@Richard1234 https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8878/new-4-1-20-retropie-images-for-testing

I have a similar controller (mine is red and black). I wouldn't say it is automatic compatible. I configured for retropie months (a year?) ago, and as I remember I had to restart the bluetooth registering procedure several times until the controller was recognized by the Pi3.
After that it was OK for me. Well, I had some issues with vice (C64), but when I figured it out and fixed it (my mistake) I could - and I'm still able with the latest Pi - play with my C64 games.
Emulationstation menu is also ok.
And the twist:
a couple of days ago I wanted to try out some other games (PSX, and gamesandwatch) and it seems that there are some mapping issues. I can't find the reason, I guess it is just again some configuration glitch... Still investigating.

@dosch said in Back to ES from CLi:

I launched the RetroPie-Setup script from the CLI. In there I went to script>>Configuration / tools>>autostart and changed it back to Start EmulationStation at Boot.

I just did this again, but then used the option in the same menu to reboot the system, instead of doing a reboot from the CLI. Now it boots back into ES.

Thank you for your help @obsidianspider, but I guess it fixed itself ;-)

thank you very much for help ;) sorry for problem ... my english is not so good, but im trying my best ;) cheers

Another two days, and still no joy on Windows.
I just read HERE, however, that installation of Apple Bonjour is recommended as a way to help the raspberry Pi getting an IP, when connecting it via direct ethernet cable on Windows...I don't really remember if I have already installed Bonjour or not...I will check tonight, anyway, and see if installing/reinstalling it does the trick.
I'm still open to suggestions, eh...don't be a stranger, if you know something I might have missed. ;)

@padremayi Because the RPI hardware is not all emulated.

Cool I will try this out guys would love to build a much better system but need to come up with more money haha. Hopefully someday will let you know how this works. Any other suggestions you have let me know

@meleu Yes your explanation about config save on exit makes sense.

I will not be doing it again.

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If I navigate to this section on the UI it will only change the hotkeys for the system I am in at that moment
eg: Mega Drive?

All the other systems will still be set to the defaults?

Is there a way to change all the systems at once from putty like a master retroarch.cfg file?

Inside: /opt/retropie/configs/SYSTEM_NAME/retroarch.cfg.
If I go into each of the systems I use can I change the hotkeys for each system in this file?

Copy the PSX gamelist.xml file to your PC and create a backup copy in case you get undesired results and you need to start over. Open the file in a text editor and use the Search for and Replace feature. Copy the file back to your pi after you have exited ES.

Maybe the gamelist.xml is being stored in another path? I believe with the internal ES scraper, it defaults to storing the gamelists at... .emulationstation/gamelists ? I can't quite remember, but I'm sure there will be references to it here.

Maybe take a look there.

OK, I see the coolcv_x86_64 and coolcv_i686 binaries in the latest "all" bundle.
Not sure how I missed this earlier.
In any case, coolcv isn't enabled on retropie x86, so I can't install it from the retropie_setup as it doesn't show up in any of the package lists.

Might be worth adding now? Perhaps try to determine which build would be required (i686,x86_64) at module install time?
Or perhaps just go with i686 for compatibility? (I hardly think it's going to stress the computer's memory :) )

@BuZz my edited config file?

@AlexMurphy said in Pocket PiGRRL image won't boot:

@basteluwe You are asking RetroPie why their image works and a third party modified image doesn't? You would really need to address your query to adafruit whose image it is.

No, I'm not asking Retropie! I'm asking experianced guys here at this forum for advice!
But forget it. I used the basic package and did the changes manually myself. So, problem solved (for me at least).

@Zigurana said in "Kiosk mode" very slow to load!:

@dankcushions
This is true, i am in the process of merging in the latest changes.
It will be a while though, as I am going through some medical issues in de family.

Ho! Thanks a lot for your answer!

Take your time with your family, its not an emergency here! :)

@Wurls80 If you try other SNES cores and find any able to play 4 players with a satisfactory performance, please share with us! I have a raspi 1 and have interest in improve its performance.
Cheers!

Thanks, editing the xml file sorted the issue

@lilbud Try going into the Retropie Setup and manually turning on the USB ROM service and reboot. (You may have already, but it doesn't hurt to try it again.)

A bad name in the CUE file has bitten me in the past. I often forget that the name has to match the BIN file, and it's case sensitive on Linux.

How would I change the privileges of the file? Just in case I want to make some changes later on in life.