In the terminal type
"cd /boot"
that will put in the boot directory, inside that directory is config.txt.
to open and edit it type
"sudo nano config.txt"

or you could open it from anywhere by typing "sudo nano /boot/config.txt"

What i would like to know is how could you turn this into a shell script?

Thanks.

@shedph said in xbox controller not workin:

but indtalled the new 32 gb motion blue arade and console attract,

we only support the official retropie image.

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@MisryLovesCo try using etcher without extracting , if that doesn't work then something is going wrong with the Download

@edmaul69 I'm wondering if I should note, that I disconnected the ipac and used ONLY my keyboard for the inputs and had the same result. Alt on the keyboard worked to navigate back to previous screens in Retropie menus, but did not work in game roms.

@edmaul69 Yes, Thanks, I disabled it.
But I also have sound problem with fceumm, and quicknes is recommended for achievements, so I'll continue to search why my PAL ROMs play awful :)

@Freakadude said in Strange cloned RetroPie Image issue!:

This is a self backup and restore issue/question.

Sorry for assuming you were using a 3rd party image. I hope our fellows posts above helped you.

Cheers!

@justkiller91 This behavior isn't normal.
I never saw something interfering a bluetooth signal like that so I guess your pi is broken at some point.

A bluetooth dongle should fix that, but I would send my raspberry back to whereever you bought it and get a new one

This is my opinion/way to solve it, it could be "correct" but it hasn't to.

@pjft I ended up doing a complete reinstall of everything. It never did happen after that. I originally cut down on the number of systems I used so that might have helped, but once I scraped everything I tried to not go into that menu anymore lol. But with all the new improvements and no more white screen of death I assume it shouldn't be a problem anymore.

@EctoOne

These scripts can be considered experimental at best.

Wouldn't recommend installing them

This is probably due to the .gdi being modified. If modified it creates a different md5 the what the scrapper is looking for. You could just use the ES scrapper and manually enter the name to bring it up but SS will always use and look for the TRUE md5 hash.

@caver01 Totally agree. I was only joking about you "banging" on about it! It is a solid MAME for those "difficult to configure" games. I really appreciate the direction.

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@simonster said in where to put hi-res 64 packets:

I also added the following section to the mupen64plus.cfg file so I could use them with the Rice decoder (as for some reason mine keeps setting the Glide option back to False on every startup).

I've been having this same problem since about January. @administrators is this a problem we need to open with mupen or is this the retropie side?

ElwoodJD, I had the exact same problem and I also have an old Westinghouse TV. I just wanted to add more details to the fix for whoever has this same problem. I am using RetroPie 4.1, I had to go into the RetroPie menu, select File Manager, select /.. twice to get to the root, the select /boot. Select the *config.txt file and press F4 on the keyboard to edit it. Add the following 2 lines to the file hdmi_group=1 and hdmi_mode=4. Press crtl-O to write the file and crtl-X to exit the editor. Hopefully this will help anyone else who experiences the same or similar problem.

Thanks all much appreciated