NeoCD on Linux

[hajime]

Hi, I am not sure if speaking of emulators is allowed or not, but before I want
to say I have the original games only, of Neogeo CD.

I have downloaded Neocd for Linux, but, despite I have a good bios,
with the correct file size, it always sais "Can't load neocd.bin".
Could anyone tell me the most suitable command to run it?
Everything goes perfect until reading the BIOS.
I remember, in DOS it was like "Strip neocd.bin" and then you could run Neocd
perfectly, but with Linux, I don't know since I am a newbie.

Please help me if possible, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jan1024188]

hi hajime

Hi, I am not sure if speaking of emulators is allowed or not, but before I want
to say I have the original games only, of Neogeo CD.

I have downloaded Neocd for Linux, but, despite I have a good bios,
with the correct file size, it always sais "Can't load neocd.bin".
Could anyone tell me the most suitable command to run it?
Everything goes perfect until reading the BIOS.
I remember, in DOS it was like "Strip neocd.bin" and then you could run Neocd
perfectly, but with Linux, I don't know since I am a newbie.

Please help me if possible, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i think that i dont understand you well

possible answers and question
1.maybe you can use orignal game with emulators like wine or cedega...
2.where did you download that game?..
3.binary file....you can open it with sh command like sh neo....

[hajime]

Hi man.
No, let me explain briefly, you will understand perfectly.
The emulator is the program to run a very old console's games.I downloaded it.
The games are on CDs, and original, I bought them at the shop.
They should work with the program, and so should the binary file...
But it doesn't even with ur command...probably the file is wrong.

Thanks! I will try to get a good one.

[hajime]

Hello.
Sorry it didn't work. It is not normal that the emulator doesn't work, since when I
used it with DOS it was easy to find a good neocd.bin file... Maybe it is the emulator
that works bad.
However, could you tell me other commands to work with .bin files?
Maybe I could try something, like executing 2 at the same time...who knows,
anything would be welcome.