RETROLauncher

PS2 RETROLauncher (Launcher created on Enceladus for Retroarch, POPStarter, Neutrino, wLE_ISR and OPL) 1.0 - rev 2

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iMr_PrO_GaMeR said:
I have a problem when I try to launch it on my PS2 (SCPH-90004) Slim model
I tried on the fat model and still have the same issue

It says with a red color error

Enceladus ERROR!
Pree [start] to restart
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Hello, the problem can have different causes, but try this:

1) Make sure the "RETROLauncher" folder is in the root of the USB drive.
2) If you are launching RETROLauncher from OPL, you will need some additional files; check the "Problems when running from OPL.rar" file in the Google Drive folder.
3) Try using another USB stick (if you use exFAT, check that you have the "BDMAssault" drivers on the MC).
4) If you use an external USB hard drive, you may have problems, check the documentation.
5) Perform a clean installation of RETROLauncher.
7) If you can, try to test your USB memory on a console where RETROLauncher is running to rule out whether it is a USB or configuration problem.

There have been some reports of failures resolved when changing the USB memory, although these are rare cases and should not be ruled out.
 
iMr_PrO_GaMeR said:
still gives me the same error... :(

Enceladus ERROR!
Press [start] to restart
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Try downloading the latest version of Enceladus or POPSLoader (which is based on Enceladus) to rule out this being a bug in Enceladus that uses RETROLauncher.
These versions of Enceladus have improvements added by its developers.
 
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Hello, good afternoon, congratulations on your project, I use it, it was one of the reasons why I wanted to create my own Front-End, and unfortunately I'm having problems running the PS2 isos through neutrino, can you help me?

Code: 
FUNCTION: Execute Neutrino with the Selected ISO
// ----------------------------------------------------------
function executarNeutrino(jogoSelecionado) {
    const isoPath = `${isoDirectory}${jogoSelecionado}`; // Construct full ISO path
    try {
        // Check if the Neutrino ELF file exists
        if (std.exists(neutrinoPath)) {
            console.log(`Neutrino ELF found: ${neutrinoPath}`);
            console.log(`Selected ISO: ${isoPath}`);
            // Arguments to pass to the Neutrino ELF
            const arguments = [
                "-bsd=usb",           // Backend: USB
                `-dvd=${isoPath}`     // ISO path argument
            ];
            // Attempt to load the ELF with the arguments
            System.loadELF(neutrinoPath, arguments);
            console.log("Neutrino started successfully.");
        } else {
            console.error("ERROR: Neutrino ELF not found.");
        }
    } catch (e) {
        // Log any errors encountered during execution
        console.error("ERROR: Failed to execute Neutrino ELF.");
        console.error("DETAILS:", e);
    }
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------
// FUNCTION: Handle Button Press to Start Game
// ----------------------------------------------------------
function handleGameStart() {
    pad.update(); // Update controller state
    if (pad.justPressed(Pads.X)) {
        console.log("X button pressed. Starting selected game...");
        executarNeutrino(exampleISO); // Start the example game ISO
    }
}
 
jolek said:
Added into the resources.



I do not why but when I want to download on a PC "RETROLauncher.rar" I am getting an error:
Failed to download file RETROLauncher.rar: HTTP Error.

EDIT: I managed to download it on my phone.
If anybody else has this problem here is a mirror:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/65u9xt6939atzcz/RETROLauncher.rar.
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Hello, thanks for commenting, in my case I don't have that problem when downloading it to PC from Firefox, I don't know if it is an error in a specific browser.

Tony Lima said:
Hello, good afternoon, congratulations on your project, I use it, it was one of the reasons why I wanted to create my own Front-End, and unfortunately I'm having problems running the PS2 isos through neutrino, can you help me?

FUNCTION: Execute Neutrino with the Selected ISO
// ----------------------------------------------------------
function executarNeutrino(jogoSelecionado) {
const isoPath = `${isoDirectory}${jogoSelecionado}`; // Construct full ISO path
try {
// Check if the Neutrino ELF file exists
if (std.exists(neutrinoPath)) {
console.log(`Neutrino ELF found: ${neutrinoPath}`);
console.log(`Selected ISO: ${isoPath}`);
// Arguments to pass to the Neutrino ELF
const arguments = [
"-bsd=usb", // Backend: USB
`-dvd=${isoPath}` // ISO path argument
];
// Attempt to load the ELF with the arguments
System.loadELF(neutrinoPath, arguments);
console.log("Neutrino started successfully.");
} else {
console.error("ERROR: Neutrino ELF not found.");
}
} catch (e) {
// Log any errors encountered during execution
console.error("ERROR: Failed to execute Neutrino ELF.");
console.error("DETAILS:", e);
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------
// FUNCTION: Handle Button Press to Start Game
// ----------------------------------------------------------
function handleGameStart() {
pad.update(); // Update controller state
if (pad.justPressed(Pads.X)) {
console.log("X button pressed. Starting selected game...");
executarNeutrino(exampleISO); // Start the example game ISO
}
}
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Check the Neutrino documentation, sometimes it fails when passing commands together, I recommend that you first run the complete command for a game and then little by little try modifying each parameter of that command, so you will know where the conflict is. But in theory if you respect the neutrino documentation you will be able to run it without problems.
 
Boon Tobias said:
I don't know if it is an error in a specific browser.
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I use: Vivaldi 7.1.3570.39 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit) under Linux Mint 19.3.
Tomorrow I will try to use a different browser.
Although since the download works for my phone, this might be an incompatibility Google drive with a specific browser as you said.

Any chance to use mirrors from other hosting platforms?
E.g. mediafire?
 
jolek said:
I use: Vivaldi 7.1.3570.39 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit) under Linux Mint 19.3.
Tomorrow I will try to use a different browser.
Although since the download works for my phone, this might be an incompatibility Google drive with a specific browser as you said.
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Maybe that's it, and thank you very much for uploading it to Mediafire. I'll try to add an alternative download the next time I change something in case there are any problems with Drive.
 
Friend currently after a little help from Fire Fox starts the iso but the screen is completely black, can you send me examples of how you use your command please, if possible send your discordi
 
Tony Lima said:
Friend currently after a little help from Fire Fox starts the iso but the screen is completely black, can you send me examples of how you use your command please, if possible send your discordi
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This command is for Enceladus and to run the iso from USB, the command may vary depending on where you are launching it, if use Java pay close attention to that, to know if what is failing is the ISO add the command "-dbc" (so you will see the debug colors).

System.loadELF("mass:/route to neutrino.elf",0,"-dbc","-bsd=usb","-dvd=mass:/route to iso")
 
Boon Tobias said:
Try downloading Enceladus from GitHud and running it to see if you have the same problem.
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same error message
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Alfred0c said:
same error message
2025-02-08-12h40-41.png
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The only thing you can try is to launch it from another medium, try different versions of wLaunchELF, or Free MCBoot. You can also try a variant of Enceladus that has the directories issue corrected. Try POPSLoader which has a hotfix from Enceladus to see if you have the same error. But the problem is basically the Enceladus that RETROLauncher uses and the launcher you use.
 
Boon Tobias said:
The only thing you can try is to launch it from another medium, try different versions of wLaunchELF, or Free MCBoot. You can also try a variant of Enceladus that has the directories issue corrected. Try POPSLoader which has a hotfix from Enceladus to see if you have the same error. But the problem is basically the Enceladus that RETROLauncher uses and the launcher you use.
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FAT 3000x
USB:
wLaunchELF 4.43a Official = error
wLaunchELF 4.43x ISR = error

HDD internal:
FHDB 1.966 = error

Slim 9000x
PS2BBL + OpenTuna + wLaunchELF 4.43x ISR + USB = error

I will try later from MC
 
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