@jtu128 if dual booting is too confusing just use the RetroPie sd image we provide and install lxde after the fact: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FAQ#where-did-the-desktop-go then you can choose which one loads on boot with the autostart options

That board doesn't appear to have any sort of video out, so I doubt it's much use for running games.

uae4all doesn't use f12 - it uses ctrl+escape to go back to the menu

both mine with latest firmware autoconnect - however older firmware requires a script to connect in the background which is included in latest retropie-setup bluetooth configuration

@vilchego DO NOT post links to romsites! Read the forum rules!

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules

@scrappbrapp The Force is strong with him. If he could be turned, he will become a powerful ally.

Joking aside, it isn't too bad. The terminal fun.

@mediamogul i have the srs tru surround hd turned of on my insignia (samsung) tv. Frankly, hearing voices behing me kind creeps me out. :)

oops I had -width instead of max_width in my original post. I updated it.

@Spyderturbo007 The Steam link and subsequent downloads will not let you play Dragon's Lair via Daphne on a Raspberry Pi.

You need a DVD-Video disc, (note, this is NOT DVD-ROM). You can read this Daphne Emulator wiki page, and read it carefully, as it explains exactly what DVD you should buy.

The important thing to remember is that the Daphne Loader which runs on PC and Mac is really what you need to get running first, then, and only then, can you transfer the working media files over to the Raspberry Pi. It's just not an easy emulator to get working because it requires these steps via PC/Mac.

@meleu Thanks!

Might want to try reading the repo instructions.

@Andrewpk200 I have per rom .cfg files for most games too, but I find it's easier for many of them to remap using the name GUI. Since I use the arcade folder, I also have FBA games mixed in, so for those in particular I have to use .cfg files. They are a mix of neogeo and fighter games, so, like your setup, the keys are incompatible.

Are you going into wifi setup in the retropie settings tab or what way are you trying to connect?

@JeanDeff
Hi

As Buzz mentioned above its not a good idea as it can corrupt your SD card. I have a weather station that runs continuously that has suffered several power cuts and hasn't corrupted but a colleague at work who has the same setup gets a corrupted card every time.

It would appear some SD cards are better than others and if it helps the one in my weather station is a transcend one and has been in use for four years.

Cheers

Paul