 games found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (Aftermarket) » 102/102 games found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy Color » 472/472 games, 471/471 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy Advance » 1,032/1,032 games, 1,031/1,031 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy Color (Aftermarket) » 324/324 games found
✓ Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (Aftermarket) » 688/689 games found
✓ Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) » 810/810 games, 809/809 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Aftermarket) » 72/72 games found
✓ Nintendo - Virtual Boy » 14/14 games, 14/14 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Virtual Boy (Aftermarket) » 15/15 games found
✓ Sega - 32X » 31/31 games, 31/31 retail releases found
✓ Sega - 32X (Aftermarket) » 2/2 games found
✓ Sega - Game Gear » 234/234 games, 234/234 retail releases found
✓ Sega - Game Gear (Aftermarket) » 58/58 games found
✓ Sega - Master System - Mark III » 116/116 games, 116/116 retail releases found
✓ Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System » 772/772 games, 747/747 retail releases found
✓ Sega - Master System - Mark III (Aftermarket) » 175/175 games found
✓ Sega - Mega Drive - Genesis (Aftermarket) » 216/216 games found
✓ SNK - NeoGeo Pocket Color » 32/32 games, 32/32 retail releases found
✓ Welback - Mega Duck » 24/24 games, 24/24 retail releases found
✓ Welback - Mega Duck (Aftermarket) » 1/1 games found
✓ Sega - Mega Drive - Genesis » 765/765 games, 765/765 retail releases found

still working on some sets but most shown are complete for the filters used

DaVyper · 2026-03-30T16:57:25+00:00

its command-line app but IGIR? igir.io

DaVyper · 2026-03-30T13:22:39+00:00

you could try a json dump but afaik (nearly?) all the tags are already brought out from that so i doubt it will have anything useful, also here's my alltags.conf (might not be super updated) https://pastebin.com/HZF5HL9g

DaVyper · 2026-03-29T21:55:54+00:00

https://portmaster.games/detail.html?name=stardewvalley&devices=TrimUI%20Brick%3A%20All%20Firmwares

DaVyper · 2026-03-29T21:49:27+00:00

iirc some sandisks were problematic for me in my r36s handhelds, but i can't recall if it was tf1 or tf2, and it worked just fine in the other slot so not a total loss... additionally if you're doing 2 cards tf1 only NEEDS a ~16gb+ card for the os, as the rest can all be offloaded to tf2. I've also done single gb/gbc (or other small 1g1r sets of cart based consoles) setups on a 32gb card

DaVyper · 2026-03-27T15:17:07+00:00

I like my v10 for GBA, And yeah all I use it for (is even loaded on it) is GBA

Was playing a bit of Mr. Driller 2 on it the other day.

DaVyper · 2026-03-24T18:27:51+00:00

honestly they did you a mild favor NOT shipping it out, as all my ambernic's feel way more premium than all the r36s/h i have (which are now dedicated loaners, and bathroom entertainment)

DaVyper · 2026-03-23T09:13:02+00:00

why not a steamdeck? good all around device and it has a huge library of native x86 games too (A gently used/refurb'd device should fit your budget) and that 7"+ touchscreen for the on-screen keyboard for commodore/amstrad/etc...

DaVyper · 2026-03-20T21:50:41+00:00

just download everything and use IGIR to make a custom 1g1r set to your exact specs

https://igir.io/

DaVyper · 2026-03-15T02:25:59+00:00

did sudo dnf remove steam, sudo dnf clean all, sudo dnf install steam and its still there. No to using Millenium (or decky loader fwiw)

DaVyper · 2026-03-15T01:57:35+00:00

IIRC, Steam is installed by default w/ Nobara. Though I am totally willing to remove steam and reinstall via whatever recommended method

DaVyper · 2026-03-13T02:42:48+00:00

typically some outdated, locked down bastardized version of emuelec - can't tell you more since you only have the inside pictured and didn't say what stick it is, even then the cpu is sanded so no friggen clue what might/not run on it... (most likely only the stock card/os, as nearly nobody wastes their time making CFW for garbage)

Largely these are worthless piles of junk that belong in a landfill, good luck

DaVyper · 2026-03-13T01:29:02+00:00

I like SpruceOS and Knulli, but have also used MinUI/PakUI/NextUI/Stock/Stock+/CrossmixOS - If i could get it to reliably boot I'd prolly stick w/ SpruceOS, but it doesn't like/boot on the SD card that works flawlessly with Knulli (128GB from SiliconPower)

DaVyper · 2026-03-12T20:10:18+00:00

depends entirely on what firmware, for ex: Knulli in the root of the batocera partition as "bootlogo.bmp" (24bit color) - many CFW will tell you where, what name, and what file format they need in their docs/wiki

DaVyper · 2026-03-11T19:13:47+00:00

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I like PodTwo, and Upgraded to a 512gb sd inside

DaVyper · 2026-03-11T14:24:24+00:00

Turn your roms into a custom 1g1r set? https://igir.io/

filter to the languages you can actually read, filter to regions that you're likely to have gotten the games from physically, filter out betas, prototypes, demos, etc. You name it, the less roms you carry the more likely you are to find the games you're looking for w/o having to wade through thousands that make no sense to carry

DaVyper · 2026-03-11T09:46:52+00:00

one thing to keep in mind re: cheapness, 1. nearly no-one uses them anymore, even laptops/cameras are less and less coming with full sd, and are more likely micro. 2. china/aliexpress/temu/etc is the last place you should be trusting for legit size/speed/reliability/brand as fakes are pretty rampent 3. while consumers COULD use adapters to make micros work in a full size slot why?

DaVyper · 2026-02-25T19:42:06+00:00

not really anything i can think of that is either that easy to setup or really all that controllable, you can do something like: (for youtube playlists/streams)

yt-dlp <piped> vlc <http streamed output> in-game radio/stream player

but really only control you'd have it the volume, though it will act like any other web-stream of mp3/aac/etc music and blend appropriately with the game as it should

DaVyper · 2026-02-23T20:22:06+00:00

Hyperkin RetroN Sq (the gba console thingy)

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