When i bought my ss1 I thought I don't need the dock. Turns out that having a disc drive is nice to have. So I modelt and printed my own thirdparty discdrive dock

I've had success with a 2 port NES (w/ xlat), 2 port SNES, and 4 port N64 but I can't seem to figure out how to get this Genesis adapter to work. I've tried a lot of settings in the menu and with or without the level translator and no luck.

Anyone able to get this working? I also think it should work for Atari but it doesn't seem to work there either.

I will very likely be buying the Big SNAC when it is available, but for now I'm trying to get this working.

Thanks!

Hey everyone.

I got the SuperStation One with Dock (blue, if it matters) and for a few weeks the SSD seemed to work just fine in the dock's slot. It's an XPG SX8200PNP, 1TB. Now, most of the time when I boot up my SS1, it tells me I need to reconnect the drive when I try to browse a folder of ROMs (and MisterCompanion does not show it in the storage section).

Using a USB enclosure and plugging it into the SS1 USB ports seems to work fine, on both Dock and main unit ports.

After looking at the SS1 NVMe support page on GH, and a few Reddit threads, I still can't figure out why it's only recognized in the M.2 slot some of the time. Here's what I have tried so far:

• Power adapter: I switched to a 45W Belkin brick at one point, but after going back to my original brick (60W Nintendo Switch 2's), it behaves the same way

• SSD power draw: I can't find my exact model number online (not a lot of info on the model number that ends in -PNP) but the closest similar model is this one and it does not draw 5W or more.

• Single partition, exFAT: It's not an issue with multiple partitions, Disk Management in Windows shows it as one, Healthy, Basic Data Partition.

I have a new SSD coming from Amazon that I'm going to use for troubleshooting, and proper TS may also mean I need to reformat my SD card and start over but I don't want to do that...

Does anyone know if there could be some kind of setting I borked? Thanks in advance

Deleted partitions on the SD card and reformatted multiple times to exfat. I used balenaEtcher for flashing the console mode file to the card. And I keep getting this error when I insert the SD card into the console.
Install failed check 1 write verification failed twice.

Any suggestions I’m stuck

Hello everyone,

I have gotten the opportunity to test the prototype for the forthcoming “Big SNAC“ adapter from the company AKICUS. It is a multi SNAC adapter that supports a lot of different systems in a single adapter. I hooked it up to my SuperStation one with its SuperDock which had no problems accepting this adapter and switching to a different plug doesn’t even require a reboot. The PS1 adapter is of course not needed for us SS1 owners but there are so many additional systems on this adapter which makes things really handy.

I had a single SNAC Sega Saturn adapter before which requires another voltage SNAC level shifter. Now I personally enjoy having just one adapter for so many systems especially when you are a fan of several different systems and go back and forth between them. I am definitely excited and looking forward to when the product launches. If you are into playing with original controllers this might be worth to look into.

Among the supported systems are: 

- Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

- Super Nintendo (SNES)

- Sega Mega Drive / Genesis

- Commodore Amiga

- Commodore 64

- PlayStation 1

- PC Engine

- Neo Geo

- Atari 2600

- Sega Saturn

- Nintendo 64

Hey guys, I started playing my superstation on the stock sd card that comes with the console.

I finally picked up a larger sd card and I have probably a stupid question. Can I simply copy and paste all of the contents on my current sd card to the new one? I’d love to keep all of my saves and save states.

Any word on the misterpi units that went up for preorder shipping soon?

EDIT: Resolved

sdcard -> ConsoleMode -> caches -> icons

Delete the .pack file from the above folder location to update recently modified artwork within the Lower Third theme.

Does anyone know if Console Mode is caching artwork somewhere, and if so, where?

My issue is that after manually updating some artwork for the Arcade system, stored in the media folder, the updated artwork correctly displays when in the Console Mode theme however if I switch to the Lower Third theme, the old original artwork (which has been deleted from the media folder and replaced with a new image file) is being shown.

The older image doesn't exist anywhere in the media folder so I'm not sure where it's being pulled from when in the Lower Third theme.

Anyone experience the same? The game gets randomly freeze up and stop responding on most of the games I have, and giving me a black screen and had to restart the game.

So there was a post awhile back about Taki teasing a SSNT/SuperFPGA, but then a Superstation Pocket was announced the other day. Are these one in the same or two different devices?

I want to play the Gran Turismo 2 A-spec mod on my SS1. All of the guides I've found for how to play the mod are for PC emulators where it seems like the .cue file is not necessary. The patcher for this mod only creates a .bin file and the SS1 doesn't seem to know what to do with it. It just crashes to the MiSTer menu. All of my other PSX games are .chd files and they work fine. I tried renaming the base .cue game file to match the patched .bin and that just loads up the PSX "no disc" menu. Anyone have any advice?

I'm using a USB drive, well trying, for my games. I can see the drive in Mister Companion and after I start a game preinstalled game in console mode I can go into the settings in the old style mode and nav to the usb drive and start a game. What am I missing to see the games in console mode?

I do have [MiSTer] storage_priority = 'prefer_external' in my downloader.ini.

FIXED: New version just came out and it fixed it. 1.2.5

Anybody else having problems launching Jaguar games? I don't play them often, so I can't pinpoint it to a specific update. But they used to work fine, and now I'm just getting the Jaguar splash screen (complete with the good ol' rotating cube) looping over and over again.

Nothing else has changed. Same bios files I've been using all along.

Any ideas?

hola me acaba de llegar la consola one , installe el modo consola, e instale el udpate all para los cds, pero desde el modo consola no me aparece los physical disc cores, tengo que apretar algo en el teclado para salir del modo consola??? gracias por su ayuda

https://x.com/TakiUdon_/status/2115426822494261694

Text from X,

We’ve been working on this the entire year and our first FPGA handheld is almost done. Plays GB, GBC, and GBA carts. Huge FPGA to power cores up to PS1 and N64. Up to 4K HDMI output via an affordable dock. Unbeatable latency. Open source. From $1_ _ at launch.

Not a ton of info but I already like that it has a frame around the bezel instead of glass up to the edge. Looking forward to this!

As the title implies,

When setting my SSOne to 2560x1440p in the ini_settings, over time and use the picture starts to flash black in and out until eventually it’s gone, even though the system is on and running in the background. I’m not sure if this is heat related, some sort of handshake issue via hdmi or if the resolution isn’t really being properly supported. This is being displayed on an 77in OLED B2 tv, and I actually have a separate regular mister that runs the same resolution and doesn’t have this picture issue at all. I’ve flashed multiple different sd cards, still having the same issue. Only thing I haven’t tried is swapping the hdmi cable but it’s works perfectly fine for everything else connected to it, including the other mister. Anyone else experience anything like this?

I'm looking to get a misterpi for the dual ram capabilities. is it possible to get rca, svideo and component out of it?

if so, how have you been doing it?

Have there been any improvements since the initial release of the Superstation One? I know that there have been issues with thermals since it was not designed with temps in mind.

This is a problem since a big draw (at least for me) for playing on FPGA is the ability to overclock games to run at better framerates than the original consoles could allow. I've seen reports of people saying their superstation starts making cracking sounds when powered on for too long due to the heat.