@mitu Alright, it's the lr-snes9x2010. Thanks for your help with that one.

@dankcushions Damn. Okay. Others on Reddit said they were able to update from binary successfully. I think it’s a me issue. 2010 for some reason has been trouble since jump for me.

Thanks again.

@deeobat the manufacturer confirmed that the cable is not compatible with Retropie. Oh well.

@cdromce did you read point 5 in the link I posted?

@pjft
My power settings are the stock settings.
I think this is what happens: When the boxart image size is large, the Pi needs a bit of time to load the image. This causes a slight delay when scrolling from one game to the next. Other controllers ignore this, but the DS4 seems to remember the directional button input during the delay and keeps it going, without me having to press the button anymore.
But yes I am very glad I found the solution. Thanks for your input, as you asking me if specific games were causing this, got me on the right track.

For anyone who thinks they have an “official” controller and it doesnt work you probably have a bootleg controller. Black is the only color i personally have seen the bootlegs in but i have seen hundreds of them.

@strauss48 Seriously man, NOBODY has any idea how this piece of crap you bought is configured! Wipe it, reinstall the official image and it will work. No one here has the time or inclination to debug someone else's shitty configs and build.

@jonnykesh
That sad...
But thanks!

@strauss48 I think i fixed it.. Each emulator had their own settings.

@derebo The ROMs with pat the end are for the Pioneer board. From the .txt file inside of one:

Pioneer version of board uses same ROMs as Hitachi version, except 5473c and 5474a are not used, and IC3 (5596) and IC10 (?) are added. NoTE: The ROMs in IC3/IC10 on my board are apparently not the same as the 'standard' ones. I was told that these ROMs did not work when swapped into a board that had a different set, and vice-versa. If I can find out any more info (and/or get a dump of the other ROMs), I will!

Sorry for the lengthy delay in replying...
IRL got in the way :-)

OK so it's definitely only the navigation sounds missing. I've tried several themes and none seem to have sound.

I'm guessing they must not be supported in Ubuntu as i don't seem to have them in the Sound Settings menu item.

Oh well :-)

@danieltak Don't believe everything you read on the internet. What's the big rush to get it working on Stretch anyway? What is it going to give you that Jessie doesn't? Stick with what works until RetroPie has been fully tested to work with Stretch and gets an official release and support.
I'm not offended, I just think it's odd that someone would see an error message saying a certain OS version is not supported and then come to the official forum seeking support!

@pjft Thanks :)

@amishgamer

Did you watch...

I watched it as a complete beginner wanting to use that DAT. It worked great for me first time.

After looking at the code of runcommand.sh i came to the conqlusion, that what is was trying to do is probably not feasible.
So i came up with a different solution to what i wanted to achive.

Individual per game profiles for pcsx2 [x86 only]

@worcesterthecat 5v 2.5a not usb, not phone charger, not cheapo pile of junk power supply. Look up raspberry pi power supply