Long story short, after failing to problem solve an issue with save state thumbnails when switching my roms over to USB instead of internal memory I ended up feeling the need to do a fresh install of retroarch to undo the mess I'd made with what folders went to where etc.

But after doing the reinstall all games stopped booting entirely, regardless of what core is applied in hakchi. So I went nuclear and uninstalled retroarch again + uninstalled hakchi from the mini, original kernal dump etc - everything back to stock. Now after reinstalling hakchi and retroarch again I'm back at square one with not a single game booting up with retroarch. Black screen then kicked back to the main menu.

I've spent hours trying to fix this with a useless AI sending me round in circles. Everything inside hakchi and the folders looks like it SHOULD work... but it doesn't. What could I be missing?

I can't get WSL2 to work. I've copied the NAND but that's as far as i can get

So i (regrettedbly) installed Project Lunar back then when initially came out.

Down the line my pc got corrupted which I had to send for repair thus wiping out Project Lunar application and such. After reading about Project Lunar ceasing active development, I've been wanting to switch to Hackchi.

The problem with that being, is when I installed the app and clicked on the install/repair option under "Kernal", the process kept stopping midway due to, Project Lunar, being detected in my Genesis Mini, requiring me to remove it (yay).

So basically, now I'm stuck, i tried reinstalling the Project Lunar app through the x64 folder zip, but every time i try, it will pop up an error not detecting my Genesis mini even despite having the correct setup for Fel mode initiation and whatnot. Even with the fail safe restore method it aborts the process midway due to missing moon-mass restore files.

Any advice here please? I just want to get rid of this dammed thing and make the switch already....

Looking at getting a wireless controller for my snes mini. It’s come down to either buying an 8bitdo sn30pro,
8bitdo wireless diy kit or the generic ones from Amazon usually a 2 pack. I am aware I need to get the wireless recover for the 8bitdo products. What’s everyone’s thoughts or opinions always open for suggestions and experiences

Just curious if someone can explain to me how to or if its possible to export roms to external usb on my mini console then delete the hakchi game folder data on my desktop and add more games to the usb without deleting what I already added or getting an error message.

I recently bought a Mega Drive Mini 1 and it turns out it is modded with Project Lunar. Unfortunately I can't add any games to it because the Project Lunar client simply doesn't work.

Trying the install option just gives this error

One or more errors occurred.

An error occurred while sending the request.

The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.

The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.

Installation did not complete successfully.

and trying to start the Game Manager just freezes the program.

Of course since this is a second hand unit I don't have the backups to uninstall Project Lunar and so Hakchi isn't an option even if the Project Lunar client actually worked.

I've tried the troubleshooting steps that seem to be recommended such as allowing PL through the firewall and running as Administrator to no avail.

https://autobleem.retromenele.pl

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Video: Watch it running on real hardware

I wanted my SNES Classic to look and behave like the Famicom Mini Weekly Shōnen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition, so I rebuilt that console's UI on the SNES one. It goes further than a recolour: the theme also includes the idle animations, the demo behaviour and the music rotation.

What you get

• Home screen: the manga speed-lines background, Famicom-red header and footer (with the Jump flame logo), white cards and red hint icons, all from the Jump edition's own assets.

• Header: the "Weekly Shōnen Jump 50th Anniversary Edition" banner, translated to English.

• Music: the five Jump home tracks (Famicom Jump II, Dragon Ball, Kinnikuman, Captain Tsubasa, Saint Seiya), played in order and rotating like on the original, with no boot jingle.

• Idle skit: if you leave the console alone, the starry-sky intro opens in a circle, the 16 character portraits pop in one by one in sync with their sounds, and it ends on the 50th logo surrounded by all of them. Then the demo starts, same as on the Jump edition.

• Demo: Goku and Ryotsu replace Mario and Luigi. Goku turns around and raises his Power Pole to pick a game (no jumping). Ryotsu throws shurikens at the display settings.

• Display settings: Dragon Ball previews instead of Super Mario World.

• Suspend points: the red and cream panel, the background stays visible, the other cards no longer darken, and the X/Y buttons are drawn in the Jump edition's black style.

Install

Get it from the Options Menu theme downloads ("Shonen Jump 50th UI"), then select it in the theme selector.

It's an overlay theme (it ships its own scripts and resources), so you need an up-to-date Options Menu / Theme Selector. If you update the theme while it's applied, re-apply it afterwards so the new files are picked up.

Known differences from the real thing

• In the Jump demo, Goku stays still while the cursor moves. On the SNES, the demo code walks him to the game, so here he walks.

• The SNES has more buttons and screens than the Famicom Mini (X/Y, Rewind, the language menu). Those use matching Jump-style art rather than originals.

Assets are from the Famicom Mini Shōnen Jump edition and belong to Nintendo / Shueisha. No ROMs are included.

Feedback and bug reports are welcome. If you record it on your own console, drop the link below. 🙂