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MelonDS - "Could not find ROM" ??? #1358

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kimdonga99 opened this issue Nov 18, 2024 · 6 comments
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MelonDS - "Could not find ROM" ??? #1358

kimdonga99 opened this issue Nov 18, 2024 · 6 comments

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@kimdonga99
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I tried to connect from Pegasus(frontend) to MelonDS, but it says"Could not find ROM". Is there a way?

It works fine in melonds, So I'm confused.

collection: NDS
extension: nds
launch: am start --user 0
-a android.intent.action.VIEW
-n me.magnum.melonds/.ui.emulator.EmulatorActivity
-e PATH "{file.path}"

I also specified the ROM directory in the application. I don't know why it's not working.

PLS Help me

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@kimdonga99
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I tested it with internal storage and it worked.
Is it not possible to use an SD card?
The nds is too big

@kimdonga99
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Not exactly, but maybe I can add permissions to the storage space in the app?
I think it will be solved if you give me official authority.

@rafaelvcaetano
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Having it on the internal storage or on an SD card shouldn't make any difference. But other users have reported this issue as well and I haven't found the cause yet.

@kimdonga99
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Maybe the storage permission...? That's the only difference from other emulators.

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Melonds has only one folder permission.
I think that's why it can't browse in the sdcard. Could you please update the permissions?

@kimdonga99
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Any news? I'm sure this is right.

@rafaelvcaetano
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Folder permissions are no longer a thing on Android. They changed so that now, when we want the user to select a folder, we have to use their folder picker. When the user selects a folder, then the device assumes that the user gave permission to the app to access that folder. What you are seeing in that screenshot is a way to give access to everything, which Google won't accept unless a very good reason is provided when publishing an update to the Play Store.
As such, I'm still looking into this.

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