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{ type: install
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message: <<EOM
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For Sega Saturn, it is mandatory to install a supported Sega Saturn bios files
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(such as saturn_bios.bin) in ~/.config/retroarch/system or
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~/.config/retroarch/system/kronos.
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Kronos is broadly compatible with all major Saturn BIOSes regardless of region,
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although unlike Yabause, a BIOS dump is required. Due to the aforementioned
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BIOS compatibility, the BIOS guide for the beetle-saturn libretro core may be
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helpful:
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https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_saturn/
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For ST-V, it is necessary to add a compatible stvbios.zip either in
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~/.config/retroarch/system/kronos or in ~/.config/retroarch/system/. In
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contrast to MAME, Kronos will never search for this bios file in the local path
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of the game.
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If the emulator gets stuck on the BIOS screen, the screen remains blank, or
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shows audio track navigation controls, then the BIOS is likely incompatible.
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At present, Kronos is only compatible with a subset of the stvbios.zip files
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used by modern MAME versions. If the stvbios.zip is not present in the proper
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place, but one of the proper Sega Saturn BIOSes is instead available, it will
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try to default to one of those, and in the most optimistic case, merely reach
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the audio CD track navigation controls, but it will not work, since it is not
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the same hardware.
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If in doubt, running retroarch with the -v argument may help to acquire more
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diagnostic information.
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EOM
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}
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]
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