@Pifan I will firstly change the power adaptor, if it still crashes, then I will investigate your solution. Thank you for replying me !

thanks @mediamogul and @dankcushions !
I just did not want to keep multiple gigantic sets in my archives and also on the pi's memory card either

known issue, not possible: https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues/25

ok thanks
i will close this post,
moving to https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/447/retropie-3-7-wifi-network-not-listed/5

it connected and worked once. Upon trying again after reboot, It would say connected and the blue led would be solid, but ES reported no gamepads found.

try to disconnect all your game pads, leave only a keyboard and mouse and then start kodi.

This may help

If you use libretro emulators (the lr-xxxxxx) variant, follow @iconrumble link and watch the video about core input remapping. It is possible to remap the buttons without fiddling with configurations files and without affecting emulationstation's navigation menu buttons. ;)

@thrussmeister any. it depends on what heading you want it to appear under in emulationstation, and all those emulators are capable of running it (romset MIGHT cause problems in none-mame2003 cores but in my experience neogeo roms are more forgiving). the default emulator for the neogeo folder is lr-fba-next I believe. gngeo is only used if you manually configure it.

I thought this is the official Retropie Forum? None of the Devs around here?

Should take them a few minutes to figure out whats wrong....

@cryin-assassin said in Not recognising keyboard or joypads:

Ok finally she recognized the Keyboard :)
The issue was the Micro USB to USB adapter.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys, I can now move on with this project.
Nick

That's great, good luck! :)

Exiting ES takes a while if you have lots of roms and you have used the scraper - see https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FAQ#why-does-shut-down-and-reboot-take-ages

Might be another problem though too - have you tried a fresh image to rule out a hardware issue (power / cabling etc). You could post via pastebin.com or similar the output from dmesg and the contents of /boot/config.txt, /var/log/syslog, /tmp/runcommand.log and ~/.emulationstation/es_log.txt

@mancity try and compress the img file with 7-zip or similar, it will certainly reduce the file size...

Thanks Floob! Believe it or not, I had already come across that smartretro post by you earlier today while googling-about. my neogeo.zip should contain all of the required files. I even downloaded the uni-bios from that site linked on there and threw those in for an unsuccessful try.

As for the romset, I used the dat file provided on the wiki page to create this set actually. I would like to believe it is all correctly named and the checksums all match, according to clrmamepro.

Its not a huge deal, I just really wanted to try out the emulator alongside the three builds of FBA already on here.

can't advise without a log (eg /tmp/runcommand.log) - but you are using the system in a way it was not designed, so you will have to debug it yourself.

No need to downgrade anymore....

You just need to install raspberrypi-sys-mods

sudo apt-get install raspberrypi-sys-mods

I decided to give this one more try - i don't think there would be automatic permission to write into the folder that the mame.ini is configured to save to /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mame2010/sta.

If i change

state_directory sta

to

state_directory /home/pi/RetroPie/SAVES (i know there is permission to write here)

should that attempt to save to <root>/home/pi/RetroPie/SAVES or will it be looking for /home/pi/RetroPie/SAVES inside the folder it is already in?

Can I use <root> as i have above in the .ini file, or don't i need to?

I know. It's great! Not going to need power block after all.