@da_kicks_87 Who knows what could have caused it. If it were me, I would reformat the SD card and then flash the backup image to the card. If you still have issues, you may possibly have a faulty SD card.

@eliteanorak Good luck!

@hurricanefan Here's hoping!

@edmaul69 The only D-Pads i always enjoyed using is the playstation and SNES other one's i have tried feels odd to me and some has it like thin looking which for someone like myself that has large hands have a hard time with fighting games.

@fnkngrv there is no source code available, and the developer only released binaries compiled for the pi, so unless he openources the code or builds binaries for the xu4 then you're out of luck

@julianconde

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@lostless legend! Thanks mate, sorry for being so daft!

@marky489 zdoom will work with controllers. You need to enable controllers in the options, then in that controller you need to turn off axis 4 and higher otherwise you will spin in circles in gameplay. Set what you want axis 0-3 to be. Then there is another option outside of the controller setting where you assign buttons and keys. Configure your controller in there. It sets it up for every doom engine game you use zdoom for. The only issue is you need to use the xboxdrv to set up the esc key and the enter key so you can exit/ use menu without a keyboard. Left and right on your controller is up and down in the menu

@matamualomia also try

"button(6), button(7)“ or
"button(6)/button(7)“

I agree with @vikingrock .

Drastic is an amazing emulator and work 100% for all games I tested.

Only barrier for some games is the actual touch pad but many don't require one.

@adam1290 Have you looked through this?. And this thread could help.

looks like your fuse.sh is corrupted. Have you edited any of the files manually ? You should check the contents of the file referenced - could be sdcard corruption.

I find macs gave issues with Linux symbolic links on smb shares. They show up as blank folders. On the pie the genesis and mega drive folders are the exact same folder. Only a tag in Linux that makes the genesis and mega drive folders one in the same from the os point of view. Like alieses on mac or shortcuts on windows, but deeper rooted. It doesn't just point like the other two.
So do Everything in the mega drive folder.

@chipsnblip said in Savestates save slowly:

avestate_directory = "/home/pi/RetroPie/SaveS

I thought of this solution but I also use the hard drive on PC with Retroarch. It's helpful to have the savestates in the same folder as the rom! ;)

@hansolo77 you're confusing linux drivers with retroarch input drivers.

udev driver in retroarch supports rumble IF

the core does (pcsx does) your controllers linux driver's udev implementation does (?)

I appear to have stumbled into facebook by accident. Excuse me. Carry on lads...

@mena Please don't hijack the original post. But to answer your question, most likely it will also protect the USB devices connected to it from power surges. These USB ports are meant to power or charge devices only and does not have data communication capabilities. USB devices such as USB keyboard/mouse, USB game controllers, etc will require both power and data and therefore have to be connected to the RPI USB ports and draw power from it as well.

@jay81uk simonster is right about the power requirements of various RPi models. So what is yours?
The Kindle Fire power supply normally will provide 1A current which 150ma more than the one from chromecast.