Solved by upgrading to newer MESA driver. Tested on same environment.

"Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: EmulationStation - v2.11.0rp-dev, built Mar 23 2022 - 21:34:05
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Parsing XML file "/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation-dev/resources/mamenames.xml"...
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Parsing XML file "/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation-dev/resources/mamebioses.xml"...
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Parsing XML file "/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation-dev/resources/mamedevices.xml"...
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Creating window...
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Created window successfully.
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: GL vendor: Panfrost
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: GL renderer: Mali-T760 (Panfrost)
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: GL version: 3.1 Mesa 22.1.0-devel
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: Checking available OpenGL extensions...
Mar 23 21:52:24 lvl2: ARB_texture_non_power_of_two: ok"

Sorry for the trouble.

@CubeBox391 said in SNES config file not found:

@sleve_mcdichael how? i'm a bit new in all of these, Sorry

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#updatinginstalling-individual-packages

Alright, I was able to select the second joystick in the in-game configuration - thanks for everyone who helped, it's working now!

@YFZdude
Thanks for helping
Sim

These Android geared devices are not always working with Linux/RetroPie, we got a few topics in the forum for them with issues during connection or - even after connection - not working properly.
Do you have a vendor support page with a manual/instructions on how to make them work with a PC ? Do they have a 'mode switch' between Android/PC connection mode ?

@bradbradbrad hmmm, I will have to procure that UB400 and experiment! Thanks for the tip!

@mitu
Thanks for figuring out and implementing the solution so quickly!

@jpe230 Can you assist me in this case.. I am really hopeless about the screen issue..

@dpiche Use a vertical theme. I know there is at least one available in the theme list (vertical_arcade, for example). Find one, install it, use it - Theme Documentation

You can transfer BIOS and ROM files - like usual - but the emulator configs usually contain platform specific settings which should not be transferred. It's ok to transfer EmulationStation's setting - gamelists and metadata.

For screen and mouse/analog rotate (book mode), see here for a workaround:

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/29456/solved-nds-lr-desmume2015-rotate-also-mouse-axis-when-video-is-rotated

It relies on lr-desmume2015. It is a workaround as the book mode issue is neither implemented yet in the lr-desmume2015 nor in retroarch.

@Gokilz would you mind adding the rotate/book mode aspect to the subject on your initial post? This would make it easier to find this topic in future when searching for a similar issue as yours.

@loopsheloop said in Cloning SD to SSD in RetroPie?:

...but I'm not sure if these tools are in RetroPie - kind of sounds like a pi OS kind of thing. But maybe I'm wrong! I don't really know anything about Linux but I'm willing to mess around.

RetroPie is built upon RaspiOS Lite, so it should accommodate any program that works on RaspiOS.

You can install the Desktop and then also add the SD Card Copier application to clone your SD card to the M2 disk. There are a few other command line applications like rpi-clone that can be used, you can try one of them as an alternative to installing the desktop and the clone app.

@UberLumby said in NeoGeo games folder nolonger working:

I guess it became out of date

It didn't, that bios with crc 0x91b64be3 has been part of the neogeo romset for 2 decades, it's the default neogeo bios (MVS Asia/Europe ver. 6), its presence has always been mandatory in a normal neogeo romset. My guess is that you deleted that bios and put another one (AES or unibios) in its stead, it's a known trick to force another bios in some arcade emulators (it's the only way for pifba iirc), FBNeo doesn't accept that trick though because it has proper means to change bios through core options, and it requires that bios to be present as a fallback if the alternate bios you select in core options isn't available.

@Daru
You can download straight to the Pi if you are running Raspberry Pi OS, a bit of a guide here:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Manual-Installation/
https://raspberryexpert.com/how-to-install-retropie-raspbian/

@Istinto81
Nothing at all.

Mitu gave you the proper response with links.

@aron i got same on compiling mupen64plus (standalone) on Tinker with missing error from specific build folder
/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-core/projects/unix
I ve added a copy of the libmupen64plus.so.2.0.0 in the folder over winscp just asap scriptmodule created the build subfolder(s) and it compiled fine without an error.
Hope that work around helps

@mitu

I understand I'll just wait until it's released officially. I just got excited because of the version number after updating from source

Thanks
Sim

Ive been using samba on windows 10 for years without issues.

Also, if you have installed a firewall on your pi recently, that could be blocking. i think port 445 is for samba. have a google, u can find it out easily.

I would also double check the service status of smbd on your pi via command line, maybe the service cant start?

Maybe check from another device to see if you can access it. Because at the moment you have no idea if the issue is with windows or with your samba service.

Orrrr.....access your pi via Firezilla on windows using SSH to transfer your files.

@mitu
I found the solution, one button was wired differently compared to player1.
That fixed all the problems... sometimes its very simple!