> > Okay, I found a proper 0.139u1 dat file
>
> Don't waste your time hunting down those - you don't need a dat file for
> rebuilding/scanning/fixing ROMs (*).
> Just point the clrmame Profiler to the mame executable of the version you want to
> scan, clrmame reads all the info it needs from that.
I don't have an executable, this is for an Android mame emulator based on 0.139u1.
> Use the "add path" function from the settings menu. Set an "add" folder, and leave
> all the new files zipped in that folder. You asked about this - in the Scanner, click
> the button labeled "Avail. Sets". This way clrmame will only rebuild the ROMs you
> already have in your MAME roms folder and not add new ones, even if it finds them in
> your "add" folder.
>
> Then start the scan and just click yes to everything.
>
> S
>
>
> (*) I think for really really ancient versions of MAME you might need a .dat file. I
> don't know how far back you have to go. Anyway I'm sure clrmame will let you know.
And in this 'add' folder is where I put the rollback ROM zip files?
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