This new app create only 1 file for a multiple disk game with the exact name of the game, 'Game bla bla bla.uae' Other solution Alternatively, a native BASH script to perform the same steps directly on the RetroPie machine can be found here: Emulator: lr-puae is an experimental emulator. Note: The old script from Mark Dunning has a problem with games with more than 9 floppies (creates others wrong config files) and creates a config file with name like 'Game bla bla bla (Disk 1 of N).uae'. Game bla bla bla (Disk N of N).adf in other words change ONLY the floppy identifier. uae4arm -f%ROM%' Point attention to the floppy image extension (case-insensitive).zip For game with multiple disks rename them in this way: Game bla bla bla (Disk 1 of N).adf Game bla bla bla (Disk 2 of N).adf. Also follow these steps: sudo nano /etc/emulationstation/essystems.cfg and edit the tag for 'amiga' emulator in this way.sh.uae.SH.UAE Then sudo nano /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/emulators.cfg and edit the line in this way: uae4arm = 'pushd /opt/retropie/emulators/uae4arm/. For example, on a 40GB HD a 4GB Partition was about 890 cylinders so you can move the partition size around until it matches that many.įor default behavior emulator is searching for kickstart 2.04 in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amiga/ renamed in 'kick20.rom', so you have to rename your kickstart or edit 'config.uae'. You can work it out based on the total number of cylinders that the HD has, then divide the capacity of the drive by the number of cylinders so you can then set up the partitions to the size using the cylinder number.
It is worth noting at this point that HDToolkit will give you completely wrong reading for all of the partition sizes, but it will partition the drive correctly for you anyway. Once you are booted into Workbench 3.1 you can start HDToolkit and set the drive partitions up.
Set WinUAE up as an A1200 with KS 3.1 and some fast ram and start it up. Then start up WinUAE and add the Amiga HDD to the Harddrives, and then add the work folder you created on your PC desktop as a second HD in WinUAE (this is a quick way to download files and be able to access them from within Workbench), and then put the Workbench 3.1 install floppy (adf) into the DF0: drive.
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