@AlexMurphy

Sweet! 3.3 was mentioned specifically in the release notes and I figured a couple days was too quick a turnaround. Clearly I underestimated the RetroPie team. Good on 'em!

@djaay you can do it via gdb debugger:

> gdb --args /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-fceumm/fceumm_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/nes/retroarch.cfg "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Adventures of Lolo (USA).zip" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg > tty /dev/tty1 > run

bit of a round about way of doing it, but i do this when i'm debugging.

probably a way to do redirect tty in straight linux also, but yeah.

How would I access the emulator settings over keyboard then ?

I found this:
http://mrboom.mumblecore.org/doc-mrboom.html#5

The old DOS version has a command-line switch to turn off monsters. Does lr-mrboom support the same command line switches? If so, what do I need to modify to include the switch?

Thank you @BuZz. It help installing from source. I does not know why the Libretro i slow, mabye i have change something.
It solved the problem thanks

@wmcclelion it's not actually straight supported. You have to use a program that i can no longer find on the net as the website is gone to create a windows 95 hard drive image. There is a whole tutorial on it.

@mike1234 How?

It might be helpful for other users 😊

@Rascas Excellent. Thank you.

I entered configs. It worked. But now what? It left a blank line? I thought it would bring up a list of owner permission to edit? Im lost? can anyone walk me through this?

@RetroResolution I have the same issue but I'm using the official raspberry pi touchscreen. I already had retropie installed on another SD card but that would not power on the screen. So I started again but choose to boot to pixel. (Jessie) if I choose the boot to emulation station will that power on the screen.

I've found the menu now in Attract Mode!! Cancel this thread

@AlexMurphy The manual measuring with vcgencmd mesure_temp works fine i mean the Auto Measuring at the console window not working i attached a screenshot so you can see what i mean. 0_1490343153435_Retropie Temperature Measuring Failure.png

Ok, solution found. I don't know why the two settings are different... but anyway.

I was able to stop all game sounds for nes by editing the file:
/opt/retropie/configs/nes/retroarch.cfg

audio_enabled = "false"

This works and doesn't stop the roms from working like using the select-X method. Now working on atari (stella)

@lydia021 try redownloading the sd image and using etcher to write it

@rridenour It does indicate a brownout situation, but I've not had any issues with SD card corruption. Your mileage may vary.

@jadugartir Just to wake an old thread (as nothing else comes up in a search), could you ever find a solution for this. I'm in the exact same situation. jstest shows controller working perfectly. Emulationstation shows no controllers... :( Tried the retrobit driver but that didn't make a difference... The OS sees it, just not ES.

@AlexMurphy Oh I totally understand. I am just sorry I can't provide more. I tried that git hub link but no luck. I have found a work around that was so simple I am almost ashamed I didn't think of it before. I have just swapped the start/select buttons over on P1. Feeling quite silly now!

It is a quirk of the system however. Hopefully my button swapping will last and it wont swap back again once I have put the buttons in the unit.

Thank you for all your help!