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À½º ²À Çê¿Äçñ Æäàï ¾Øà¸¸É °Ôàó ¾Èµé ² http://www.betanews.net/article/542236 BIOS 4 MAME 마메 마임 바이오스 꼭 필요한 파일 없으면 게임 안될 껄~~~ 달도깨비[월정] /2011-06-11 13:02:29 글 쓴 날 : 2011-06-11 토요일 주말이다..MAME이나..키보드 죽어 나겠군?! 글 쓴 이 : 달도깨비 MAME을 실행 할려면 먼저 실행파일을 받습니다. 그리고 롬이라고 풀리는 파일을 받아서 롬 폴더에 넣고 실행을 합니다. 그러나 실행이 안되는 경우가 있습니다. 바로 바이오스가 없기 때문입니다. 오락기도 컴퓨터의 일종이라 바이오스란게 필요합니다. 이게 없으면 롬파일 있어도 파일 없다고 에러 나오게 됩니다. 그 때 바로 필요한 것은 바이오스입니다. 바이오스 참 많습니다. SNK 게임이나 SAGA 게임들 바이오스 없으면 파일 없다고 실행 안되는 경우 있습니다. 찾으로 돌아다니다가 바이오스 팩 받았습니다. 필요한 분들은 받아서 사용하세요. 이것 구하기 어렵습니다. 머가 없는지도 알 수 없고~~ 대부분 다 있는 것 같습니다. ========================================================= ========================================= No. BIOS FILE Manufacturer Year ROM CHECK DETAILS --------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- ----------- 01.Acclaim PSX acpsx Acclaim 1995 Passed 02.Aleck64 PIF BIOS aleck64 Nintendo/Seta 1998 Passed 03.American Laser Games BIOS alg_bios American Laser Games 199? Passed 04.Amiga CD32 Bios cd32 Commodore 1993 Passed 05.Arcadia System BIOS ar_bios Arcadia Sytems 1988 Passed 06.Atari PSX atpsx Atari 1996 Passed 07.Atari System 1 BIOS atarisy1 Atari Games 1984 Best available atarisy1: 136032.103.f7 (1 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN atarisy1: 136032.103.f7 (1 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN 08.Atlus PSX atluspsx Sony/Atlus 1996 Passed 09.Atomiswave Bios awbios Sammy 2001 Best available awbios : bios.ic23_l (65536 bytes) - NEEDS REDUMP 10.Baby Phoenix/GV System konamigv Konami 1995 Passed Page 1/3 http://www.betanews.net/article/542236 11.Chihiro Bios chihiro Sega 200? Best available chihiro : chihiro_bios.bin (2097152 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN 12.Crystal System BIOS crysbios Brezzasoft 2001 Passed 13.DECO Cassette Sytem decocass Data East Corporation 1981 Passed 14.Galaxy Games (BIOS v1.90) galgbios Creative Electronics & Software 1998 Best available galgbios: 16v8h-blue.u24 (279 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN galgbios: 16v8h-yellow.u25 (279 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN galgbios: 16v8h-magenta.u26 (279 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN galgbios: 16v8h-green.u27 (279 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN galgbios: 16v8h-red.u45 (279 bytes) - NOT FOUND - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN 15.Hikaru Bios hikaru Sega 2000 Passed 16.Hyper NeoGeo 64 Bios hng64 SNK 1997 Passed 17.Konami Viper BIOS kviper Konami 1999 Passed 18.Max-A-Flex maxaflex Exidy 1984 Passed 19.Mega Play BIOS megaplay Sega 1993 Passed 20.Mega-Tech BIOS megatech Sega 1989 Passed 21.MPU4 Video Firmware bctvidbs Barcrest 199? Passed 22.Multi Amenity Cassette System 2 BIOS mac2bios I'Max 1995 Best available mac2bios: macs2os_l.bin (524288 bytes) - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN mac2bios: macs2os_h.bin (524288 bytes) - NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN 23.Multi Amenity Cassette System BIOS macsbios I'Max 1995 Passed 24.Naomi 2 Bios naomi2 Sega 2001 Passed 25.Naomi Bios naomi Sega 1998 Passed 26.Naomi Ferrari F355 Challenge Bios f355bios Sega 1999 Passed 27.Naomi GD-ROM Bios naomigd Sega 2001 Passed 28.Naomi House od the Dead 2 Bios hod2bios Sega 1998 Passed 29.Neo-Geo neogeo SNK 1990 Passed 30.Nintendo Super System BIOS nss Nintendo 199? Passed 31.PGM (Polygame Master) System BIOS pgm IGS 1997 Passed 32.PlayChoice-10 BIOS playch10 Nintendo of America 1986 Passed 33.PS Arcade 95 psarc95 Sony/Eighting/Raizing 1997 Passed 34.ST-V Bios stvbios Sega 1996 Passed 35.Super Kaneko Nova System BIOS skns Kaneko 1996 Passed 36.System 573 BIOS sys573 Konami 1998 Passed 37.System GX konamigx Konami 1994 Passed 38.Taito FX1 taitofx1 Sony/Taito 1995 Passed 39.Taito GNET taitogn Sony/Taito 1997 Passed 40.TPS tps Sony/Tecmo 1997 Passed 41.Triforce Bios triforce Sega 2002 Passed 42.Twinkle System gq863 Konami 1999 Passed Page 2/3 http://www.betanews.net/article/542236 43.Video System PSX vspsx Video System 1996 Passed 44.ZN1 cpzn1 Sony/Capcom 1995 Passed 45.ZN2 cpzn2 Sony/Capcom 1997 Passed ========================================================= ========================================= 사용 방법 1. 파일을 받아서 실행 파일 실행 2,. 폴더 하나 만들어져서 파일 다 들어가 있습니다. 해당 폴더에 있는 파일을 롬 폴더에 이동 시킵니다. 프로그램에 따라서 롬 폴더 다른 곳에 지정할 수 있는 MAME의 경우 해당 폴더에 이동시켜야 합니다. 버전 133u4에서 사용되는 했는 것 같습니다. BIOSmame133u4.rar.part1.exe BIOSmame133u4.rar.part2.rar BIOSmame133u4.rar.part3.rar 잘 사용하세요. 리얼보트 스페샬 왜 이리 어려워~~ 언제 끝까지 가 보나.... - 월정 - http://www.betanews.net Page 3/3.
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