Unless you're running under X/Desktop/Wayland, there's no control over the which display comes 'first' at runtime. You can use config.txt to enable/disable the LCD (is it a DSI display ?) or HDMI, but that requires a reboot.

@mitu and @Thorr69

I found the TV setting. Thank you very much its perfect. Will also test out the cmdline.txt method since that setting was not easy to find on the TV!!

@dcaputi i don't know the joystick but having a quick Google it sounds like there might be a driver needed

https://github.com/katie-snow/Ultimarc-linux

Does currently work on Ubuntu or other Linux based desktop environments?

You could probably use jstest or evdev to check how it's recognised as well

@mitu Thank you, that helped.

@Arrafart
Oh I found them, just annoyed someone slightly renamed them.

Same file, same check sum but say one's name was "R 243.BIN" and the official name is "REV 243.BIN"
So I renamed them to the proper name, working perfectly!

Would it have worked if I didn't?
Like someone put a ! on one to say it's the genuine thing, but the official name didn't have the !

@mitu ok thanks

@dcaputi From the distance I assume it is a known issue with the firmware of the Xin-Mo. See here for a workaround: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Xin-Mo-Controller/

@hisoka said in Put all downloaded media info in gamelist.xml To show them correctly:

Sorry I missed that. Anyway, here's my old Setup.

Please add the info for the current setup.

EDIT: and add the installation info - how did you install and what image did you use to install RetroPie.

This forum is dedicated to RetroPie - are you using RetroPie or you just modded your SNES classic to install RetroArch ?

@mitu

You said it was dark grey, not colored.

No, I ment it has the same color as the background, it is dark grey.

Either way, if you have the RetroPie info shown when you exit EmulationStation, then it means the normal prompt should also be present and available.

If I exit EmulationStation it's just this screen, no cursor, it seems to me that it is loading, but just nothing happens then, even after 5 minutes.

@Lolonois thanks, not sure how to ensure it delivers a constant voltage while writing... however I'm not planning to waste any more time on this matter.
The cards in question is a sandisk 512gb ordered from amazon that i had for years and worked fine in my switch. I got the write error in my arcade and i thought the card was done, so i ordered a new one form Amazon. That card didn't work either... Amazon was good enough to send a second card for free and that one also failed.
Who knows, maybe a voltage issue makes sense, but there's no indication of undervoltage on the machine itself.

@rasp_renegade said in Stuck on Spalshscreen after updating pi v4:

It was just the splashscreen thank goodness

Not really sure what it means - does it work if you disable the splashscreen ? What's the output from the command I posted - that may help understand why the splashscreen is stuck.

@gmarler said in Black Screen When Starting ColecoVision Game Under lr-bluesmx:

Not sure how things got into this state, as the core_options_path simply disappeared from the /opt/retropie/configs/coleco/retroarch.cfg file when I updated to the latest RetroPie through retropie-setup as of 2025-04-07.

In a default RetroPie installation, that config file shouldn't contain much and core_options_path is only set by RetroPie in the global /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg. Any core option overrides (per-folder/game) will be saved elsewhere.

@mitu Thanks for confirming that.

In the meantime, I was able to determine that my HDMI monitor also has a 3.5 mm jack that I never noticed before, so I can plug my headphones into that instead.