@ogbuehi said in FBA emulator not registering controllers:

Okay, I found something that worked. Thanks all!

Detailing what that was could potentially help others in the future. Care to share?

sorry for that long post, just wanna notify that i was able to fix the problem, i deleted the ones that had the issue and now all of the sudden im able to change the emulator setting for the rom with 0 problems, weird... i guess ill say that the issue is solved?.

@drakaen391 About your posted codings.... Does the wait command works in your case? @mediamogul and his while-loop by monitoring PID status is imho better ...

wait can only be used on child processes out of the own subshell

@jacek We don't support 3rd party images - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. You're free to try the RetroPie image from https://retropie.org.uk/download and report back if you can reproduce the problem.

@semper-5 said in eduke32 and add-ons from subversion repos:

I'm wondering is there anything I'm missing and if/how I can install from these repos

What repos ?

@frezeen Just a little hint for the future, using code blocks for output text makes it far more readable:

pi@retropie:~ $ Filesystem 1M-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/root 120120M 2349M 112853M 3% / devtmpfs 370M 0M 370M 0% /dev tmpfs 375M 0M 375M 0% /dev/shm tmpfs 375M 15M 360M 4% /run tmpfs 5M 1M 5M 1% /run/lock tmpfs 375M 0M 375M 0% /sys/fs/cgroup /dev/mmcblk0p1 57M 22M 36M 39% /boot tmpfs 75M 0M 75M 0% /run/user/1000

A little update about this situation.

I've contacted my ISP and i can't seem to switch out the modem. They sent me some firmware updates, which also didn't help. The solution they offered me was, buying an external WiFi adapter or hookup a router to the modem. Both options are out of the question for me.

But now something I can't put my head around. As said previously most of times i get speed under 1 Mbit/s, but as soon I transfer files over to the pi by SFTP i get much better speeds (atleast 5 Mbit/s stable). This proves there is nothing wrong with the signal or antenna in my case.

@meideolian Hello! This is forum for the support of Retropie - is this LED in a build? An arcade box? What problems are you having with your retropie build? Are you controlling the LEDs with the Pi?

Thanks!

@trinajst You already have a post open about your problem, please don't post the same question over and over on any topic related, especially on 2 year old ones.

I would think it would be fine as the firmware is stored on the SD Card itself

@feiyang This isn't really the place for a question like this.
Try asking on http://reddit.com/r/digitalarts and maybe http://reddit.com/r/photoshop
I hear Wacom makes some of the best drawing tablets, but I don't know much about the topic

@zerd_sword hi!

I have this very same issue with a recent purchase.

Got a RPi Zero W v1.1 and Retropie hangs after a while. It occurs while emulating SNES and NES (the only ones I tested), copying data via samba, browsing scraped metadata, and even while sitting idle on the ES screen. It seems random but it appears to happen after the system is warmed up, although I removd the official case I got to no avail.

I only have the one so I have no means to verify other board does work indeed, so I was wondering whether you figured out how to identify the faulty hardware. Was there anything different on the new one? Different manufacturer maybe?

Here's a picture of my board printed data: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iSIXzlZtVigopNxecTbHC9xb4ylrXizs/view?usp=drivesdk

If you have any info, please advise.

Thanks!

@mitu just had same problem and I know nothing thank you, never would have figured that out.

@mediamogul
thank you, I will try them

@richiegigabit Yeah or the Alpha series. :-)

@pjft Thanks for all your help, I really appreciate it.

@mitu lol nah i remove it before posting lol

Yea, I think I did :) Would that have been the problem? (I am now reinstalling image after having updated retropie and now I can no longer access emulationstation)