Thanks for the reply..

Since posting have solved my own problem and have the game working.

I was using a USB stick for my roms,

When I first started my retropie I was using incompatible rom sets, as I deleted them and replaced them with newer rom sets I feel maybe the SD card was re-copying the old wjammers rom file rather than replacing it with the newer and correct file

Frustrating...! But I hope this helps someone,

if anyone could shed some light on how to stop SD card re-copying unwanted files onto USB Would be much appreciated

Joe

@magiclamp

The menu will populate with systems/ports when you add roms/game data.
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/First-Installation#transferring-roms

@CaelThunderwing

I really couldn't advise anything on that other than another search through vogons.org. I play a lot of DOS games, but installing Windows 3.1 has never been anything I wanted to put myself through. Maybe I'm being unfair, but I remember it as being an unintuitive and unforgiving environment when it came to hardware integration. The Keymapper is of course an option, so at least you have a contingency plan if all else fails.

Thanks. I had to install as optional package. I followed the rest of video. Feels like getting a old hardware to work give the amount of time you need to setting Atari 5200 :)

Is a system to play more out of curiosity. And i love the AVGN Atari 5200 video.

@EricSawbo: I had this thought myself. Construct 2 can export to Linux, so maybe you can run it that way. I haven't tried it though, so I can't give any guarantees.

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. I was transferring over the network and it would crash when I was transferring the larger PSX bins. But I'm looking forward to learning more about Linux and networking so its all good. But that was using windows explorer. I haven't tried SFTP yet so I'm looking forward to learning that too.

@njt1982 Look here and also some of my post.

guide-advanced-controller-mappings

This is what you probably are looking for.
Sadly i have not been able to get a system wide configuration working but im now at emulator specific configuration.

@tebra said in Has anyone Gotten the Mayflash Gamecube Adapter to work with Retropie?:

Is it possible by N: Name="Wii U GameCube Adapter Port 1" and N: Name="Wii U GameCube Adapter Port 2".

Sadly no. Those do not actually point to the events.

if I reboot the rpi3 without my keyboard the event number will change. I'm right?

I believe you're right. However, it might help to rearrange the order of your devices in relation to the USB slots to where the keyboard is always seen last.

Hi,
I know this is an old topic and Solved too. But it fixed my problem and it took me a few days of looking though boards to find it.
My Problem was that videos (mp4 or streams: flash and html5) would run too fast, about 120% or so.
I have a Gert 666 VGA adapter and was running the sound out of the audio Jack.
I tested the setup on a HDMI TV and when I switched between "sound through HDMI" and "sound through Audio Jack" the video would go from playing correct speed to playing too fast.
After reading this post I removed the dt-blob.bin out of the Boot directory and restarted.
Videos now play correctly. It seems a better driver is available in the default packages than is provided in the Github suppository for the vga666.
I hope this makes it easier for someone else to find this post.

@backstander

I have a raspberry pi 3, and it turns out that same problem;

I can't install ppsspp from binary, just from source;

binary is locked on Setup screen and nothing happens;

source displays the error mentioned above;

This also happens when I try to install the emulated on the Dreamcast;

but Dreamcast worked installing via source;

Sorry i don't speak English!!

@herb_fargus What do you mean with build log?

@BuZz

That's good to know. I was building another system for my garage and decided to use the B+ since I'd had good luck with them in the past. I have the Rpi3 though and will put it to other uses.

@Obmug If using a rpi3, you will do better to use lr-mame2003 as it's the most developed and supports more games.

Those fields are not shown on current carbon (can't remember if they were on an earlier version).

i figured it out- By default the default localization options were set for England. I changed it for UTF 8 and all is well now. I checked my wpa-supplicant.conf and saw a foreign symbol in place of my #. problem solved.

standalone mame4all ? I believe that will save scores for some games by default. the libretro core may not though. if you have a rpi2 or rpi3 I would recommend lr-mame2003

advmame may work out of the box also - or you might need to feed it a hiscore dat.

Consoles that had games which allowed saving will save - eg when you can save your progress. Ones which don't wont.

@najkks there are tons of resources on the web for how to use gparted. not very difficult. you cannot expect to have someone travel to your house and do it for you. your options were laid out, but you didnt like any of them.

The best bet is to create your image on a small SD card (maybe 8GB, or even reduce the main partition size by .5GB just to ensure that the image will fit on any 8GB SD Card you throw at it), then you will be able to put it on any card you want; 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, etc. Then you can expand it once the image is written to the card.