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The default ROMS behavior should be changed. On the application startup, a folder ~/Library/Application Support/PCem should be created and the default roms,configs,nvr, etc. should be copied from $executable_path/../Resources/SKEL to that folder, so that the user can customize them without actually modifying the /Applications/PCem.app binary. If that initial provisioning is done, PCem shouldn't complain about ROMS at startup anymore. The expected path of ~/PCem or /usr/share/pcem is not documented in the error dialog box nor in stderr, nor is it created automatically.
Thanks,
R.
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There still has be be valid roms inside the roms folder in order to avoid the error message, and those cannot be included by default due to copyright. I just tested this now with a fresh build and it is working fine as long as valid roms go in the said folder.
If the problem is being separately caused by the behavior of the PCem application bundle, I will let @kyr0 know about it, as he has maintained the bundler going back to PCem v14.
I have mentioned in issue #28 that I am working on my own application bundle for PCem (separate to the one developed by @kyr0 ). If I can get issue #28 resolved, I can at least provide that bundle for download, which does create the config folders under Application Support/PCem.
Hi,
The default ROMS behavior should be changed. On the application startup, a folder
~/Library/Application Support/PCem
should be created and the default roms,configs,nvr, etc. should be copied from $executable_path/../Resources/SKEL to that folder, so that the user can customize them without actually modifying the /Applications/PCem.app binary. If that initial provisioning is done, PCem shouldn't complain about ROMS at startup anymore. The expected path of ~/PCem or /usr/share/pcem is not documented in the error dialog box nor in stderr, nor is it created automatically.Thanks,
R.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: