@cif140
I've set this up using the buttons on a logitec s-150 usb sound card+amp+speakers. To the pi, it registers as two devices a sound card, and a HID keyboard.
Anyways, I used triggerhappy (or its deamon: thd) to listen to specific keypresses (it has a mode to just show the presses it detects, so you can find out easily depending on your HW).
This then triggers one of three scripts for volume up, down or mute toggle.
These scripts first perform the alsa command, then play a sound to reflect the current sound volume.

This all starts at system startup, and is completely independent from RetroArch.

I can post the scripts if you're interested, and when I'm back at a proper computer.

Yea I was wracking my brain on it. I didn't DO anything to make it stop working. The only thing I can think of is maybe I somehow corrupted the settings when I was trying to get the Atari800 emulator working. Either that, or the Duke Nukem 3D port (which is awesome that it runs, but I can't get the mouse/keyboard combo to work right with it. It's either too sensitive or not enough). By replacing the new configs with working old ones, I think it just fixed itself, although erasing and recreate the various config files might have had something to do with it to.

Heh that's great news! Will it work with the runcommand menus as well, or just the retropie-setup menus? In either case, that's a superb improvement! :)

It'll work just fine as a keyboard is a keyboard.

@fefemae you can use any usb keyboard.

From the RetroPie-Setup I uninstalled unnecessary components -- remove WolfRam, SonicPi, etc. Nothing more than a boot to emulator, so I figured I would get some clutter out of the way.

I then went back to trying to different gamepad configurations through the driver config file. I enabled all four ports and through sheer dumb luck GPIO7 (gamepad4) started reading. I still cannot get GPIO2 / GPIO3 to read the data from the controller, but I have two working NES controllers right now!

I also tweaked the /opt/retroarch/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

There is a setting for joypad input scan cycle -- something along those lines -- that I opted to put at a value of 0 (I am trying to recall this from memory as the NES is now wrapped under the tree for dad) so that it would update controller state on demand. It was defaulted to 2 and the notes in the file were about adjustments for latency issues.

I also had to copy the configuration for player1_input* and update it for player2 within /opt/retroarch/configs/all/retroarch.cfg.

Also removed the override line from /opt/retroarch/configs/nes/retroarch.cfg

Still no idea why I cannot access GPIO3 / GPIO2 -- if anyone has any troubleshooting ideas I would be happy to jump through the hoops. I have the other SD card and another Pi3 at home I can run through.

@dankcushions

That was it.....the scale reset everything. Thx!!!

Mind you im a total noob at this. I wouldnt know how to edit any config files too . Sorry. Im relying on menus of the user interface :)

Sorry :)

I was a little inaccurate formulating the question!
In fact I think that any that has wanted in the past to configure a gamepad on uae4arm has encountered a similar problem...

Pi Model: 2+
RetroPie Version Used: 4.1 downloaded from the website
USB Devices connected: Generic usb keyboard
Controller used: FC30 8bitdo

I saw another thread with a similar problem.

Unfortunatelly, after a lot of trying to replace uae4arm binary, it crashed whatever I pass the curson on input configuration tab, inside uae4arm.

Someone has some advice to configure a gamepad/keyboard on this emulator?

I know this is an old thread but I lose my snes scraped data every time i restart. I have tried to shut down multiple ways. Any Ideas?

Thanks

@PeterNL070

Also, you may have some luck using the DSK2ROM utility for conversion.

@Therion87 nope

Hello,

Pi Model: Raspberry Pi 3
RetroPie Version Used: 4.1
Built From: Pre made SD Image on RetroPie website
USB Devices connected: PS3 controller + DataTraveler G4 64GB

As I said, right now everything works fine. My roms are on my SD Card.

When I insert my USB with roms in it. It seems to corrupt my retropie... I'm stuck at a terminal command and it shows kernel version, cpu temperature, but no way to get back to usual retropie interface..

Thanks,
JP

Awesome! If I have this issue again, I will check the exit mapping in those files. Thanks guys. Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays!

I think the PowerBoost1000 is 1000mAh charge rate only. The current draw while is use from the battery can be 2A+ (assuming your battery can handle it) with a 2.5A peak draw limit.

One thing about the powerBoost is that it talks about 1000C, the C rating of a battery or charger is normally a multiplier of the battery capacity in amps i.e. for a 1000mAh battery (1Ah) a 1C rating would be 1amp. Talking about 1000C implies you can somehow get 1000 times the batter capacity in amps, which you can't. To avoid confusion I think this should be removed from the description and just say 1A charge, 2A cont discharge.

@RetroPieNerd :_(

@synack thanks !! Will try asap.

@Kristopherson05 You have duplicated your question. You have asked this in this thread:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5145/escape and you still don't provide ALL the information as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

misc_safequit = no

Where have you added this? What guide did you follow (if any) and have you posted the config to pastebin so that it can be inspected?

P.S. I have just read through some of your previous posts since July and numerous people have continually pointed you to read the https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first yet it looks like you still haven't done so. Don't be surprised if your posts go ignored if you continue to ask random questions without providing the required information or taking the time to search this forum first.