@itsnitro you have the linux partition and the boot partition. It is always like this when you install retropie.

@RaoulAngel s

I should mention my screen is Vertical...

That's probably the issue. I've never run Stella on a vertical setup, but the screen settings should be configurable.

@StuMcBill
The IP address of 192.168.0.xx is typically a router IP address, and port 22 is the SSH port. You may want to check to see if your router is blocking this SSH port.

Just ran it with on the .gz file and it checked out. Sorry for the false alarm.

@alrdtakn1 , yes, it also happens to me in vram settings.
i just installed 4.2 retropie last weekend and did not have this problem for the first couple days.
i think this might have started happening after i ran the update all option for updating everything.
i hope it gets fixed.

does anyone know the config file for setting the ES system volume in sound settings since I can't seem to do it with a controller or keyboard?

@meleu , thanks! that will work great then. i'll try it.

No problem @FlyingTomahawk thanks for your input tho.....yeh I was thinking the same that its not available as yet, I saw a piece of code before but it never worked for me....maybe it will be implemented in a future release. :)

It's in the libretro directory of the Nestopia core's source: https://github.com/rdanbrook/nestopia/tree/master/libretro

@RedBatman not much you can do unless you shrink the free space down on your installation. I'm sure there's a Linux command you can run to do that. But then each time you move the image back to your sd card you will have to rememeber to expand the file system again.

Ok, I tried turning off dithering, and it didn't seem to make any difference.

I'm still getting artifacts, like echo-type sounds, sounds that go on longer than they should etc.

I have listened carefully to games that I am very familiar with on other systems, and this definitely only seems to affect Hatari.

Thanks for your assistance. From the link you gave I used FAT32formatter, it appears to have worked. I got some error messages from the program, but it seems to be working ok.

@teejthehellian it's just the GitHub wiki which can be cloned as a repo in standard markdown.

There is also a download option for the wiki in the setup script

@Sano Thanks, team!

@legione6 said in Bluetooth Keyboard with FN key for F1, F2 etc:

i'm a newbie on this forum .
I've installed retropie 4.2 on raspberry Pi3 model B.
I'm trying to use a mini bluetooth keyboard to execute commands for file manager, retropie-setup and others features but i cant use ESC, FN button and then F keys. the other keys works correctly.

The keyboard is similar at Apple keyboard. This is a photo:
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Can you help me to enable these keys?
Must i install any package?

Thank you

Presa Fn key (left, down of keyboard) + blue key