@Galius Oh my - I would have little to no idea about that, as I don't use Attract Mode, apologies.

Best to look in the Wiki or search the forums, sorry.

Also, that information would probably help in understanding your overall setup and what problems may be present there.

I have done the exact same thing. retro pi picks up the two gamepad (which is cool). I configure p1 and then OK. when I play a FBA game player 1 is all perfect with the controller. Then I go back and configure gamepad 2. I set it all up .
Then I goto FBA and P1 is all cotrols are in the oppoiste direction. And all the buttons are wrong (for SF2 Hard punch and hard kick are gone). But P2 is all perfect.

So I goto retroarch and i check P1 and P2 . P1 has been configured for Xin Mo #1 and P2 has been configured for Xin Mo #2.

However in mame-advance everything is all perfect.

Any idea

No. I am not trolling, Im just dumb. But thanks for solving my problem. 😁

@antsmalls12345 The checksum is calculated based on the contents of the file. If the BIOS you have has a different checksum then that means the contents are different from the required file. It's not a matter of changing the checksum, it's a matter of obtaining a file that generates the correct checksum.
Dreamcast on wiki

@backstander I haven't tested the specifics, but I think it could be spaces, but it could also be brackets like "(" and ")" that cause it to break.

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This has been added to the NES wiki:
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Nintendo-Entertainment-System#how-to-setup-turbo-buttons-for-lr-fceumm

@buddyscott It got you to reply plus it doesn't hurt to try. However, thank you and I'll try a new thread.

@allow
Nope not blind. Hopefully I'll either get the chance to figure out something (I'm really pushing my limits with it) or Buzz will at some point, as it'd be nice to have working.

@Darksavior Apologies, all sorted now. Problem I was having was accessing the Pi via SFTP with my laptop to fix this. Thanks for the support though!

@oden55
The Raspberry Pi 3 has built in wireless so you can follow the directions here:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Wifi/

@piuser2016

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

Edit: I neglected to consider that you might just be making chitchat, in which case I'll reciprocate with; For the life of me, I was never able to understand why Frank Oz used the same basic voice for Yoda, Grover and Miss Piggy. I mean, the guy was a brilliant puppeteer, but it just seems like he got a bit lazy with the voice acting.

Should work, just depends if the pi recognizes it as a ps3 controller.

@backstander said in Question regarding .pce file format for PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16:

Has anyone played the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow games?

I have not. The last "new" CV game I played was 'Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth' on Wiiware, so it's been quite some time. Konami has such a bad reputation these days, that it pays to be cautious. It really is a shame too because thirty years ago they could do no wrong.

@Rabbitfoot right after you select the N64 game you want to play and start it, for a brief moment there is usually a little grey box that appears. The grey box says to push a button to open the options. Whether the grey box comes up or not, just hold a button down right after pressing the key to start the game from within the list of games to choose from. Then a menu will start that allows you to change the emulator, resolution, etc. The emulator you are using probably works best for the N64 games. Using a lib-whatever emulator, you will probably have to lower the resolution to its lowest.

@edmaul69 I apologize. I should've made clear the platform I was referring to in my first post. I've edited the post to reflect that.

@mediamogul words cant describe how mad i was at myself for not saving sooner.

@steptoe

I use a Seagate 1TB backup drive (was available in Argos for a steal of £50), run through the on-board USB ports and it works perfectly.

Thanks, I forgot to preface that external hard drives with Laptop sized 2.5" hard drives in them will probably work with the RPi USB ports but Desktop sized 3.5" hard drives will typically not work.

Well after some trouble shooting the silly chinease guy who made the hub had swapped the data lines over, so the colours were not inline with the standard.

all working hunky dorey now.

@boredgamelad note that the current retropie image/binary updates won't neccesarily include that fix, but yeah from source definitely will. i think if you still get the issue after a source update it might be worth logging an issue here: https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues

i'll try and recreate it soon also!