@mistermints fun times!

@dankcushions thanks

This is really strange, I haven't used samba for a long time. Maybe it has to do with some RP update? It completely ruined my sanity last night :P

@jonnykesh have you ever heard of the controller connecting via Bluetooth, retropie detecting the game pad, but NONE of the buttons working on gamepad?? I’m going to try another gamepad, this is most recent 1.23 firmware update with the new-ish SN30 Pro.

work on mario kart wireless mod and no work Zelda ^^

check these settings as well or add them
sdtv_mode=0
sdtv_aspect=1

and
#overscan_scale=0
should be overscan_scale=1

after that try
overscan_left=10
overscan_right=10
overscan_top=-8
overscan_bottom=-4

@edmaul69
@mitu

Looks like unzipping them was the trick. Also, changing the lower-case .bin to upper-case .BIN was also something I missed. Thank you both for the quick replies and help.

Indeed I can load the ROMS without the USB connected.
I want them to stay om my USB or Network so I will try the second link also.
Thx for the information.

@thedatacereal
Ok. Can I check the card's read speed with win32 disk imager ? Didn't know that. Will try.

Anyways I wrote the default retropie 4.3 image on it, using the method I use everytime, so that's why I think about the card.

The network transfers on it seemed slow to me, too.

hi guy ,

I can not have the menu to launch a cheat then?

@edmaul69 it does work but just normally, like bluemsx, and with crappy sound. In BlueMSX pc version of the emu, you need to choose MSXturbo in order to get the hack working, so i thought it would work just the same as that :/

I had this issue in N64 and all it took was a reboot to fix it. If I can remember what the issue was I will post it to see if it's related or not.

Nope, none of those ips are mine. Looks like it’s trying to connect to different servers but seems to fail. It was a stock image used from berry boot and updated through apt-get. I did have an open port on my router to acess it away from the house. I was previously running raspberry stretch and realized I was unable to load retropie on it (well easily anyways) so I did a fresh install and left the port open without changing the password before setting up roms first.. I forgot the port was open as on the stretch I changed the password and user already. So I’m assuming someone is rolling through ips on port 22 and default user and passwords seeing what they can connect to. I’m curious as to what was involved in this malware if that was the case.

I figured out how to do this.

In case anyone is interested or cares, I just added the emulators.cfg info from /opt/retropie/configs/residualvm into the scummvm emulators.cfg from here /opt/retropie/configs/scummvm.

I then copied the grim-win.rvm into /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm and also edited the es_systems.cfg so ScummVM included .RMV files.

I've encountered this too. Usually just disabling, hitting B (back to apply), and then re-enabling brings it up fine.

OK thanks for that will upgrade