@dankcushions Yep. I disabled the dynarec and games run fine. Here's a verbose log when the dynarec is on: https://pastebin.com/SxzD5GzU

Thanks for the fix!

@quicksilver Thank you so much!! I'm gonna give this a try now. Looks like alot but I'll try my best and let you know if I got it working

Spoken for AdvanceMame: the parent-rom of the MAME0.106-Set is not working, but one of the clones does.

@saccublenda

After I wrote this article I found that option in the Boot Options menu, I set it to wait for network connectivity however for some reason that did not work. however setting a sleep command to the autostart.sh worked well. Using the autostart.sh sleep and mount command worked properly.

Thank you for your valued input:)

@mitu Oh, yes that file. I tried that but no luck. I remapped and got the same result. Although up and down are reversed, they work just fine but it won't read left and right. Daphne is such a pain to get going. I've done the jstest and see the stick is axis 0 and axis 1 and return a pos/neg 32767 on each axis.
I don't have any issues with any other emulator I have games for (Fba, Mame, PS1, Sega Genesis, Nes, SNES ,PC Engine). I can't understand what the issue is with Daphne and the axis mapping.

@mitu IT WORKS! Thanks for your help it works very well!

@rejesterd

The “playable” state I now have it in is being produced through reicast not flycast. Sorry if I did not make that clear.

I will try your control mapping suggestions. And yes I think I’ve got the pi3 about maxed out.

@saccublenda said in Mario 64 Hacks:

It works ok on lr-parallel-n64.

Ok, I take this back. :D
After updating lr-parallel-n64 from source (to fix the not saving core options bug) Last Impact crashes as soon as Mario gets near to the file save doors.

https://pastebin.com/Sybvxe7a

You'll need to provide more details about the screen you're trying to use - does it connect via HDMI or GPIO ? What make/model is it ?

@VictimRLSH That's interesting, but a totally different category of thing.

@WeirdH said in FBNeo glitching roms after update:

This did the trick, awesome! A thousand thanks to you for helping me.

Your very welcome my good man glad it s working for you :)

@ULTRA-MAGNUSS I found a solution to Cobra Command on my own. Use cobram3.zip as your rom. cobra.zip and cobraab doesn't seem to work. Create a cobram3.daphne folder with the frame file, video files, and sound file in the daphe folder. If you already have .dat files in your cobram3.daphne folder, delete just the .dat files. Once you try to run the game it should parse your video and then should be ready to play. I'm so happy I got it working. Now I gotta figure out how to remap the controls.

@ULTRA-MAGNUSS Thanks for the thorough description. 👍

@brnsct24 Why don't you do it the other way around - you can install the desktop from RetroPIe and start it from EmulationStation - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/FAQ/#where-did-the-desktop-go.

I'm resurrecting this post to let everyone here, interested on getting the Holder LEDs working on a Linux based system like rpi or PC, know that I finished a driver, for more information go here

@paulmorabi That's it.

Thanks for your help, that worked👍 I’m still getting a boot text tho (which I want to hide) I recently installed a music player to play while in the emulation station. In the autostart.sh file, it reads..
while pgrep omxplayer >/dev/null; do sleep 0; done
(sleep 5; mpg123 -Z /home/pi/bgm/*.mp3 >/dev/null 2>&1) &
emulationstation —no-splash