If the controllers are wireless then they probably go to sleep and don't send any button presses to the Pi. If the Pi goes to sleep the controllers won't wake it up.

@aerolito welcome to the forum. You've given almost no information about your problem, please add some more information as outlined here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Also, when do you get this message? What are you trying to do?

@BuZz
Ok, so I tried it last night with my existing Pi3 image. It didn't make it past the 1st boot (kernel) screen. I got a number of error messages such as these:

Recovery4.dat not found

Recover.dat not found

startup4.dat not found

Error: 000044

Then there was another message stating that this Pi needs an updated version of the software.

Is there a way to do the update of SD card offline by mounting it?

@Twitch0815 said in Problem with USB hub:

powered USB Hub? The Raspber

Hello, did you solve it? I have the same problem.

@Ninjinka please open a new topic providing details of your setup. See the link in my signature.

Ok apparently there is a compatibility issue with the display driver, because if I uncomment that the display doesn't work. They have drivers that are compatible with Retropie on the Rpi3 but not the Rpi4 yet. I guess I'll reach out to them and see if they have a solution

@Neo-Rio
Thanks, this did the job.
I cleaned the D64 files and put the T64 files onto "new" D64 disks. Now they all run like expected .
I even exported some files from the d64 into PRG files. They also auto run, but they only show RUN. This takes away some of the nostalgia.

@mitu OK sry, my bad

@nes See https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules - no asking for ROMs/games in the forum.

@spanishsnowman 1.5.0 is the retroarch version and was released in 2017. I wouldn't waste my time troubleshooting that.

Also please upload a full build log to a pastebin site. Logs can be found in the logs folder under RetroPie-Setup