@billy Simply by editing your 1st post and adding something like [Solved] to the title, though I am unsure whether there is a forums recommendation about the how ( @mitu ? ). Some seem to prefer adding it at the titles start, others add it to the end. Most use square brackets, some regular ones.

@zzackk if you install the RetroPie-Extra from zerojay it is already in there.

i have not tried it so i dont know if is still still working

https://github.com/zerojay/RetroPie-Extra

@siwobrody Me neither. As a last check you can try setting the savestate_directory key in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg to something else, for example savestate_directory = "/home/pi".

Thanks for your reply @dreamcastkid.

In effect, my "Pause" button is defined at my controls.ini file

Pause = 11-4008,1-111

On the other had, at emulators.cfg, I tried the "--escape-exit" option before and after %ROM% param, with the same behaviour.

Another valid solution for me, would be to be able to handle the pause menu with my controller. My interest trying to exit withone button, is because I can't handle thepause menu with it. Only keyboard responds. Do yo know something about this?

Thanks again!

@crumbs Please don't bump old topics - open a new topic and ask your question. If you wish, reference the old topic for additional info.

@anasazi29

I just want to say that....two years later...this thread is still helping people. Easily spent hours hitting my head against a wall until reading this thread.

Thank you :)

@johnklos Sorry, my Edits of my previous Message collided with your answer...
But saying press (A) to continue would be IMHO missunderstandable in the same way by others [edit: by/of/from different background]... The only essential change for the initial configuration I see is in the line of adding the information that: if no gamepad is detected, the keyboard may substitute for one...

Any one?

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@chris3535 You can also set up the RetroPie manager to manage RetroPie within your browser.

HTTP://<retropie_ip_addr>:8000/

@mitu said in MAME cfg Folder Question...:

In this case, it means MAME2003 does't act like I though and uses the content dir (where the ROM located) to save those values. I don't have any other ideas, sorry.

Thank you for your help

Glad you got it fixed. You can try now to apply the overclock back, though I'd recommend you give it a try without it and see how the system performs. The Pi4 should be powerful enough for most systems.

@wholee said in XPADNEO error on Update:

When you have the time, would you be able to update the Retropie Setup script?

It will happen at some point.

To anyone having the same problem:

Copy your installed lr-fbneo to a new location (through terminal):
sudo cp -p -r -f "/opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-fbneo" "/opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-fbneo10"

Edit \\RETROPIE\configs\fba\emulators.cfg
and add to the top of the file:
lr-fbneo10 = "/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-fbneo10/fbneo_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/fba/retroarch.cfg %ROM%"
and change your default emulator for Final Burn Alpha in EmulationStation to lr-fbneo10

@luckyluca said in Pi400 slow stuttery dremcast redream emulationI:

Regarding overclocking, do you know what the default gpu clock is for the pi400/pi4?

I think the default gpu_freq is set to 500 (Pi4), I assume is the same for Pi 400.

@mitu thanks for the advice, I just tested and it doesn't matter what the directory is named, you just have to launch the .svn file from within the game data folder. Which is different to the launch behaviour lr-scummvm had before but at least it runs.

For me, I'll probably just make an .sh file with /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-scummvm/romdir-launcher.sh and run the games from the launcher so it clutters the emulationstation menu up a bit less. Thanks anyway though!

@mitu Thank you!