sto smanettando con advancemame (per comodità "advancecd" a dire la verità, ma poco cambia) e sto cercando di modificare la directory di default dalla quale advancecd va a "pescare" le rom. Volevo dargli come percorso una cartella dell'hard disk, di modo da poter più facilmente (con un semplice file di batch) copiare nuove roms ed impostazioni.
in altre parole, creo un advanceCD di avvio, il quale pesca le rom ed impostazioi direttamente su una partizione del disco fisso in cui ho installato microXP.
Ora, dalla documentazione di advancemame:
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---- 8.2.1 dir_* ----
Specify all the support directories. In DOS and Windows use the `;'
char as directory separator. In Linux and Mac OS X use the `:' char.
dir_* DIR[;DIR]... (DOS, Windows)
dir_* DIR[:DIR]... (Linux, Mac OS X)
Options:
dir_rom - Multi directory specification for the
AdvanceMAME `rom' files and AdvanceMESS `bios'
files.
dir_image - Multi directory specification for the
chd/disk/cartdrige/... image files.
dir_diff - Multi directory specification for the
disk image differential files.
dir_sample - Multi directory specification for the
zipped `sample' files. Only the zipped format
is supported.
dir_artwork - Multi directory specification for the
zipped `artwork' files. Only the zipped format
is supported.
dir_nvram - Single directory for `nvram' files.
dir_memcard - Single directory for `memcard' files.
dir_hi - Single directory for `hi' files.
dir_inp - Single directory for `inp' files.
dir_sta - Single directory for `sta' files.
dir_snap - Single directory for the `snapshot'
files.
dir_crc - Single directory for the `crc' files.
Defaults for DOS and Windows:
dir_rom - rom
dir_image - image
dir_diff - diff
dir_sample - sample
dir_artwork - artwork
dir_nvram - nvram
dir_memcard - memcard
dir_hi - hi
dir_inp - inp
dir_sta - sta
dir_snap - snap
dir_crc - crc
Defaults for Linux and Mac OS X:
dir_rom - $home/rom:$data/rom
dir_image - $home/image:$data/image
dir_diff - $home/image:$data/diff
dir_sample - $home/sample:$data/sample
dir_artwork - $home/artwork:$data/artwork
dir_nvram - $home/nvram
dir_memcard - $home/memcard
dir_hi - $home/hi
dir_inp - $home/inp
dir_sta - $home/sta
dir_snap - $home/snap
dir_crc - $home/crc
If a not absolute dir is specified, in Linux and Mac OS X
it's expanded as "$home/DIR:$data/DIR". In DOS and Windows
it's maintained relative.
For the `dir_rom' and `dir_image' the following file
combinations are tried:
* DIR/GAME/ROM.EXT
* DIR/GAME.zip/ROM.EXT
* DIR/GAME/ROM.zip/ROM
Where DIR is substituted with the directories specified, GAME
is the name of the game or machine emulated, ROM is the rom
name and EXT is the rom extension.
For the files searched in the `dir_image' option you can also
specify a different zip name prefixing the rom name
with the zip name without extension and the `=' char.
For example to run the `ti99_4a' emulator and load the
cartdriges `alpinerc.bin' and `alpinerg.bin' both contained in
the zip file `alpiner.zip' you can use this syntax:
advmess ti99_4a -cart alpiner=alpinerc.bin -cart alpiner=alpinerg.bin
This feature is used automatically by AdvanceMENU to correctly
run AdvanceMESS software in zip files.
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dir_rom - $home/rom:$data/rom
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dir_rom C:/nomecartella