@BuZz thank you for the extra pair of eyes. I'm on a version from a week ago, but indeed going over github commits the version changed recently from 3.3 to 5.1 in the meantime.
And indeed that commit includes the change:
"Move rom location for amiberry/uae4arm/uae4all to $biosdir/amiga".

@windg said in Duckstation - How Do You Load Saved Game Data from Another Game?:

Maybe the issue here is that every save file is a different memory card. Try to use a shared memory card so the system can read the save from the first game.

You can change this setting from RetroArch .

Quick menu > options >Port Settings > change to Share between all games.

I was able to do it.

On Duckstation I went to Settings>Memory Card Settings then for Memory Card Type selected Shared Between All Games. Then I went to Tools>Memory Card Editor and for Memory Card on the left side selected the first Tomba game and on the right side selected Tomba 2. Then I moved the first Tomba saved game file over to the right by pressing >> and clicked Save.

@mitu

Hmm, unfortunately that didn't fix anything.

Reflashing a fresh image of the latest version of RetroPie also caused the same problems. Very strange as this has never happened before... could it be an issue with the CM4 bootloader...

I've never had this issue before. I'm using a relatively old bootloader for the CM4 back from February 21st... is there a way to manually override the framebuffer resolution or change it?

I only could fix it by adding fbset -fb /dev/fb0 -g 800 480 800 480 16 to rc.local, but this is less than ideal…

fbset -s output shows:

mode "640x480"
geometry 640 480 800 480 16
timings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
accel true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode

When it should technically be geometry 800 480 800 480 16... I did try adding the below to /etc/fb.modes and rebooting, however this didn't seem to fix it

mode "800x480"
geometry 800 480 800 480 16
timings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
accel true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode

tvservice also shows the following output:
pi@retropie:~ $ tvservice -s
state 0x6 [DVI DMT (87) RGB full 15:9], 800x480 @ 59.00Hz, progressive

However within /sys/class/graphics/fb0/modes, it shows:

U: 640x480p-0
U:800x480p-0

Is there a way to remove this second value in this file/will it provide any fix? I am having issues sudo nano editing it at the moment due to permission problems, however I have figured out a crap workaround which just writes the following command to rc.local (would prefer to avoid this): fbset -fb /dev/fb0 -g 800 480 800 480 1

@sleve_mcdichael said in (PSP) CISO or another iso>cso converter?:

Is this safe?

Looks like probably yes. I also found the file listed on https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/armhf/ciso/download. I don't see where to actually download it from this page, but the md5sum given there does match the file downloaded from the other source. This looks like a rather official source, even if I don't know what Launchpad Librarian (the other one) is.

Will it work?

Also, probably yes. It does run. I compressed two ISOs with ciso on my RPi, and also with umdgen on my PC, and compared them.

For one game, the CSO made by ciso and the one made by umdgen, were identical (yay!), and on decompressing, the output ISO was also identical to the original.

For the other game, the CSOs were different, but they both worked.

On decompressing, they came out still different, but they also both still worked. The one that was made by ciso, when decompressed by ciso, was identical to the original source ISO (yay!). But the one that was initially made by umdgen, when decompressed by ciso was different than the original, but it did still work.

I got about 20% savings overall (10% on the big one and 45% on the smaller one.)

Thanks for your very detailed steps. Although very old; for future googlers with an headless server this might be important:

I spent hours troubleshooting emulation which hangs at "1 gamepad detected", and couldnt get any further even when pressing buttons. Apparantly there is an bug where emulationstation will start properly, but hangs if there arent any window managers installed... Installing xfwm4 (on the host) fixed this problem

https://github.com/Aloshi/EmulationStation/issues/291

@mitu sorry I’m not sure, I switched to bsnes core for K Griffey in the launch menu and that’s when the issue started. I assumed that if KGJr didn’t launch, it wasn’t compatible with the core so I switched back to SNES9X. However I decided to re-image retropie, everything is working now, including KGJr in bsnes (MLB season now works). This was after I removed and reinstalled the core packages to no avail.

Yes

@TimD123 When you write an image it will delete the previous image every time. This temporary fix is outdated. You can now use the retropie 4.8 image.

You can make an older buster image work if you replace some boot files (I don't know what they are) or put it in an older pi4 and update it that way.

hey @icebear81!

I'm facing a similar problem. As RetroPie/Emulationstation do not rely on X11, most libraries to emulate a virtual keyboard input don't work.

I'm trying to send key presses to a running game. The following python3 script works in the emulationstation menu, but doesn't in game (lr-gambatte).

Do you have any idea how I can send virtual keystrokes (via a python script, started on an SSH session) to a running game?

import time import uinput def main(): events = (uinput.KEY_LEFT, uinput.KEY_DOWN, uinput.KEY_D) with uinput.Device(events) as device: time.sleep(1) device.emit_click(uinput.KEY_LEFT) time.sleep(0.2) device.emit_click(uinput.KEY_D) time.sleep(0.2) device.emit_click(uinput.KEY_D) time.sleep(0.2) device.emit_click(uinput.KEY_DOWN) time.sleep(0.2) if __name__ == "__main__": main()

@mitu said in lr-ppsspp crashes on hotkey reset:

Is there a similar issue reported for PPSSPP ?

I didn't see one, but the repo is pretty active and there's a lot to sift through so it's possible I may have missed something.

The closest one I found was this one, also for the libretro core; I'm not sure if it's the same issue since I didn't test any of those other actions and I'm not sure if Sync Audio is enabled or not -- I can test some more next week.

@ringus Maybe it would be a good idea to update your question with the neccessary information needed for us (the community) to help you (according to: !! READ THIS FIRST !!), especially hardware, retropie version (and source for that|[edit:]method of installation) and in this case emulator(s) used came to mind to set a usable context)

@mitu I ended up loading version 4.8 on an sd card and switching my pi’s boot selector to usb default. When PINN adds 4.8 to their lineup I can add it to a project space. Thank you for the help.

@RetrOkada said in Unable to get the Bezel Project to appear in the RetroPie Menu:

Just one more question — what is the difference between "Theme Style Packs" and "System Style Packs"?

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@RobbyThomas2525 Ok then, with a stock 4.8 image from retropie.org.uk/download EmulationStation works - did you do any additional configuration on your system, like installing an additional display driver or modifying the config.txt boot configuration file ?

@mitu Ah thanks for the advice. Turns out I only have the Pi3 so even if I could somehow set up the thing to recognise I had a Saturn emulator on it, it's like you said it more than likely wouldn't run very well or even at all. And to think I spent all afternoon browsing the thing's files to try and find a backdoor. Oh well. Sticking to pre 1995 consoles for now it seems.

@sleve_mcdichael Sorted - upgraded Rasbian from stretch to Buster.

Bump? Did I post this in the wrong place?

@MarsBar said in Amiga Emulation Problem:

I just have a card that has an 'overlays' folder, and a lot of files.

Sounds like the card is still in your PC, and so you're only able to view the small FAT32-formatted /boot partition. The bulk of the image is on another partition in EXT4 format, which cannot be read by Windows. You'll need to put the card in a Linux system, or put it in your Pi and remote in with SSH/SFTP to view the full filesystem. (There's still no amiga folder, until you install one of the optional Amiga emulators through RetroPie-Setup: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#updatinginstalling-individual-packages .)

@rasp_renegade said in Scraper crashes ES:

. I had swapped gamelists and forgot, so disregard the part about old files. Anything else useful in that log?

I don't see any issues in the log.