![]() ![]() It's possible that you did something to remove that directory altogether if your problem is that games won't show up in the browser. Dolphin, on Linux at least, stores all of its settings in "your_home_directory_here/.dolphin_emu". Click on the Config button and go to the Paths tab, and you should see where you need to add the directory that contains your ISOs. ![]() (12-13-2012, 03:07 PM)Shonumi Wrote: By not recognizing, do you mean the games don't show up in Dolphin's built-in browser, or that they fail to launch whenever you try to get an ISO to play? For the first, you may need to add the games back into Dolphin's paths. I am getting random crashes etc with the isos I have. If your hashes don't match up with theirs, then you should redump your games until they do match. If not can you provide a link Also, I would prefer to use my own game discs to run with the emulator. From the command line, just run the md5sum command (pretty much standard for all Linux distros) on each ISO and compare the generated hash (a series of numbers and characters) with those of verified working dumps from sites like GameTDB or. ![]() It's possible that you did something to remove that directory altogether if your problem is that games won't show up in the browser.įor the second case, that your games fail to launch, does Dolphin report that the files aren't valid? If you go to "File -> Open" and browse to the ISO, what specifically does Dolphin do then? If it refuses to play games via this method, you may have a serious issue on your hand (data corruption). By not recognizing, do you mean the games don't show up in Dolphin's built-in browser, or that they fail to launch whenever you try to get an ISO to play? For the first, you may need to add the games back into Dolphin's paths. ![]()
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