@acraigl
I don't have a great answer for you. Specifically for GLideN64 there is a source code repository I have been checking since the project lead gonetz said a new version is imminent. It actually was just published as a specific 2.0 release yesterday. Still has some regression issues like Mario64 though.

GLideN64 code repository blog

Not sure how active mupen64plus or glupen is for actual emulators.

@herb_fargus i kinda figured it wasnt going to happen. I was just asking so i could hopefully play pirate doom! But im not a huge fan of bricks...

Hello meleu and thank you for your reply.
I have reinstalled the software, which works, but now have a problem loading the roms via a USB pen drive.

The roms do not show up and no sign of the emulators.

Best wishes,

Listener

@gjtorikian your kernel was old.

On a totally unrelated note: these are nifty little 3D hack games. More impressive than I was expecting. Though the graphics on most of them looked like they were designed for the SNES and just thrown in a color garbage can converter for the Genesis graphics. But I must say, PGA Tour had some jammin' music :D

Also, please note that I am using retropie 4.1 and whatever emulators come with that. They are probably a little outdated... and better? Hehe.

Thanks!

Thank you

@ferdnand Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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Any luck with dualshock 4 controller?

I had no issues setting it up over bluetooth, but the latency is horrible. It's definitely related to the controller not the game, as my ancient logictech wireless (usb dongle) controller has no noticeable lag.

Thanks for all the replies!

I have all the ps1 roms working. Still can't get any T-16 cd roms to load.

I made sure the Bios files is right. The problem must be that instead of the bin file.....there is an ISO image file that does not end in an extension.

@dankcushions

Wow, thank you for all your help! I probably never would've found eboot files if it wasn't for you. Happy New Year friend.

There's no need to expand file system via raspi-config.

@aberusugi said in Booting to command line after installing basic package:

I go into retropie config and install basic package

What "basic package" is it?!

@edmaul69 btw I broke it when I first put it in. should be fixed now where the bios actually goes where it says its supposed to:

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/1803

@markyh444 Unfortunately some are not willing to spend the time, but are happy to waste our time (By expecting us to mind read) :)

Oh, I understand now. I read it again.

Please update retropie setup and do a source based installation again.

@whipinsnapper https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/nintendo-entertainment-system

Need nes roms with headers. Also please provide more information when posting as mentioned in the link at the top of the screen and as agreed when you signed up.

@retrorehab They're basically the same hardware, just a different sized board and smaller USB/HDMI ports and that, so the image works for both. Later Pi's have different hardware so required a different build.

@Pixel0501 when you say "my" password, you aren't talking about your Mac OS password are you? The default password for retropie is ........ raspberry. Another question is have you logged in via ssh before? Because if you have and had to start over by reinstalling retropie, Mac OS has a security feature that keeps logs of MAC addresses and ssh keys, and when you try to log in again it will stop you since the new retropie install will not be using the same key. Mac OS tells you though and tells you what file you have to edit to remove that log.

@NintendoFan64 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first