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Reporting Problems
Found a bug? File it at github.com/lodordev/lodoros/issues. A report with the right log attached usually gets fixed in one round-trip; a report without one starts with us asking for it.
Everything Lodor-related logs to the pak folder on the card:
Tools/<platform>/Lodor.pak/
where <platform> is your device's folder: miyoomini (Mini Plus), my282 (A30), my355 (Flip V2), rg35xxplus (H700 family), rgb30.
| Log | What it covers |
|---|---|
last-sync.log |
The most recent library/catalog sync from the launcher |
romm-run.log |
Download-on-launch: fetching, verifying, and booting a game |
wifi-debug.log |
Wi-Fi bring-up and connectivity checks |
syncd.log |
The background save-sync daemon |
session.log |
Per-play-session save pull/push |
tailscaled.log |
The bundled Tailscale client (Tailscale setups only) |
The MinUI launcher's own logs live in .userdata/<platform>/logs/ — worth grabbing if the UI itself crashes.
- Device model (e.g. Miyoo Mini Plus, RG34XX) and platform folder.
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LodorOS version — the contents of
version.txtat the card root. - RomM server version (Settings → About in RomM's web UI). Must be ≥ 4.8.0 — see RomM server setup.
- How the device reaches the server — Tailscale, Cloudflare Access, or LAN.
- What you did, what you expected, what happened.
- The tail of the relevant log — the last ~50 lines of whichever log above matches the failure. Paste it in a code block or attach the file.
Scrub before posting. Logs can contain your server hostname;
config.jsoncontains credentials — never attach it. Replace private hostnames withromm.example.comif you'd rather not share them.
Check Troubleshooting first — the common failures (exFAT cards, pairing errors, Wi-Fi quirks) are already written up there.