PSX

[yves31]

Hi everyone,

I think my question is definitely more of a request than a problem.

I'vu put all my PSX iso on DVD's to save (precious) hard drive space. I've set up in GameEX, ePSXe to get his iso (roms) on my DVD drive. As you all know by now if there's no disk in the drive when I start GameEX, I end up with an error

I plan to do the same with 3DO as well.

Is there a way to turn the check feature? If not, would it be possible to have it? A kind of verify directory (yes/no).

Thank you,

Yves

[oxbow]

Hi everyone,

I think my question is definitely more of a request than a problem.

I'vu put all my PSX iso on DVD's to save (precious) hard drive space. I've set up in GameEX, ePSXe to get his iso (roms) on my DVD drive. As you all know by now if there's no disk in the drive when I start GameEX, I end up with an error

I plan to do the same with 3DO as well.

Is there a way to turn the check feature? If not, would it be possible to have it? A kind of verify directory (yes/no).

Thank you,

Yves

If there's no disk ready in the drive, GameEx wouldn't find and display ISO/Roms available in the list, so you can't start it, so I find it strange that it gives you an error (and that you *can* start the emu)?

[yves31]

If there's a disk in the drive, GameEx works fine. But if I start GameEx without a disk then it gives me an error. It complain about an invalid rom/path, which is normal because my epsxe rom path is set to that drive.

I Want to know if it's possible to turn off this check at the start or not?

[oxbow]

If there's a disk in the drive, GameEx works fine. But if I start GameEx without a disk then it gives me an error. It complain about an invalid rom/path, which is normal because my epsxe rom path is set to that drive.

I Want to know if it's possible to turn off this check at the start or not?

Ah yes, now I understand the problem; GameEx won't start at all

A "disable check RomPath' option would be a solution indeed, but it's not implemented yet I guess, so it's still impossible to turn it off.. maybe you can ask this in the 'requests' forum above..

Another HD would be ofcourse the best solution, since they are very cheap these days and much more reliable than DVD's..