Did you ever have any luck solving this? I'm seeing the same on Ubuntu 20.04.

@mitu i have right now turn on my Pi4.
Open "Retropie-setup" and update my script to current commit (2d07a999).

After that i did:

Manage -> Core -> and select "Update all installed core".
I can't find any updates. So exit from retropie-setup and emulationstation still at 2.10.1 :)

At this point i have tryed to update emulationstation manually.... i did:
Manage -> Core -> Select "Emulationstation" - > re-installed manually from binary

Now need to check if it's correctly updated :)

EDIT
OOOOKKK... my ES been updated to v2.10.2 whitout any issue.

@dankcushions Thank you!

@mitu Alright. I appreciate your trying to help. I'll move the roms back to the sd card. Please let me know if you think of anything else.

Thanks again.

i think part of the confusion is that mame-libretro is a rom folder installed in ~/RetroPie/ where you put your roms in for any of the libretro MAME cores. eg, this folder is used for the default lr-mame2003 core that uses the 0.78 MAME romset. however, there is also a 'lr-mame' ("libretro-mame") emulator that is an experimental (not installed by default), that uses the current (or close to) MAME romset.

in any case, put your 0.78 roms in /mame-libretro/, use lr-mame2003, and if you get any issues please post the verbose log as instructed.

@Wlcina Yes, the xpadneo driver installation already does that, that's why I recommended installing it.

Press "OK" and type reboot when the command line opens at the bottom. Worked for me.

@ShmashBroJoe with N64 the "A" is the normal spot for the "B" , which is the south of the controller. The "B" is the normal spot for the "Y" which is the west of the controller. It is set up the same directions as the original N64

@Dochartaigh The xpad devs reverted the change that broke the driver for older controllers, so it's safe to upgrade to the main version of the driver again.

SRB2 just updated to 2.2.10, it does not have a patch file for 2.2.9 and a lot of things has changed. You should probobly update everything from there.

Also the models.dat is for the default 3d models that are included with the game that is optional (and can only be used in Open GL). So It is not needed.

@retropieuser555 said in Redream Dreamcast Pi3b+:

I guess there's no experimental way to update to opengl 3 on the pi3?

The PI3's GPU doesn't support (hardware wise) OpenGLES3, there's no 'update' that would fix that.

@Rommell76 We don't include that emulator so you must be running someone else's scriptmodule or version of RetroPie which we can't support.

@Joltron Cool. Thanks for digging this adapter up. Should be a safe bet, as the advertised chipset ASM1153E is a ASMedia. It has also a more compact form factor than the CSL I own and an USB-C adapter.

Have you tried lr-mame2000 ? Should be less demanding than Mame2003.

@jdruding said in Controllers/input freezing while browsing games?:

it quit with a segmentation fault error. It ran successfully the second time. Is that maybe leaning toward an SD card corruption issue?

Unlikely. There was an issue a couple of months ago when an EmulationStation caused it to crashes due to a bug, but this is fixed in the latest stable version. Which version are you using ?

@sleve_mcdichael this was my understand however; They made a whole lot of changes to the default core for Playstation mainly proper dynarec support. Every game I played that had bugs/slow down have been fixed. Crash team racing is a prime example. Its like they resurrected RaRmEd from the dead or something.

@mitu thanks for the reply, there does not seems to have any firmware update for the tg16 controller yet...

The dongle seems to shutdown (let blink) like the dongle for my Arcade stick. I will try to see if I can see connect/disconnect in the Linux log for both and see if there is a difference.

Sorry, we don't support 3rd party images. Use the image from retropie.org.uk/download and see if you still got the issue, then we can help you.