Sorry to dbl poat. For some reason it won't let me add 2 slashes.

It's \ \ RETROPIE

Also after re reading post try putty.

One thing I learned is the retropie setup on Linux creates partitions on the sd card and Windows cannot see them.

If you wanted to format your card back to a format Windows can see (which would be the 16gb)

Please visit

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.howtogeek.com/170794/ask-htg-how-can-i-reclaim-the-full-capacity-of-an-sd-card/amp/

No extra programs needed.

Hope this helps

Thank you mitu , much appreciated.

lol thanks i reinstalled the thing cause i thought if i removed the configs for the emulators that would do it and obviously it didn't. I'll give that a go if I have the issue again I hope that won't give me the same issues.

@mitu OHHH MYYY GAWWWD. IT WORKED. Thank you sooooooooooooo much!! I can now do so much more thanks to you!!!

@chaska04
It works on w10 normally

@retromikey said in After updating EmulationStation I'm now stuck on command prompt:

If there is some sort of rating system like on eBay let me know and I'll rate you very highly!

*points at the little numbers with up and down arrows at the right of each post* ;)

@blairmac The official Docs have sections about transferring ROMs to and from Retropie:

Transferring Roms Running ROMs from a USB drive (section Manual Mount -> Transfer the existing RetroPie file structure)

Most of this should also apply to your custom build if it is similar enough to the original Retropie, but that's as far as support goes here for custom builds.

@cdm624 @vinni230 If you have access to a Linux system with Internet access, e.g. another Retropie, you could use wget to download the file.

wget https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/releases/download/4.3/retropie-4.3-rpi2_rpi3.img.gz

wget should report any problems it encounters. You could post them here in a codeblock for further inspection.

However, I suspect provider issues as well. I can download the file without problems.

@guruchoc I installed Xarcade2Jstick via the retropie menu, that seemed to do the trick, I can play Bubble Bobble to my hearts content, thanks for the help.

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@endi80 Did you also install the emulator ?

@newellj79 The emulator copies the behaviour of the original game, so when it's player 2's turn they just hop on to the single joystick.
You could try mapping both controllers to player 1 with the MAME TAB menu as it allows for multiple inputs. So up could be joystick0>up, joystick1>up and keyboard>up. And then saving for that specific game. Obviously this means player 2 will be able to interfere with player 1's controls (if it indeed works).

@luc1anocruz
Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first as you agreed to do.

Pay attention to point 5: Make sure you are using an official image, or have done a manual install yourself. We will not support 3rd party images.

@geekomaniac Looks like an upstream bug. I suppose you don't have a x86_64 cross-compiler installed ?

@mitu

I've also solved the screen saver problem and added a script to trigger and Enter Key press, 8 seconds triggers this about 2 seconds after loading..

I've created a script to emulate the key press.. updated the post below:

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/129603

@mitu Thank you very much for pointing that out! Turns out when I setup my static IP address I typo'd the DNS server address.

I did a sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf which showed be the DNS was 10.0.01

I then did: sudo nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf and noticed that I had the same typo on my wifi IP settings. Fixed the typo, rebooted and I'm in business.

Also, another poster was right, even though I have ROMS on the USB drive running the scraper from retropie-setup.sh works great.

Thanks for the help!