From what I understand, the version of DraStic that we have access to is just a generic ARM build and isn't well optimized. It works ok on previous pi models under the legacy Vc4 drivers, but using fkms on the pi 4 it seems to have issues.

@xmrdarky Can you please fill in the information as requested here (https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first) so people on the forum can try and help. Each setup can be wildly different and knowing all this goes a long way to assisting. Like @rbaker says, it sounds like it could be a power issue if you are running it just off a USB charger, such as a phone charger, but we wont know unless you give details.

@pimpernelle1969 said in Retropie Arcade (MAME/fba) custom GAME ROM Input Device:

Is it easier with version 4.5?

it should be the same. You can try on your existing image - opening the RGUI for the game you'd like to change the inputs and change the controls until you're ok, then save a game override.

Where can I get a reputable installation file? or can I do that via the retropy menu? I'm a bit afraid that nothing will work after that.

The only image we support is the one that you can download from retropie.org.uk/download.

NOTE: I've split your reply to a separate topic - the original topic is 2 years old. Feel free to mention it in the description.

Bah! Alright, I'll go that route.
Hey, thanks for your help, @mitu. I really appreciate your taking the time!

@henryjfry said in Certain systems dont work from NFS share:

Would adding async to my fstab improve things do you think?

The async option would be ok, but I don't know if it would solve anything. You can just try different mount options - the less mount options you have, the easier it would be to test different combinations.

Hi!!! I have de same issue. But in all the roms.
(sorry my english, i am spanish)

@corminos glad you got it to work. If anyone figures out how to get the scraper to work from emulation station, please post a solution.

Most likely a technical limitation from the RetroArch's side, not something that's configured in RetroPie. But why are you using the sdl2 driver instead of the - default - gl driver ?

thanks, it works for me

If you want to set up a new model, simply clone your /home/pi/RetroPie folder to your PC, install RetroPie on the new SD card, delete the new /home/pi/RetroPie folder, replacing it with the existing one.

Oh. Thanks alot that worked perfectly!

Thanks for the help.

To update, it looks like everything is working after disabling the favorites and last played menus. I also updated what I could to the latest; there was a conflict on setup script so that wouldn't go without massaging. I still feel like the underlying problem is still there and would come back if I re-enable, but I'm not going to pursue farther.

@mitu tnx

@George-Spiggott Ok, I will try them out with other settings and see how it goes. One thought I have is that they actually are .lha format and maybe the files then are assumed to be WHDload when run and then it fails to load since they are not... Did that make any sense? :)

I haven't tried ISO yet but will give that a go if I can't get the .lha files to work.

Topics merged.
@ljpavey please don't post multiple topics with the same issue/support request, just 1 day apart.

@mitu
Thanks ! :)

Re-install the retropiemenu package from the core package section.