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SGT:
In your case, you don't need a dummy file because the actual fceUltra rom is stored in the searchable rom path.  You really need to see exactly what variables Mala is passing to Mame.cmd.  To do this you can add the following two lines at the beginning of mame.cmd:


--- Code: ---echo %1 > test.txt
echo %2 >> test.txt
--- End code ---

After you have attempted to start that game, view the contents of test.txt which is in the mame folder.  The first line is your rom name and the second line is the rom path.  Post the contents of test.txt here if you want to.

Lakersfan:
Thanks! Will give a try a bit later today after I'm done xmas shopping and a few other pre-Christmas chores. :p

Lakersfan:
Here's my test.txt:

--- Code: ---"Super Mario Bros. 2 (USA)"
I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra

--- End code ---

SGT:
Wow.  Isn't your Super Mario Bros rom actually in?:


--- Code: ---I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra\roms
--- End code ---

Any chance you have a second copy of that rom sitting in?:


--- Code: ---I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra
--- End code ---

Lakersfan:
Yes, the rom is in I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra\roms

For whatever reason, I also had the rom in I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra... I took it out but I get the same exact log as above when I try to run it.

last mame.cmd file:

--- Code: ---echo %1 > test.txt
echo %2 >> test.txt

if "%2" == "I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra\roms" goto fceUltra

mame.exe %1
exit

:fceUltra
cd \Arcade\emulators\fceUltra
Closemul.exe fceu.exe "I:\Arcade\emulators\fceUltra\roms\Super Mario Bros. 2 (USA).zip"
exit

--- End code ---

Thanks so much for all your help with this.

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