I get the same error on Debian x86. I did some searching and found these:

http://docs.libretro.com/library/uzem/
"This core currently doesn't start so this documentation will remain incomplete until it is fixed."

Segmentation fault when I launch a game #2

@jmm_73 you can try multi switch script with --onoffshim parameter there is an option for latching or momentary button included. Please remove the Pimoroni script before and call the multi switch kind off sudo ./multi_switch.sh --onoffshim

hi @EriHoss and everyone.
to today someone could solve the problem of the audio HDMI??

i install @EriHoss retropie image, the emulation is very good, but I could not make the audio work.

I tried to use build_installer.sh script to build new kernel 4.19, but it does not work either (in a Ubuntu 18.04 VM with docker disable)

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Any advance?

Thanks

PD: Sorry my english

@wintonson
Some compatibility lists exist.
MAME
Dreamcast
Look in the Docs for your emulated system. Also try searching the forums.
The lists aren't perfect, but can help set your expectations.

@mitu - Ah ok, sorry for that false alarm and I appreciate the response guys. I'll run through it again later and post if it's a specific ROM or some pattern I see.

@BJRetro, That would be great, I've played around in Emulation Station and RetroArch and have not figured that part out. I'd love to map an exit game, restart game, save state and load state button. The hot key works great but since the button kit I got has the extra buttons I'd love to use them. I also got it so that the hot key + exit, restart, save, load works but would be great if a press without the hot key worked.

We've got already 8 languages! And we are waiting to merge Traditional Chinese.

If there's a way via optional, I think that would be valuable. Either that or have a "preview all systems" toggle in the menu you can turn on or off, which would reveal or hide systems you aren't otherwise set up for. There are certainly systems I don't really know, and would find it interesting to check them out if it were fairly easy.

@kokokool Drastic is not a Librero core, so you won't find it through the RetroArch core updater. Right now, the only options to run DraStic is to either buy it on Android or play it on a Raspberry Pi.

@werpu said in Universal emulator kill switch/exit button:

If I had known that upfront this would have saved me an hour or two :-)

It's always fun to do things yourself and tinker - this way you learned more systemd trickery :).

@mitu I think it should be a selectable option under the es menu, just like you can select specific emulators to open to.

@mitu That could work... I still want to know if there is a way to use a dvd-rom. Obviously one double sided 9GB dvd won't hold all of my games, so I'll have multiple. Besides, it wouldn't matter if I can't add more because I'll use the other ones. If this doesn't work, I'll go to your idea. Thanks!

Hey! A bit late haha

So... I don't know much of cmake, but I ALWAYS like to start by the official website and documentation.

I found an official tutorial on the official website:
https://cmake.org/cmake-tutorial/

Not the BEST answer but I hope it helps...

Cya!

@jcook84 With all my testing and dedication to getting our goal with Doom split-screen on RetroPie working, i was expecting it to run without any conflicts with other doom ports. I did not expect that a pi zero would be able to run it. Thanks to you too, you kept the idea alive.

One thought to think of is that ReMooD might be able to run on the latest RetroPie version just like Doom Legacy, since ReMooD is an enhanced version of Doom Legacy and we know that ReMooD enables 4 player split-screen instead of Doom Legacy's 2 player split-screen mode.

today it seems that this core supports the borders of the super game boy.
has anyone tried it? would it be possible to add it?

unfortunately mgba supports borders but not palettes, while gambatte supports palettes but not borders :(

@mediamogul Wonderful.