2014-11-26, 22:54
(2014-11-26, 22:39)BlockABoots Wrote:When you start an application from a terminal, the working directory is generally the directory of the application. When you start an application from another one (for example from XBMC) the working directory is the one of the parent application (XBMC) not of the child application (except if the child application specify a working directory). And that's why Retroarch has an option into its command line to define the path of the config file.(2014-11-26, 21:30)Angelscry Wrote:(2014-11-26, 00:44)BlockABoots Wrote: Where does Advance Launcher save its retroarch.cfg file?. I thought it saved it in /storage/emulator/retroarch but it doesnt appear to be a .cfg file there at all and every time i load RA within Advanced Launcher it loads the default settings?Advanced Launcher do not save anything. You have 2 way to solve your problem :
- use a script that will define the Retro Arch working directory (cd path) prior to start it,
- or indicate the Retro Arch config file you want to use with the command line : https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/wi...mmand-line
Thanks for the suggestion. it would appear when launching RA through AL its not looking in the right place for the retorarch.cfg file as its just loading default settings for RA. If i load RA through terminal then RA looks at the right directory for the retroarch.cfg file (/storage/.config/retroarch) and loads all my settings, so why isnt AL also looking in the same directory (/storage/.config/retroarch)?