Oh I've had this problem and use a ps3 controller thanks for the advice

@mdg33

That's great to hear! Please keep us updated.

If you have es loading on exit, could make a button to exit kodi like that. I can't tell you how to do it though.

@cowanh00
My bad I forgot to update my post. I solved my problem myself. Turns out my games were missing chunks of data but my backup ones were fine so I just loaded them and all my PSX problems were solved.

Thanks a lot! You are right, this is indeed a workaround and not a solution. But I am glad that I am able to play it again (hoping there's no more hidden crashes later in the game!)

@jamesP 2A should be ok for a Pi2, especially if it came with it! But if you have 2.5A supply to try then the more spare capacity the better.

@pc4life0427 said in Roms are all gone?:

Tried a few different sites for roms to make sure it was not the roms..
I will try a few more.. unless you recommend one?

When you say to "to make sure it's not the roms". It is the roms. There is not one set of roms. Also, by asking for links, you are in violation of the rules you agreed to when you signed up..
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules

Please read all the links provided.

Ok i delete the game boy images and gamelist via pixel desktop with file browser. It wrote that it moved them to wastebasket. Where is the wastebasket? I want to undo the delete.

@edmaul69 It is the default retroarch.cfg

Oh - Also in the other thread it was mentioned that your command line is wrong. Retropie should be RetroPie. Case sensitive.

See https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5307/command-line-command-works-but-doesn-t-work-if-i-put-it-into-a-script

@graf look at the info below. If you print 3 backticks on the line above and below your code it will come up correct. Or if you leave a blank line above and below your code and press the spacebar 4 times in front of each line it will do it to. Dont put four spaces in front of lines that are runoffs from the line above it. Notice there is only two backticks. I left the third out so it doesnt do it. The one after it is with 3 backticks. I dont know how to do backticks so i use spaces. I cant find them on my keyboard.

``

code block

print '3 backticks or'
print 'indent 4 spaces'
``

code block print '3 backticks or' print 'indent 4 spaces'

I think I found the issue. The saves were previously stored in "/home/pi/.local/share/mupen64plus/save/", and now they are stored directly in the roms directory alongside the rom itself. Copying the .eep and .st0 file from the first directory to the 2nd recovered my lost save. No other emulators are found in the ""/home/pi/.local/share", so this may be something specific to mupen.

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Alright i got it working. So it was the image file that was corrupt. I tried 2 more sd cards and it wudnt work so i redownloaded the inage file on my phone. Then transferred it to my computer and extracted it and tried again. Its now working. Thanks a bunch man

@the19thbear thanks! I'll give this a spin when I get a minute.

Sorry. My mistake. This is why it's confusing when people add to other posts. I believe it's the case issue as @meleu has said.

The reigning theory is that the issue comes from missing HEADERS. The NES requires Headers in the ROM or it won't boot. However, just recently posted information suggests that unzipping the ROM may solve the problem. I've not been able to test this myself since I'm troubleshooting controller issues right now. Please let everybody here know if unzipping works for you!

@nbk Great find!