@paradadf Read your reply too late, haha! I found a cover pack and matched the filenames to the images the scraper downloaded. Didn't take that long. Now the Neo Geo covers look far better than the rest of the game systems... :)

@backstander @OreoLover Or you can use @meleu 's excellent tool that already do this without ever needing to go in to the Retroarch controller configuration.

You can find it here

@retox I wrote something about this a while ago.
New USB Drive boot method in latest FW

It's still in beta and is not developed by the RetroPie team. Raspian that is built on Debian is developed by the Raspberry Pi foundation.

Any bug's are to be reported to the Raspberry pi github

Definitely not over 255 characters - and the folder name is currently "-CLICK-HERE-FOR-EVERY-GENESIS-GAME-" (with dashes in the beginning and the end) and it works fine. I wonder what caused it (and on 3 different folders, on 2 separate Pi setups I wasn't able to play any games inside those folders).

@demost A lot of stuff has changed - you will need to study new configs vs old etc.

@dudleydes

Yeah, you're right. Just simply shut down the Pi once and swap the keyboard with the WiFi dongle and vice versa is the more comfortable way to do it without the need to hurry.

With default = "lr-pcsx-rearmed" I get a weak rumble in Tekken 3 (when enabled in in-game-options) and CTR. But it is way less prevalent than expected.

It seems that rumble was added in a git-commit, but the wiki is not completely up-to date.

I would still like to get rumble like to work with lr-beetle-psx .

@theoneandonly Here is what I did:

Download RetroPie image (from zip)

Extract file

Format SD card

Use Win32IDskImager to write image to SD card

Boot into RetroPie

Configure PS3 controller

Copy roms using WinSCP

Reboot Emulationstation

Play

@BuZz said in Steven Selph's Scraper & Ubuntu 16.04 LTS x86 Flavor issue:

sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh

@BuZz Wow what a quick answer! Thanks man :)

@Rabih My guess is you are running Raspbian Wheezy and not Jessie, the latest version of the OS. Wheezy is no longer supported. Update or preferably reinstall from fresh.

@mediamogul I did this and worked great thanks for the direction to the right place. What I wanted to do for Mario 1,2,3 was set the controls the same as Super Mario World. It's a little difficult playing original NES Mario Bros with a SNES controller, since the buttons aren't horizontal.

@Markos You could install lakka https://www.google.co.uk/amp/lifehacker.com/how-to-turn-your-pc-or-other-device-into-a-retro-arca-1703576831/amp?client=ms-android-samsung or RetroArch http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/1.3.0/

@herb_fargus Its an idea but I do not have any spare usb drives.

Did anyone get to the bottom of this? I have the same issue.

@BuZz

Thank you for your quick reply BuZz!
Man I feel so stupid at the end after the 404 error messages it says run apt-get update or --fix-mis
Duh! I was stupid enough to type apt-get update without the sudo command and that didn't work of course.

Now it is downloading the updates and all seems to go well. Thanks again for the quick help.
I really need to get this whole Linux command stuff into my head asap.

Thanks all, I got it all working on my new 128GB card! Joel