I juste installed my old PS3 stick on the Retropie ...

Wasn't sure about the driver so i have installed all the driver from source (take a while but was working)
At restart i was able to configure the stick witout any trouble (I played a couple hours ...)

This morning i restart the Retropie and the stick wasn't responding, like i have no driver installed at all ...
When i go to the Input UI, it's detected, but while pressing A button dosn't wake him up ... :(

I look around on the forum about peaple modding their stick by replacing some component inside, but he was working good ... so i'm not sure i should do something like that ...

Then i found this Post, and seems like i'm having the sae issue !
Anyone having some sort of trouble ?
How did u manage to get it working ?

Thanks in advance.

Regards, Juzam

I confirm that every retropie update through script needs reinstall of em-kids

@meleu

I loaded up 'Adventure Island' a bit earlier and it's listing itself fine now. I still don't know if there's an issue with the title or something on my end, but everything seems to be in working order.

@pjft I'm not holding my breath on that til stretch is released as it will be much easier to do once we don't have to compile ffmpeg, but i imagine we'll be able to come up with a workable solution by the time that comes around (probably come end of year ish)

@michael88

Retro pie is 4.2

@backstander sounds good. I'll lookup putty when I get the system up. I'm planning to backup a copy of the SD card image somehow as well since the first SD card I had became corrupted so i erased it and couldn't figure out how to get the damn image to work. So I had the seller ship me out a freshly imaged sd card and I want to load those 3 systems and looks like I'll have to do it in that putty system.

Wish I had just ordered my pi from someone who could have loaded the emulators and the controllers before sending it to me. Would have saved me all sorts of research and time and could have just dropped the roms in.

No not on a raspberry pi. You can run it on an x86 build however.

That said, there is a dolphin port for arm cpus. However it only runs on top of the line smart phones at the moment. Give it several years and the pi 6 or 7 might be able to run it.

@joaovlg map the c controls to your right analog (-2, +2, -3, +3)

@dankcushions, @toralux

Since playlists are required to have working Netplay Rooms, I posted a work-around that would apply here as well. I've been using it for a few months now and it's worked very well.

@toralux

Why is not the core-directory of RetroArch (in the RetroPie 4.2 distribution) pre-configured to point to /opt/retropie/libretrocores where the core-files are actually installed (instead of /home/pi/.config/retroarch/cores which is empty).

Pointing to /opt/retropie/libretrocores wouldn't really work either, as that directory just contains other directories that in-turn have the libretro cores. My work-around puts a symlink of the core you're launching in a temporary location and RetroArch is then pointed to that temporary location. This allows playlists to work, but still let's RetroPie handle RetroArch the way it was designed to.

@Dominus

Ha! Isn't that always the way it goes. I briefly looked for an iPhone equivalent, but didn't see anything off hand.

Hi
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

@schurch 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 agreed when registering)

non working internet connection? More information will be in the referenced logfile - you can put it on a pastebin site or so.

Great to hear that ;)
Have fun.