It worked perfectly, thanks :) I asked that because when my SD data (mostly my gamelists) got corrupted and I erased each single gamelist to regenerate them the results got even worse hiding more games and erasing the default scraped data from the RetroPie collection

@rascas ah yes, I've done all that - access for the app should be enabled.

Here is my log
https://paste.ubuntu.com/25591065/

@buzz said in Retropie 4.3 Retroarch Cheats and Shaders no longer Updatable.:

@phoenixjedi it's disabled from the GUI. Shaders are installed by default. The download menus are trouble as incompatible with our system in general. Easy enough to grab the cheats. Assets are handled via RetroPie-Setup. Check configuration/tools menu

There are missing shaders.. like the single pass HQ shaders, the fxaa shaders, etc. As well, no idea where to grab the cheats. I just copied em from the downloaded ones from 4.2 though.

@lowres no problem. Enjoy zdoom. So many mods out there.

thank you so much... ill try that

@hurricanefan It was only $3.99 lol. Works great!

@bluejonny on your system you can use fsuae. Which is even better.

i think they are too far in to get out of this race

@theepicdarklord Check the link provided in @AndersHP response above. The download page has a button for the zero/1 that is different than the download button for the 2/3. The download you want is slightly different to accommodate the different hardware. So, the answer to your question is that you use the same version, but one setup for the zero.

@tkrypton

OK, I've bought a card with shader support. Grmpf... But now no errors anymore ;-)

@buzz Awesome, thank you Buzz!

@theepicdarklord you wire switches to available GPIO pins and a ground pin. Then, you can run software that watches GPIO and converts the buttons/switches into keyboard commands or game controller input.

Adafruit's Retrogame is a popular choice, but GPIOnext is becoming the better choice, as it will be more user-friendly and has a lot more options for keyboard, gamepad, and can even trigger commands.

@buzz I see, I'm starting to understand it now... I'll try to compile from an old source of residualvm and see if I can get gles working.

@dankcushions O thanks that's very helpful. I really had my eyes set on the ps1 styled 20th anniversary ds4 controller, but that color layout is only available as a V1..so that could still be an option. (I prefer wired.)

I fixed my problem with the Y cable. The savestate are more faster, but it long.... So I have mounted my external hard drive manually by editing the fstab. All works but with Y cable only.

Apologies @caver01 , electronics are a new experience for me :)

@ortsac I'm unsure (bought it as 'for spares or repair' from eBay) but presumably it's possible to change it?

@space-cadet So you soldered the LED directly onto the Mausberry circuit, rather than put it back to its original location? Thanks for letting me know, I wish the Mausberry website made that clear (!). I couldn't see any mention of de-soldering on their website.

Duhhhhhh... Solution is here.

Can't delete this, but sorry for wasting server space...

In case anyone searches this in the future...

Go into ScummVM and navigate to Options >> Paths and change the path location to whatever you'd like. For me it was ./roms/ScummVM/saves/. To recover your previous saves, navigate to /opt/configs/retropie/ScummVM/saves/ with a program like Filezilla and copy them to the desktop then move them to your USB for example. Another option would be to, in the command line, use the mv -i /opt/retropie/configs/ScummVM/saves ./roms/ScummVM/saves/ for example.

@mikemolang your answers are in the documentation. Please read this.