@mitu said in impossible to build lr-PUAE on Intel NUC:

Upstream project will fix their build on newer distros with a recent glibc, you'll have to wait until they do so to use lr-puae. Use an older Ubuntu LTS version or one of the other Amiga emulators available (lr-puae-2021, fs-uae) in the mean time.

mmmm.. using a old version of lts it's not best idea for me. For absurd i have installed OS recently on this miniPC :)
Try to consider fs-aue but reading this guide quickly:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/18409/guide-getting-emulationstation-to-work-with-fs-uae
Need to re-read whit more accurancy and know if it's on my knowledge :)

You're probably low on RAM - on an 64bit PC I thin you need at least 8Gb (if not more) to compile current MAME.

mmmm also here.... my actually miniPC as only 4GB of ram DDR3. i can limit the usage of build in some mode (problably on future i can't build future version or update thru retropie-setup but but it's better than nothing) ?

@tsimoes79 said in Sleep mode without disable network:

There is a way to get the ES to enter sleep mode without disable the network system? Or the USB ports?

ES power saving modes only work within the front-end, they don't have any effect on the system.
What you may encounter is the WiFi adapter going into power save and disconnecting. Try running

sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off

and see if the WiFi stays on. If that solves the issue, add the command to the start-up sequence so it's run every time the system boots.

The issue seems to be specific to RetroArch, standalone emu like ReDream look both sharper and don't have screen tearing.

In RetroArch.cfg i've already set the following to no avail:

video_refresh_rate = "50.000000" video_vsync = "true"

@mitu Thank you and @dankcushions. I updated to 4.8.2 and now see the script. I have installed it. I appreciate your help!

The Libretro doc page on Caprice32 is pretty extensive - did you look into it ?

@max I do confirm since Amiberry 5.x the KickStart roms must go to:

/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/amiga

Thanks for pointing that out. Amiberry's documentation has been updated accordingly. KickStart names don't matter any longer as I explained in that other post.

Irrespective of the emulator you go with I wish you to enjoy all the great memories of the Amiga!

@TPR said in [SOLVED] N64 Mupen64Plus Controller Issue on GPi 2 Case:

SOLVED!

The correct syntax needs to be this in the InputAutoCfg.ini:

X Axis = hat(0 Left Right)
Y Axis = hat(0 Up Down)

Remove the quotes.

I'm not sure if the instructions in the RetroPie doc are wrong or something has changed recently, but that fix worked for me.

Hi! Thank you very much for the contribution, it works perfectly! I have another question… Does the audio work well for you with mupen64plus? Many thanks!

@mitu Problem solved. As I suspected, it was something stupid that I was doing that simply wasn't making its way across in communication.

I thought pressing [F4] just quit the controller config and would take me to ES. I didn't realize it was that which was kicking me to the CLI. facepalm

Everything is good now. Thanks for your willingness to help.

@mitu Thanks! I will try out to update and if it ruins everything, switch to a newer OS then.

I am using the latest RetroPie 4.8.2 and all psp games are working here.
Please provide more info especialy the verbose log: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@Sysmatic Apologies, it was the wrong file. I've edited my post.

@YFZdude DUDE YESSSS!!! I was looking in the controller section and not at the console section! I am really new to retropie and I had no idea there was a quick menu LOL! DUDE YES THANK YOU!!!!

You're not going to get any good performance on 3D mame games on the Pi.
But for Soul Calibur and all other arcade games that run on a Naomi or Atomiswave board use Flycast.

I don't have any other idea at the moment.

@jhny0 I know that this topic is quite old, and at this point, I am doing necromancy, but what model dongle did you buy? I fought one, which thechnically works with linux machines, but the range... Well lets just say a short wired controller has better range.

You can't copy your games directly to the SD card from your Windows system. What you're seeing is just the boot partition, there is 2nd Linux partition on the SD card which is not readable by Windows - this is where the actual OS is installed. To transfer your games over use one of the methods supported - see the documentation.

Assuming you're referring to the pairing info saved by Linux, you may try copying over the /var/lib/bluetooth/ folder. It's only accessible by the root user and you'll need to use the command line to copy it somewhere to back-it up.

@windg Not (yet). On the RPI (and probably other embedded) platforms we install a patched SDL2 library, but not on PC - where we use the distro's version of SDL2.
When the SDL2 library shipped by RetroPie will be upgraded we'll make sure to accomodate the changes done in upstream SDL2. For reference, see the discussions on this RetroPie issue.