@hepc as far as I know, you need to use ESC from a keyboard. Get a RPI 3 ;-)

@FAB2TB
Please, create another thread with your specific issue.
I suggest you this title: "RetroArch configs using RetroPie-Setup configeditor don't persist after reboot".

Don't forget to describe your environment (read-this-first form) and detail the steps to reproduce your problem.

It looks like you are referring to retroarch.cfg based controller configs (to generate those I'd let ES do it, not the manual way it looks like you have.)

Also, you can see here that the emulator you are using wont use those config files:
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Nintendo-64

You're welcome, I probably spent about 2 hours on it before I realised that my cable was the "wrong" type. :-D

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Hi, thank you! It's like a dream to play some old graphic adventure on the tv :)

I backed up what I needed and started over fresh. Everything is working fine now. Thank you though.

That seems to have done it!

Apparently, the .38 ROMs wouldn't work because of the Non-Merged bug, but when I updated it to fix that it updated to a version that needed .39 ROMs.

Thanks for all you guys' help!

Thanks everyone. These are some very good choices.

Thank you for your reply. I'll see what I can do tonight.

@Rascas
Thanks
Now after a quick format my USB works
Cannot understand the reason but i'm happy that now works:)

I rebooted too but it didn't take until another reboot and a reboot of the PC I was using.

@Pyjamarama thanks for confirming that. I thought it may have been an oversight on my behalf as the option appears to be there to remap. It woupdate be cool if this could be configured but I'm a bit of a noob ands wouldn't know where to start.

@backstander, thank you for your reply!
@mediamogul, thank you for your reply and the script provided.
Although I don´t have a "full" folder, like the one you put on the path, a simple fix was enough.
I don't have the two games available on 'Ports' (maybe because I commented the script line that was already there), every time I start Quake 3 I enter "Team Arena mode", but, if I want to play Quake 3 "normal" all I have to do is change that option on Team Arena menu.

Sorry my bad english.

@RomiBraman the release date should be there. Otherwise you are more than welcome to contribute to the database (www.screenscraper.fr)!

There are many tricks with the UXS to change what media you get. Soon the v2 will be released with huge improvements (so I heard), and making those tricks easier to use.

Hey @judyfifacoins !
Check out the Markdown Reference for putting in links in your posts:
http://commonmark.org/help/

@mattrixk
Yeah when watching a movie you don't want the clicky sounds. I just use my wireless Xbox 360 controller with custom mapping when using Kodi but I do have my clicky little wireless keyboard/touchpad beside me if I need to type something.

I also have an Xbox 360 Chatpad (which plugs into the bottom of the Xbox 360 controller) but I could only get it to work in RetroPie when plugged into the wired Xbox 360 controllers and it also has that same clicky sounds and it is missing a lot of important buttons I need (like the Esc button).

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@juice Please mark thread as solved 😊

Final Decision.. I'm going to return this and see if I can find a POWERED USB2.0. I just tried one last thing:

dwc_otg.speed=1 added to the /boot/cmdline.txt file

This tells the Pi to run at the lowest possible bus speed. That means all the USB ports on the Pi are 1.1, the SD card slot/LAN/Wireless are all 12mpbs, and the whole system as a whole runs like it was built in the 90's. This worked, believe it or not. But the speed was too slow for my dongle to properly work. So that tells me, the keyboard is definitely 1.1 (it worked great with that low-speed) and the Xbox dongle requires at least 2.0. The green light came on to show it had power, and the Pi DID detect it, but data transmission was too slow for it to be useful.

Somebody, PLEASE!!! What is a good USB hub that works? I basically know now that I need it to be USB2.0, and it has to be powered as the Pi can't send enough power through the hub.