joelkolb Posted September 1, 2020 Posted September 1, 2020 I just finished updating a MAME set with clrmamepro. I did an initial scan on the set. Then I used the rebuilder with update packs as well as some other ROMs I had to track down myself based on what the initial scan results told me I was missing. Now when I run a scan after the rebuild the scan results are completely empty which I think is what I want to see because I think it means there was nothing missing and no problems found. But the statistics window shows that I am missing 3 ROMs. Nprmally the scan results would tell me exactly which 3 ROMs so I'm at a loss. How can I figure out what is missing? Quote
JoeViking245 Posted September 1, 2020 Posted September 1, 2020 Run MAME and on the left click Unavailable. It should show the 3 that are missing. But also, MAME revision 0.160 is from quite a while ago. So ClrMamepro may look at those older sets differently. Quote
joelkolb Posted September 1, 2020 Author Posted September 1, 2020 6 minutes ago, JoeViking245 said: Run MAME and on the left click Unavailable. It should show the 3 that are missing. But also, MAME revision 0.160 is from quite a while ago. So ClrMamepro may look at those older sets differently. Thanks, I didn't think of using MAME to see what I'm missing. The results above are from hittin "Scan" on the scanner which picks up from your previous scan. I thought that would be fine and save me a ton of time. I guess I was wrong though because I did a "New Scan" overnight and it came back showing that I was missing a bunch of stuff (much more than just 3 ROMs). Either way the reults I got from my original post seem weird. I'm piecing together the missing bits now. Quote
JoeViking245 Posted September 1, 2020 Posted September 1, 2020 Is your romset indeed for version 0.160? (You updated to 0.160) Based on the top middle of your screenshot, the mame64.exe you're using is version 0.160. (either that or I'm misinterpreting). Quote
joelkolb Posted September 1, 2020 Author Posted September 1, 2020 Yes that is correct. The RetroArch core lr-mame2015 is based on 0.160. I had a complete set of 0.159 which is what lr-mame2014 was based on back when it was still a thing, so I just wanted to upgrade one version to get it fully compatible with lr-mame2015. Quote
JoeViking245 Posted September 1, 2020 Posted September 1, 2020 Whew! Good. lol Usually when when I hear 'update', I assume update to the latest (current) MAME revision. 1 Quote
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