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How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
#382735 - 06/12/19 09:20 AM
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C:\msys64>cd E:\MAME_BETA
C:\msys64>mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml 'mame64' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
C:\msys64>pause Press any key to continue . . .
Is there another way get this work?
mame64.exe -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work as well. Same error.
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Dullaron]
#382736 - 06/12/19 09:54 AM
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"mame64.exe" is neither in a path of your %path% environment variable, nor in your C:\msys64 folder
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Roman]
#382737 - 06/12/19 09:57 AM
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> "mame64.exe" is neither in a path of your %path% environment variable, nor in your > C:\msys64 folder
I fix it.
cd /d E:\MAME_BETA instead of cd E:\MAME_BETA
without the /d then it refused to change hard drive path.
C:\msys64>cd /d E:\MAME_BETA
E:\MAME_BETA>mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml
E:\MAME_BETA>pause Press any key to continue . . .
I did a research on it.
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Dullaron]
#382738 - 06/12/19 10:00 AM
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> C:\msys64>cd E:\MAME_BETA > > C:\msys64>mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml > 'mame64' is not recognized as an internal or external command, > operable program or batch file. > > C:\msys64>pause > Press any key to continue . . . > > Is there another way get this work? > > mame64.exe -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work as well. Same error.
Ten bucks says you don't have any mame64.exe in there. In fact that is exactly what the error says. If you have mame64.exe in "E:\MAME_BETA" then you would type "E:mame64 -listxml >mame_beta.xml" right after "cd E:\MAME_BETA". "E:\MAME_BETA\mame64 -listxml >mame_beta.xml" works too. Also you have an extra "1" in there. "mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml" will return a file with only "No matching machines found for '1'".
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
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#382739 - 06/12/19 10:07 AM Attachment: make.txt 2 KB (3 downloads)
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> > C:\msys64>cd E:\MAME_BETA > > > > C:\msys64>mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml > > 'mame64' is not recognized as an internal or external command, > > operable program or batch file. > > > > C:\msys64>pause > > Press any key to continue . . . > > > > Is there another way get this work? > > > > mame64.exe -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work as well. Same error. > > Ten bucks says you don't have any mame64.exe in there. In fact that is exactly what > the error says. If you have mame64.exe in "E:\MAME_BETA" then you would type > "E:mame64 -listxml >mame_beta.xml" right after "cd E:\MAME_BETA". > "E:\MAME_BETA\mame64 -listxml >mame_beta.xml" works too. Also you have an extra "1" > in there. "mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml" will return a file with only "No matching > machines found for '1'".
Yeah I know about this. Read my last post though. Make sense on why it didn't work. Need that /d in there or else it refused to change hard drive path.
I didn't put the 1 in there. cmd does that for some reason. lol
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Dullaron]
#382740 - 06/12/19 10:13 AM
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well, if you need to change the drive, just enter the drive letter, e.g. "E:", then cd in the right path...
and use -listxml > without the "1".
....and what about that pause thinge?
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Roman]
#382741 - 06/12/19 10:19 AM
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> well, if you need to change the drive, just enter the drive letter, e.g. "E:", then > cd in the right path... > > and use -listxml > without the "1". > > ....and what about that pause thinge?
I put the pause in there so the bat file doesn't close up.
OK I will try that.
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Thanks Roman. That works.
[Re: Dullaron]
#382742 - 06/12/19 10:23 AM
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C:\msys64>E:
E:\>cd E:\MAME_BETA
E:\MAME_BETA>mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml
E:\MAME_BETA>pause Press any key to continue . . .
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Re: How come mame64 -listxml 1>mame_beta.xml doesn't work from one hard drive to another hard drive?
[Re: Dullaron]
#382744 - 06/12/19 11:01 PM
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> Yeah I know about this. Read my last post though. Make sense on why it didn't work. > Need that /d in there or else it refused to change hard drive path. > > I didn't put the 1 in there. cmd does that for some reason. lol
Makes me wonder how did you go that far without knowing the most basic commands since the DOS days. It's like if you were instructed to do a "del C:\*.* /f /s /q" you would do it right away, be very careful. At least you need to learn what "dir", "<drive letter>:" and optionally "md", "cls", "type" do. Type "help" in the command prompt so you get a brief about DOS commands. However your use of "pause" indicates you don't know how to use one either. Press the start menu button and type "cmd", then look for "Command Prompt". Or execute "cmd.exe".
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