You might want to have a look at this article and see if it could be your issue.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4046019/guest-access-in-smb2-disabled-by-default-in-windows-10-and-windows-ser

This is just for future reference.
I don't know what was happening, but installing lzdoom and changing all zdoom references to lzdoom seemed to have solved the issues.

What version of RetroPie do you have currently installed ? If you used an image version older than 4.6, then you'll need to install from a new 4.6 image on the new system.

To transfer your existing files, backup your ROM/BIOS/Config files from the 3A+ installation, then restore them on the new installation.

There are various adapters for classic controllers to USB - Mayflash has one, Raphnet technologies has a good one.

@JustNiko02 Run glxinfo from a terminal and check the version reported by the program. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/47062/what-is-terminal-command-that-can-show-opengl-version.

You can copy the drastic.sh version from that repo to your own RetroPie-Setup installation (overwriting $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators/drastic.sh) and then re-install drastic.
Do note that replacing the scriptmodule with another version will make updating the RetroPie-Setup fail, since you modified the file locally.

Thanks for all the great help, as always. I tested the cue files by themselves and they did load fine. So I was able to confirm that Retropie and the PSX emulator does not like mulitple bin files. It only wants one cue, one bin. That's it. I solved this by remounting the current cue file with a virtual drive (and all the multi-tracks), and then just re-ripped them to a single bin/cue setup. Loaded that into Retropie with my M3U and it worked great!

I was instructed in one of the threads on here to make an alias to the folder on the usb drive containing the roms and just replace the folder in the retropie roms folder with the same named alias. That also works. One thing that I like about that is I could at any time just delete the alias and replace with a folder to return it to reading off the sd card, or you could have part of a folder on the usb and part on the sd (if you don’t mind having two subfolders in ES).

@mitu thank you for your reply, sorry i was distracted for a few days. I didnt figure out how to make variables work but i was able to make a txt file that i could read/write as a varriable so im good now.

@mitu it’s the little mini screen that shows the game. I’d send a pic but it won’t let me on here. It only shows the top left corner of the game

Hi @asksolutions01 !

It was fixed using the information in the thread above. I had to disable the EDID detection and add manual configuration settings on my display via the config file.

This is also the info from the online documentation:

hdmi_ignore_edid
Setting hdmi_ignore_edid to 0xa5000080 enables the ignoring of EDID/display data if your display does not have an accurate EDID. It requires this unusual value to ensure that it is not triggered accidentally.

Link to the documentation website

Great. That worked. The configuration has been saved to the file.

Regarding the theme for the Commodore 128...

I have found the Commodore 128 system logo from UDb23 (c128_ingo_udb.svg)
Is there also a keyboard image (red) for the C128 available like for the C64?
I haven't found anything yet.

Then my system integration into ES is nearly perfect. :)

Thank you for the support again it was a great help to sort out the errors!

@dankcushions no I wouldn’t ask you to and thank you it’s really helping me and I promise no more questions (for tonight at least)

@stoney66 said in Player 3 and 4 controls not working:

Which mame emulator?

I have close to your same setup, minipac for P1/P2 with real arcade sticks/buttons and two usb xbox style controllers. My issue was with advmame and was that the controllers were already mapped to p1/p2, and when I mapped my minipac to p1/p2 then both were setup on same player. The fix for me at least was to delete the mappings for p1/p2 first and then set minipac to p1/p2 and xbox ones to p3/p4.

If you are using lr-mame-2003 etc not sure if that would be the same problem but worth checking. There are also different roms for 2p vs 4p ones for simpsons and tmnt. Not sure about the other two. I never tried a 2p one, so not even sure it shows 4 players as an option on those.

Thank you for the heads up. I've managed to get this resolved. for my 4 player games I set it to use lr-mame-2003 instead of lr-fbneo. The mame2003 emulator is much easier to work with. Once the game loaded up I pressed tab on the keyboard and then amended the input for the game. I reconfigured the buttons for each player and now it works as expected.

NBA JAM threw me as if you want 2 players to play on opposing teams the joysticks have to be setup as player 1 and 3. Player 2 and 4 are on the usb gamepads as they are the team mates for player 1 and 3.

@dankcushions Perfect! I'll invest in a bigger Micro SD Card and then give it a go. Thank you so much!

@Clyde That makes sense - I set up my Pi3 about 18 months ago, so that would have been the last time I really messed around with shaders and options.

I have the files zipped.
I go try unzip in folder see if works.

The files are :
Border Down v1.000 (2003)(G.rev)(NTSC)(JP)(en)[!].gdi
track01.bin
track02.raw
track03.bin

Delete all *.hi and *.nv-files in the ~/hi and ~/nvram folders of your mame4all-directory.

If you meant the default scores which are given by the developers of the arcade-machines: you cannot reset them, they are hardcoded.