thx, worked perfectly... just changed the config of my controller in the path you have written with these two lines and used the buttons for pushing left and right (plus the standard hotkey "select" of course.

nope putting the syscard3.pce in the directory as the cd images didnt help. havent found a program to convert a iso/wav/cue to a bin/cue yet, and as for the xbox controller issue, the pi recognises it, but a joystick test program doesnt read any inputs from it, its one of the newer xbox one controllers 16 something.

please provide more information - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Now i switched to a new microSD 32gb samsung card and did the same procedure, and now it worked, so probably a bad sd card.

See what the error log says after you have tried a rom that doesnt work.
You can check that in /tmp/runcommand.log

@joeblade did you go into retropie setup and update retropie setup, then install the emulator from there?

I dont think you can set a hotkey to replicate the function of a separate key, only to perform an action that RetroArch has a setting for.
You can see your hotkey settings in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/{controller-file}

You could of course map an existing key to act as a different one, but then it would still only be assigned to one function.
It might just be easier to get a controller with more buttons like these: http://www.8bitdo.com/

@RetroResolution yeh. Always best to get direct from known good companies

@aisnake008 your welcome!

@cyperghost good to know. Thanks.

nvm. forgot to put a gba bios.

@BuZz

I think I am, I'll check it out! /highfive!

@edmaul69

It's funny to think there was a time where people lived in constant fear that any internet link might result in being inundated with the silky smooth stylings of what looked to be a mid-nineties Nickelodeon game show host.

Sorry I searched the forums a little deeper and found this issue.

@jay81uk said in Rpi 0/1 or 2/3 for Pi Zero?:

Thanks everyone. Sorry, I'm new here :(

No worries, we're all here to learn and help.