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Help and Support

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I forgot to mention... I've recently updated the firmware to my router, if that made a difference I'm not sure.. also, I'm connecting via onboard Wifi. Using RetroPie v4.4 (according to the retropie-setup). Also, this is a Raspberry Pi 3. :) Also, strangely, the Pi's key (fingerprint, whatever) seems to have changed again since I reboot it. When I tried to reconnect to it remotely after rebooting, WinSCP and Putty both wanted my input on whether to accept this change again or not. That seems highly unusual. I've only ever had to do that when I reflash the card with a new image (not a backup).
General Discussion and Gaming

General discussion relating to using RetroPie and gaming. Please do not use for help/support requests.

MAME Random Of the Week

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@cyperghost That being said, if I manually download and excute this script: wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crcerror/retroflag-picase/master/other_os/recalbox_install.sh It works it seems. Going through the testing on it. Edit: Holding down the reset button during the emulationstation screen reboots recalbox totally it seems. The in-game reset and reset back to EmulationStation works as expected.
Projects and Themes

Show off your custom builds, themes, and splashscreens

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@mitu Thanks for the pointer to xmlstarlet. There was just enough examples for me to dump all the button names inside controls.xml file into some plain text. Then, with a whole bunch of grep commands, followed by a series of search-and-replace in my favorite text editor ( nedit ), I was able to wrangle the data into comma sepearated lines. I like .csv because it is easy to maintain in Microsoft Excel. Now I'm off and running. I will post the simplified button_dat.csv file to my GitHub area later today. This doesn't cover the clones, but for now, that's good enough. I can go build my library of images now.
Ideas and Development

Share your ideas and suggestions for RetroPie. You can also use this area for development discussion.

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@ubuntuyou >With this, new users would be met with a handful of 8 and 16 bit cores already showing in ES when they install for the first time instead of just the RetroPie menu We had this originally to a certain extent but since then the setup script has become more modular where systems can be added/removed etc. I personally only use 2 or 3 systems and that's all I have on my setup, some weirdos use all of them (not sure who has that much time!) Providing users with a clean slate allows them flexibility to make it how they like it. I'm sure some people would dig a personalised system but that can probably handled on the theming/external script side rather than set in stock
ControlBlock, PowerBlock & Co.

Get help and support for PetRockBlock's hardware

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So far I did not explicitly test the GamepadBlock with a Neogeo controller. Can you post a link to the controller that you have? Looking at the pin out at http://old.pinouts.ru/Game/NeoGeoJoystick_pinout.shtml the integration of Neogeo support should be quite easy.
Announcements

Announcements regarding our community

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I forgot to fix up the certbot systemd service so the webserver reloads after a cert update. I have done this now. Sorry for any problems caused in the last few hours due to expired certificate.