@druval You can always convert to a single chd file and also save space. Try it with a iso\bin\cue you didn't touch:p
https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/72kh6q/stepbystep_guide_how_to_convert_sega_cd_or_pc/

I have said many times that Split and Merged sets are just a quirk of 1990s sneakernet technology but I will have to remember that some folks do prefer formats like that their own merits! It takes all kinds

@darksavior Thanks, I think this might be it, because it freezes right at the playstation logo, I tried finding info in english on it but can't, any suggestions on how I could try find any info on this?

I got it, man im so stupid, i was using PI instead of pi. My god it took me an entire day, thanks for the help guys.

@10vorne scummvm doesnt host data files, they just tell you which files it needs to run, so if the files you have reflect those, throw them in the scummvm rom folder (I usually keep games in their own subfolders) then launch it from the scummvm gui

@mitu said in IPEGA PG-9055 problem:

@svayra Have you read the docs ? There's a whole section dedicated to Controllers, pick one that works for you. I've had no problems with 8bitdo controllers (SN30), Dualshock 4, Wii U Pro.

Thanks

@mitu Alas, that wouldn’t solve my issue. I’d still be unable to symlink under FAT32. :/

This ended up working quite well.. I picked up an Intel NUC instead of the Zotac.. Plays everything from NES to PS1 with no problem.

Tripe is know to be a delicacy in some cultures. 😆

Update

I bought another of the same psx to usb. the one I linked to above. Works flawless when i plug the psone controller into the psx to usb device. I then soldered wire on top of the existing connection and wired it to the original controller port. Plugging the controller into the original port i get the same issue mentioned above, but i can unplug it and plug it in to the adapter and it works fine. I have also noted i get quite a bit of brownouts when i plug it in to original port. Could it be the power supply is not powerful enough?

Box Art is not included in the ROMs, so it must be downloaded separately. You can use a 'scraper' program to do that, there are 2 included with RetroPie - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Scraper/ - but you can try others as well

Skyscraper - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11826/versatile-c-game-scraper-skyscraper Univeral XML Scraper - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5291/soft-universal-xml-scraper-v2-easy-scrape-with-high-quality-picture

@sano

i had to chown my permissions back but this is now solved. windows powershell format and partition to fat32 on my drives originally as the guide was fat32 then changing to ext4 and it seems that when i was doing the new partitioning it just wasn't taking effect for some reason but this is now solved.

thank you sano and shadowron

i've been banging my head on the desk for a week trying to understand linux commands and forcing myself to learn a new OS.

@flightrisk Alas, I can't help you with that. Good luck.

edit: For manual removal of unwanted roms (among many more features), you could check out WebtroPie.

Thank you so much. I have a friend I'm setting up a disk image for and he really wanted to have the cheats work.

@kruuth https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Your anwser can be found on RetroPie wiki.

@edmaul69 That's true

@gbh You sound like me. I want to know why it happened too. It's such an odd case. I've never seen anything like it in 2 years using RetroPie, so we may never know.
If it happens again then we can be pretty sure it is something in your set-up or something you are doing.

Hi,

Could you not read your SD card on a PC running Linux, or with a bit of software on Windows to allow you to read the microSD card, and get your ROM files that way; at least that would save you some work?

Although the horse has bolted, so to speak, if you're going to upgrade anything, always do a backup first. It is so much work to lose if you've built your own image from scratch.

All the best.