Phoenix BIOS Editor V2.2.0.1

Hi folks,

So I've stumbled on a rather unique and weird problem I think.

I been experimenting with the 3DO/Atari Jaguar emulator Phoenix and it is rather excellent. I use Rocketlauncher and although I had some issue with the modules and such (I basically had to make two entries for the emulator for each platform) it now works perfectly.... within RL. I can launch the games fine and everything is great, but when I try and launch 3DO games in LB it launches the emulator as expected, but it does not seem to forward the game name or something. Phoenix boots up in bios only.

I can't understand why this would be Before using Phoenix I was using FourDoo and it worked totally fine. I wouldn't have thought I need a different command line for this? Surely the normal one should work since it just tells RL to boot a game?

Anyone had a similar problem? or have any idea what could be going wrong?

Cheers!

EDIT:

Added the command I use, but as I've mentioned above. I got this working on every other system I have set up, as well as if I change it to FourDoo it works.

I see the problem. When you're running it through LB you're forcing the cue extension by passing the file path. Phoenix can't load cue sheets, it needs the actual iso or img due to the way it works which is why it just goes to the bios. When running directly from RLUI it takes the game name and checks against valid extensions, finds the iso, and works as it should.

Phoenix BIOS Editor V2.2.0.1

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