dee2eR wrote: ↑Mon Apr 07, 2025 8:48 am
Hashman wrote: ↑Mon Apr 07, 2025 1:54 am
dee2eR wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 3:47 am
nice one, chds work great with sega cd, testing some now. Just make sure no spaces in the file names.
EDIT: chds work great for CD/GDi images in general and save heaps of space. DC, PSX etc. going to try to figure out why PC Engine CD is playing up now... edit: I had spaces in the filename, PCECD also works fine with chd.
removed the other extensions and just put in .chd and now theyre working!
for some reason just adding .chd to the list didnt work.
Still having issue with the pi5 not starting on boot on now TWO different arcade machines. The 5v is around 5.1v and ive tried adjust either way. Worked once on one the machines then second power on it didnt. If i push the little reset button on pi5 it fires up.
Nice and big jamma wiring too. I'm having a look at this site here to see if it can help
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=364720
From that link you could try adding:
usb_max_current_enable=1
to config.txt. I'm going to eat some food, will have a play with that setting myself in the next day or two if you don't try it aand report back.
No luck with that command unforunately. I placed it in a randomm spot in the config.txt would that matter?
So I spliced a usb c cable. Connected the ground and 5v wires to the arcade power supply and am getting 5.2v from the usb c. PI5 STILL DOESNT POWER UP until i push the pi5 power button which cancels out any gpio power issues.
Could it be the be the sd card? Im using sandisk 128gb or 1tb extreme cards.
Just found this...
Differences on Raspberry Pi 5
The power button is used to wake up from PMIC STANDBY or HALT instead of GPIO 3.
Instead of loading start.elf, the firmware loads the Linux kernel. Effectively, the bootloader has an embedded version of start.elf.
USB boot is disabled by default when connected to a 3A power supply. Set usb_max_current_enable=1 in /boot/firmware/config.txt to enable USB boot. Alternatively, you can press the power button a single time on a failed USB boot to temporarily enable usb_max_current_enable and continue booting. However, this setting will not persist after a reboot if enabled by pressing the power button.
Got it from
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentati ... k-on-again
FINAL EDIT: I gave up with this cab. Im blaming the cheap arcade supply in there (it must be a timing thing with pi5 power as every other board works).
I ended up splicing in an AC Power Board/Strip and using a standard pi5 power adaptor and now it powers up every time. Itll do the job.
OMG: Even using the power board it wont fire up half the time now. Still having to push the power button on the pi5. This is driving me nuts.