000-lo.lo Neo Geo Bios Download

I used the update_all script when I first setup my mister so I have the required bios files in my Neo Geo core directory. These include: sp-s2.sp1, neo-epo.sp1, sfix.sfix, uni-bios.rom, and 000-lo.lo

"The following Roms are invalid: ~essential BIOS program ROM sm1.sm1 has a CRC of 94416D7 (correct is 97CF998B). ~essential BIOS ROM 000-lo.lo is 128k which is too large (correct is 64kB.) ~Bios graphics ROM sfix.sfx was not found."

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If you enter a different BIOS than the default (0) in the mame.ini,

it will create a 'gamename''biosnumber' folder in /saves/mame/nvram/.

The saveram in this folder will store all changes made in the BIOS as well.

Does it come from the Bios? I explain. I think I got the bios through google in a list for mess ( MESS-0.151.BIOS ). But the actual mess is I believe 0.204. And I cannot find the bios for this version. What do you think?

I got both neogeo.zip and neocdz.zip (both include 000-lo.lo file) and yet the black screen keeps on telling me 000-lo.lo NOT FOUND (tried ni neocdz neocdz). What else can I try? I'm running the 0.204version of mess

These two cores are made by developer spiritualized1997 that will run GB and GBC games from the SD card. You will need to provide your own BIOS file, in a dmg_bios.bin and gbc_bios.bin format, respectively. Note that there are some limitations with this core as of making this guide:

In the /assets/gb/common/ folder, place the dmg_bios.bin file

In the /assets/gb/common/ folder, place your .gb ROM files

In the /assets/gbc/common/ folder, place the gbc_bios.bin file

In the /assets/gbc/common/ folder, place your .gbc ROM files

However you name the ROM files is how they will appear in the device.

This is a core made by developer spiritualized1997 that will run GBA games from the SD card. This has a big advantage over using cartridges or flash carts in that you can leave the cartridge slot empty, giving the device better ergonomics when using the shoulder buttons. You will need to provide your own BIOS file, in a gba_bios.bin format. Note that there are some limitations with this core as of making this guide:

In the /assets/ng/common/ folder, place the uni-bios_1_0.rom, 000-lo.lo, and sfix.sfix BIOS files

In the /assets/ng/common/ folder, place the ROM files within a subfolder of their own. I recommend using the subfolders found within the Darksoft romset pack.

Also I might add that on my first boot it didn't go this slow - I can't remember if I got the error or not though since I didn't pay attention.

I don't think it's necessarily a hardware issue, even though this PC had it's issues with linux - had to flash my bios just so grub would detect hard drives, this doesn't seem like one of those.

At least, I think it isn't since Mandriva booted just fine, and I don't think it's using a different kernel or some such, is it? Altough it was 32bit, but still, I find this quite odd.

Now if this really is an error, not just buggy software, is there a way to ignore the error - I mean it boots up eventually anyway, just takes a hell of a lot of time.

I've bought a new PATA cable, even tried meddling with master/slave pins on the hard disk, tried booting it as only device, but alas to no avail. I've also put the LBA mark on it in bios, it did nothing.

I'm running out of ideas, can anyone please suggest something - obviously not buying a new HD, it's not worth it. Perhaps I should do a different install or boot linux with different parameters. I don't have a RAID I think, it's marked as IDE in my bios, but I do seem to be using the jmicron technology. I haven't selected anything while doing the installation, and I'm not sure if I should have?

InsaneDavid posted this over at DCEmulation.org: Most of the time in a NeoGeo BIOS package if "ng-lo.rom" is present it will be the 128KByte version. However if there isn't present, a 64KByte file called "000-lo.lo" usually is. "000-lo.lo" is the 64KByte version of "ng-lo.rom" - simply rename it to "ng-lo.rom" and you've got what you need.

@2ndbedtime Well one thing that has happened to the iDrac console interface is due to some security issues it has been shutdown by later versions of the idrac software, your software seems to be display_factory_info.sh[2255]: 2.63.01.60.62 display_factory_info.sh[2255]: 2.63.60.62.3 which is very new.

You say you have a r720 yet I now see at least 2 things that indicate to me the iDrac is running r730/idrac8 firmware. Any ideas as to how that happened?

You say you cannot flash a standard r720 bios (sic, I think you mean iDrac image). This may be due to changes in how to do this when iDrac8 is running, or it may be due to the iDrac8 refusing to load iDrac7 code. This appears to be a real pickle of a situation.

Just like the title says, I don't know if it's from Dell bios but no matter what, Dell hackintosh does not show MacBook model in about Mac. I've seen some posts on Reddit with the same complaint as well and I am starting to think that this is problem was introduced in some latest bios update. The custom smbios option does not fix this and absolutely nothing does as I have tried all things. My laptop is a Dell precision 5550 by the way. Of course, bios downgrade is not allowed.

Nkdy mohou bt tyto soubory pojmenovny mrn odlin v zvislosti na tom, odkud jsou staen. Mus bt pejmenovny, aby odpovdaly nzvm soubor ve, jinak nebudou fungovat s MiSTerem. Mete si vybrat mezi pouitm pvodnho systmu BIOS (sp-s2.sp1/neo-epo.sp1) a uni-bios.rom. Doporuuje se pout uni-bios, kter lze zskat zde.

V reimu AES jsou vechny ukldn pouze na pamovou kartu (k tomu by ml slouit slot SD na IO boardu). V reimu MVS, nkter hry a uni-bios ukldaj sv nastaven do speciln oblasti pamti RAM zlohovan bateri zabudovan v systmu, zatmco hern data lze stle ukldat na pamovou kartu. Pro zjednoduen se doporuuje dret se jednoho typu systmu v OSD menu a pomoc nastaven uni-bios mnit typ systmu, aby se informace o he ukldaly konzistentn (nemm vyzkoueno).

the "IO/memory behind bridge" things don't seem to be making a lot of

sense.Hmm. Normally on PC's we let the BIOS worry about PCI bridge resource

setup. The hotplug code knows about the setup-bus stuff too, but the

_normal_ PCI bus resouces are usually left alone. It looks like maybe we

shouldn't do that any more for PCI Express.Hmm.. Just a wild guess (and this may not work at _all_, so who knows..):

how about adding apci_assign_unassigned_resources();call to the end of "pcibios_init()" in arch/i386/pci/common.c ?NOTE! In order for that to even link, you need to make sure that you have

CONFIG_HOTPLUG enabled, otherwise x86 won't have even linked in the bus

resource code from drivers/pci/setup-bus.c. And even so, I won't guarantee

that it does anything sane...(I'm really surprised that we've gone this long without havign x86 do the

bus setup, though. So I'd not be in the least surprised if we need

_something_ like this, I'm just not at all sure that just adding that

single line won't do something disastrously bad..)Linus

OK, here's some more info (now visible on an 80x60 FB console):1) I can see a couple of messagesPCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #10:2000000@80000000 for 0000:06:09.1

...followed byPCI: Bus 7, cardbus bridge: 0000:06:09.0

IO window: 00005000-00005fff

IO window: 00006000-00006fff

PREFETCH window: 80000000-81ffffff

MEM window: 80000000-81ffffff, repeated for busses 11 and 15 of the cardbus bridge. This is the

notebook-internal cardbus bridge (see lspci in previous mail).2) The last messages right before the oops are PCI: Bridge 0000:00:1e.0

IO window 1000-6fff

MEM window: 01000000-0dffffff This is the Southbridge to the notebook-internal PCI bus 0000:063) The oops itself occurs when attempting to setup the PREFETCH window of

that bridge and begins

Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address 00000004Specifically, it is located at the call of pcibios_resource_to_bus(bridge, &region, bus->resource[2]);in drivers/pci/setup-bus.c, line 202. I confirmed that

bus->resource[2] is indeed NULL at that time.Interestingly, the PCI Express-to-PCI bus in the docking station

appears _not_ to be involved in this crash.As usual, please let me know what additional info would be useful.Andreas

Observations thus far:1) After Ivan's sanity checks in pcibios_allocate_bus_resources get

executed (with the same results I described in a prior mail), I get a

number of messages stating that for the devices on

0000:03:{02,03,04,05}.x, resource regions could not be assigned.

These are the devices in the docking station (behind the PCIE-PCI bridge).2) Later, I get messages that bogus ressources of 0000:00:1e.0 are ignored3) Then, the output of pci_setup_bus_bridge begins. It indicates that

for the bridges 0000:00:1c.0, 1c.1 and 1e.0, the characteristics IO,

MEM and PREFETCH are disabled. This is the direct result of Ivan's

latest patch. NOTE: 0000:00:1c._2_, the bridge to the external PCIE,

_does_ appear to have valid data for IO, MEM and PREFETCH.4) Since the messages of ohci1394 with regard to 0xff reads from the

external FireWire controller persist, I assume that the external

devices can still not be successfully memory mapped.5) With this latest patch, the boot process proceeds beyond the attempt

of initializing the external CardBus bridge 0000:03:05.0 (which fails

as before `no PCI interrupts. Fish ...' to the initialization of the

internal CardBus bridge. After a `socket status: 3000006' and ACPI PCI

interrupt assignment messages, the machine hangs with no further output.I regret that I cannot be more specific. But since this machine's