@krispy No worries. 5-7 seconds for the display should be enough before launching the game but obviously you can set this to your own preference.

@didier110 Hey, I had the same problem running Mega Bomberman.

I switched from lr-picodrive to lr-genesis-gx and all was fixed with that game. Since that, I've switched most of my sega to the lr-genesis-gx emulator.

Good luck!

@blackjack997 sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I think I can help solve your issue if you haven't already. This is from memory, but I fixed the issue by navigating to /etc/udev/rules.d/99-local.rules and deleting the lines about the controller you're having issue with. Go to Bluetooth menu and remove the device. Search and add the device back, then add udev rule from same menu. Fixed the issue for me.

@ckswenson Third Party images with custom configs and pre-loaded ROMs are not supported here. Go ask Mr .Death for tech support.

@edmaul69 I have tried that and it worked - just like chmod 0444 *.nes does - but that doesn't stop the file from being able to be deleted. I thought read only might have stopped a file from being deleted.

Any ideas on how to secure a file from being deleted, but still being able to be read by the retropie system?

@sonicsheppard said in Mupen64 black screen:

Might be the same issue reported here? - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/13269/segmentation-faults-with-mupen64plus-after-update

Yep, I think it's the same, same video plugins crash to EmulationStation, same video plugins black screen and only sound...

I have simply deleted the /dev/input/js* and /dev/input/event* link so that the system does not use it as Joypad.
I have made a little script that delets the links and put it into rc.local so the links get deleted every boot. Somehow a udevrule did not work for me.

This issue can be closed

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

need more info about your setup

@TMNTturtlguy , Okay, I'll look into figuring that out. Thank you again for all of your help!

I’m having this issue with Xbox one Bluetooth controllers. Anyone ever find a fix?

@pirossi said in multiple controllers with hotkey access?:

@dinierto

i have the solution!
i writre here
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5191/accidentally-changed-button-mapping/12

That's it! Can I kiss you?

Hi,

I had a similar problem to the one you described here. The problem I found is that I had one older 8bitdo controller a new one. The old when had older firmware (v 2.7). Once I upgraded the firmware to version 3.x and followed the retropie 8bitdo guide everything worked fine.

have you tried the joystick selector tool?

@herb_fargus said in Make backup image:

@inunotaishou sharing ROMs is against the forum rules. And even if your image didn't have ROMs it's incredibly reckless to share an image with all your configs which likely include your credentials for wifi access among other things.

Follow the available guides. Having other people do things for you does nobody any good.

So..... Where are the working guides you talk about?

Tried this one, and failed
Tried this one first, failed
I really wanted this one to work, but it kept breaking at the end

It's a good thing there are no ROMs on that image. My wifi credentials might be on there. The only thing I did to that image was run my publically available PiStation 2 setup script and configure the PS2 controllers before I made the image. I think I use that password on some throw away email accounts and pokemon games that I don't even know the account names to.

The default N64 emulator is 'mupen64plus-GLideN64'.

What you want for Ocarina of Time is 'mupen64plus-gles2rice' You might even be able to use 'mupen64plus-gles2rice-highres' (I use the highres version). It plays well with this emulator, but not as well as Majora's Mask.

For Majora's mask you can just go straight to 'mupen64plus-gles2rice-highres', some slight slowdown in the town itself, but flawless everywhere else I could get to in my 2 hours of testing when I was configuring my N64 games a few weeks ago.

No overclocking needed.