Ok, I bought a Transcend sd-card and now RetroPie works. It was all about the sd-card!

This hasn't been implemented yet, correct?

Thanks!! I own 2 Pi Zero, a Pi2 and a Pi3, so I will do that in the last two devices... Thanks!!!

It worked like a charm! thank you so much!

That never works because the emulator doesn't know which file to use. There are region romsets available, it should save you a lot of time if you want to play games from a certain region.

Thank you :)
I didn't think it would be that simple. Now onto the rest of it.
Cheers
Grebby

Thanks a lot for that! It worked :)

https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/1589

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ext4#Reserved_blocks

@meleu Yeah, was just not sure i wanted to open another instance of setup while compiling from source. Did it anyways, running 4.0-rc1.

@spaded21

Just to say I haven't had any issues on my rPi3 with this. Seems odd!

@caver01

Okay I'm tracking now, I did this for apple2. It sounds like I'm not necessarily updating RetroPie, just the emulator, that I can do I think, I'll give it a shot.

Thanks again.

Have you tried the core input remapping option?
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/RetroArch-Configuration#core-input-remapping

Excellent, updated the script and installed/uninstalled the lr-tyrquake package and ports stayed this time. Thank you.

I had a similar problem with the PS4 controller. I did update to the last version of retropie and it stopped working properly. I have re-installed v3.8.1 and now it works properly except with Sega Genesis/Megadrive games.

This is because the filesystem on your USB stick doesn't support some unix file permissions such as the executable flag.

However I have worked around this in the latest RetroPie-Setup so if you update the script, and update all install packages it should work.

Did you see a noticeable improvement in the upgrade? I am getting ready to build my own system and have a Pi 2 sitting around. Was wondering if I should just go ahead and buy a 3.

@Sankea

I looked at this when you first posted and while I couldn't find any anecdotal information regarding game controllers, there are an overwhelming amount of negative reviews related to just about any other use you can think of. If these devices were cheaper, I'd personally take a chance one to try for myself, but the price tag is too high for such bad word of mouth. Maybe someone will report in here with a particular model that can be trusted.