@GoldManSex778
I ended up getting a second DS3, I guess there is no need to save for curiosity.

Thanks @mitu, that'll get me started :D

@TabularJoker Please, no links to ROM/copyrighted material (including copyrighted BIOS) and no request for such materials. It's in the forum rules.

Also, add more info about your system, as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

You can easily check the checksum of a file (and compare to the one in the docs) using 7Zip -

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Hi
ok did not know that there was 2 cases
i got this version + (nespi +) so for me all reset + safe on/off work
is it possible just to remove this two buttons and run them on long cables mount them on front ?
They got 6 pins on each buttons so i have to get 6 cables for each button? or some of them are dummy connections ?

SOLVED
got the wifi off (now with lan)
and no lag.

nice you sorted it out :)

@dbrown1986 said in Running Rpi on a Ubuntu terminal...:

As it stands, I've attempted this but the terminal reports ES cannot start without a graphics driver (even when gnome and Nvidia drivers had been installed but disabled in favor of the terminal).

Yes, the drivers you installed work with X.org.

Ideally, what I'd like to do is to install only a terminal, apt-get only what I need and autoboot into ES on boot.

The RetroPie installation script should already do that - auto-login via the current DM and starting Emulationstation into an X.org session.

Is this feasible?

Not without X.org at the moment.

@mitu I purchased a a four player arcade cabinet set to the original Ninja Turtles four player set up. A joystick and two buttons for each player plus a credit button for each. Honestly I'm very new to this and I'm learning little by little

@DorkVonWaterfall
I can't see in the images well enough to know exactly where they are, but those encoders look a lot like the ones I got. My encoders had two sets of plugs for the joystick - one the 5 pin white cable you're using, and the other used 4 of those 2-pin plugs. They should be labelled as such. If you have anything in the 2-pin dedicated joystick plugs, you need to move them to another plug. That will cause interference of the signal.

^Someone posted this for me and it was the solution. I put the led connector in the left joystick input connector. Thanks for the help man

Yes. Some games you can manipulate by changing setting to 2 coins/1 credit if the game in question has that option, some do not. I have tried re-installing mame 2010/ 2003 but same outcome. Will probably do a fresh install now that the pi-4 is out anyway. Thanks for your input.

@BuZz
Haha no worries mate!
Thanks for the help!

@mitu I'm sorry it's a 3 B+

@bkumanchik Got it working, ALT+J to configure joystick!

Per another GM (Muti) on another Topic (which I had to heavily research for some reason)…

They're not enabled for the ODROID, only for the RPI/PC. If you wish to test them, you need to remove the !mali flag from the scriptmodules' rp_flags and re-run the setup script to appear

If you want a pretty funny play through of Bioforge, Giant Bomb have you covered:

Backflips 'n BioForge - Part 01

There’s three parts, and then a great interview with one of the creators:
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I never played this as a kid, but I can respect everyone’s love for it. :)

OK thanks for your answers i will try :)

@Rubencn1234 Can you post the config files on pastebin.com to take a look ? Do you have any other controller connected or configured in your system ?