@colty250 Your problem is not a common occurrence, so there's must be some configuration that's not correct. Please provide the information asked in order to be able to diagnose it.

The revised change is in place now. Should work fine for you.
Let me know if you have any problems. Thanks!

@mitu

Thanks for the useful info! That's more than enough to get me on the way!

I've got ample general experience with Linux, I've even used some tools in the past that allowed my windoze to read (don't remember if also write) linux formatted media, but again I'm lazy nowadays so ...

I thought maybe Attract Mode would be fundamentally different from the normal retropie, but if it's fundamentally the same, then I already got my ROMS running from USB, and now that you told me that all artwork for Attract Mode can be scraped and stored on usb stick, I'll google around for the best scraping databases.

Got a Raspberry Pi 3B, but I'll soon buy a second one and that'll be a B+

Again thanks a lot!!!

That did the trick!

Thanks for taking the time to help me out! I'm still trying to learn my way around linux ^^

@player2 Edit the configuration file and set the UIMode to full - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Child-friendly-EmulationStation/#switching-modes.

okay thanks that was new to me. so i guess there is not THE one and only way to get it working
but instead there are many ways and i have to figure out which one fits best ?!

To my experience and help i got here, all is related to symlinks, if they are build wrong some roms will never runs.
Amiberry can run lha files directly without issues.
I've resolved only putting kickstart roms on amiga folder (under BIOS), deleting bad symlinks and then rebuild them pointing Amiberry specify to that folder.

Hi.

Problem solved.
Microsoft USB receiver connected to Nespi Case + through external TP-Link USB 3.0 hub, has no effect on used space of SD card.

Gregory

I also had the same thing happen on my Odroid Xu4 even with the best power supply while using an external hard drive. Turns out the real issue was that the power where I was living at the time just sucked.

@jamrom2 FWIW my vice is set to default 6581 (Fast SID) and BH2 and Dino Eggs both have sound for me. I'm also on 4.4.

Great! Thanks for your help!

Well something happened that might point to the cause of the problem. I have been using it for the past 3 hours no issues. I decided to plug some earphones in so obviously, the board moved a bit. Well as soon as the board moved, it started to disconnect the controllers and a few seconds after, it froze! So now I think it is in fact the power cord from the PSU that's causing all these issues! I'll replace it and see if it goes away...

Sorry meant to say player 2 buttons key 2 and key 6 are NOT working even though updated and saved in the retroarch.cfg file. Maybe that is why, retropie only wants me to use player one side values even though you would think the whole keyboard could be used

I understand. I have not been able to find a solution in the manual, but thank you for the response.

I too am having an issue with the trackball and retropie. Anyone figure this out?

@jbaudrand But are you sure the remastered edition is compatible with ResidualVM ? Some comments on the forum seem to imply there's no support for it

EDIT: Never mind! I got it now, just didn't saw the solution you posted, because I was confused. Thank you! Just use the already existing configs folder through Samba and add the themes folder manually in emulationstation. It works, thousands times thank you.

@dudleydes I just don't know how to do this. How can I create the connection to this folder through Samba? Searching this gets me confusing, I just can't get around it. In Nautilus, I use the smb://retropie/ path to get a selection of 5 folders to access from: bios, configs, print$, roms and splashscreens. I don't know if I added one of them manually and if I did, I don't remember how. I wish there would be a sixth folder to access, the theme folder. Can I add it there?