I'm using attract mode. I deleted the old version of the emulator and launched to make sure it didn't launch. I copied the reicast generated from sudo make install under /usr/local/bin to the correct location. Re launched the emulator and tested.

I'm not using an elf file, but the filesize is the same as the reicast file that was built under /usr/local/bin. I deleted it and rebuilt to insure it was the latest build under /usr/local/bin. File size is 16393980. I did have to update the make file to work on the pi3 (it is running the pi2 make code). I ran the elf file from the terminal, from where the make script was executed. The emulator ran very slow (probably because it didn't find my config settings).

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Airmagnet Survey Pro Crack Minecraft here. It went straight to the dreamcast console with the 4 system options. It did NOT prompt me for date time!:) BUT.I couldn't control anything using my joysticks (this is on an arcade with an attached keyboard). I proceeded to copy the elf file to where I usually run the emulator.

I ran the reicast joystick tool and ran the emulator with the usual parameters. It then prompted me for date/time. I went back to the original location and ran the elf file with not parameters same as usual, it then prompt me with the date/time. Bionic Commando Rearmed Crash Fix. I'm trying to figure out what files the reicast-joystick updated/added. So I can clear those out. It seems that the joystick tool causes the date/time to prompt going forward.(I'm stubborn so I'll probably keep trying to figure this out).

VREG = 03 ARMRST 00 ALSA: underrun occurred ALSA: underrun occurred DIV32S matched 1% @ 0x8C091086 DIV32S matched 100% @ 0x8C09108C div32s 1/0/3 ALSA: underrun occurred DIV32S matched 1% @ 0x8C0911E4 DIV32S matched 100% @ 0x8C0911EC div32s 1/0/3 DIV32S matched 1% @ 0x8C09126E DIV32S matched 1% @ 0x8C091278 VREG = 03 ARMRST 01 VREG = 03 ARMRST 01 VREG = 03 ARMRST 00 ALSA: underrun occurred ALSA: underrun occurred DIV32S matched 1% @ 0x8C0294A6 DIV32S matched 100% @ 0x8C0294AC div32s 1/0/3 Yeah this is all I see before it quits. I have been looking around and it seems that others have been having issues with the RTC not saving even though they are using my build so I have been doing some testing.

I have confirmed that my build works on Linux desktop x86_64 (standalone) I have confirmed that my build works on Raspberry Pi 2 (standalone) I have confirmed that my build does NOT work with RetroPie This was all very confusing as there is no reason for it to not work if you are using a front end launcher. After much head scratching I started to dig around the RetroPie launch script. It appears that they are using the command line to configure the home directory and joypads which Reicast has support for using the -config command. I have confirmed that if i remove the command line parameters from the RetroPie script, my code works as expected and the RTC problem is resolved.but the joypad no longer works:( After spending the past couple of days digging around the Reicast code it appears that using the -config command line parameter forces reicast to use a 'virtual' config and ignores the config file stored ~/.reicast folder. There are 2 conditions that cause the RTC to fail: • A valid dc_nvmem.bin file doesn't exist • There is no 'Dreamcast.RTC' entry in the emu.cfg file. It appears that the creation of a virtual cfg causes condition 2 to fail.