Copy wrong forum.

The rest of my graphics are great to my eyes that's why I searched for gba graphics prior to posting this thread. Just my gba graphics are ugly so was hoping for some suggestions ie run command options or whatever else.

@kris33 Did you follow this guide?
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/First-Installation

@Abs Thanks for your answer! I wasn't even aware of the fact that EmulationStation also came for PC itself. Pretty silly that I didn't look into this. Cheers!

@TheStrayMongrel
You only have to worry about breaking links between clone and the parents with arcade games, as opposed to console games.
If you wanted you could filter out all clones using a tool like romlister
https://www.waste.org/~winkles/ROMLister/

This also helps explain it a little
http://mamedev.emulab.it/clrmamepro/docs/htm/merger.htm

@Meneer-Jansen said in Performance Problems - Raspberry PI 1 Model B+:

Oops. I meant disconnect the Wifi dongle in my post above.

OK. It makes sense now. :)
You can edit it to avoid misunderstading for future readers.
Thanks for your replies. My rasp1 is running very well.

yea that works thanks..

@opensourcefan

Nice one. That worked. Nice easy fix.

Same setup here.

It freezes when using PS3 controllers via bluetooth. no issue when using them over USB cable.

@Rascas

Just to provide an update to the original post. After I started using 3.7 from a fresh install, GBA stopped freezing.

With regards to the CEC, I think something has gone wrong with my TV. So its not related to the Raspberry Pi 3.

@herb_fargus You're my guru!

thanks, worked perfectly.

@ThatClassyGaz said in 8bitdo not found on Rpi3:

It does work. Keep trying! I had the same issue with my FC30 Pro. As annoying as it sounds, just keep going through the 'back' and 'search' loop. Eventually it WILL find it. I had to try maybe 10 to 15 times before mine would pop up. :)

A more easy route to take is to first start bluetoothctl.

sudo bluetoothctl power on agent on scan on devices

Start the controllers with start+r.
Keep pressing the different buttons until it shows up and don't shut down.

Takes a minute or less.

You can also type devices a couple of times if you don't want to wait for bluetoothctl scanning to update.

After the controllers are recognized quit bluetoothctl and start Retropie-Setup now they will show from the start and you don't have to try 10-15 times.

Have you updated RetroPie-Setup-Script?
Changed CPU Governor to Performance in Retropie Setup?

And finally if that don't work have a look here