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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon uberyoji

NES boot rom name

Open djvj1 opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

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.

djvj1 avatar Jun 08 '22 10:06 djvj1

Are you using the official nes core?

uberyoji avatar Jun 08 '22 12:06 uberyoji

Yes the one from the mister Downloader.

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Are you using the official nes core?

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djvj1 avatar Jun 08 '22 17:06 djvj1

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.

uberyoji avatar Jun 08 '22 18:06 uberyoji

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

On Wed, Jun 8, 2022 at 2:34 PM uberyoji @.***> wrote:

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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djvj1 avatar Jun 09 '22 08:06 djvj1