@alexp You can avoid all this by flashing the ipac2 to gamepad enabled firmware 1.39 and setting the buttons as Gamepad buttons. Both sides work and it is 1000x easier. ES configures everything easily, no extra cfgs needed.

Use this guide, but use the ipac2 instead of the miniipac.

https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/47100-how-to-xtension-arcade-emulator-edition-controller-as-dual-gamepads/

I'm starting to think that the issue is with the mame2010 driver in libretro.
The inputs in other libretto emulators are not problematic (e.g. street fighter in Super Nintendo works fine with all buttons)... but many of the street fighter II sets in mame2010 have issues with second player buttons.

Something for the libretro people to fix I think.

Ok here's a driver for it that seems to work so far from another reddit user
https://github.com/JoostvdB94/ShanWanTwin_2-4Ghz_Linux

@hurricanefan

Trust me I tried all of that, wouldn't work at all. Worked fine for me before retropie was updated but not since. I've put them in the splashscreens folder in supplementary and works perfectly now

You gem.
Cheers all sorted

Looks like this issue has been discussed before.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17400/changed-button-numbers-on-ps3-controller-on-stretch-4-4-image

ok thanks, fool me i already known that video but i overlooked the save states parts!!

@dudleydes said in Sensible World of Soccer:

@dirty_monkee This issue may be of interest regarding the “Volume DH0 is write protected” error.

The best chance of success is to use RetroPlay's WHDLoads as this is what the Amiberry WHDLoad Booter has been designed for. The name of the WHDLoad I am using for SWOS is SensibleWorldOfSoccer9697_v1.7_0842.lha.

I wouldn't recommend using floppies - check the page for Loading from Disks (ADF) at the Amiberry wiki.

@dudleydes
AMAZING!

It seemed using the correct .lha file did the trick!

Thank you a million times.

@stephendm I'm glad you now have everything running as you wish.

The spurious dot/period originates from the command I gave in an earlier post that creates a copy of es_systems.cfg , which I copied from the documentation, which I initially wrote so the error is on me.

I cannot edit the wiki at the moment but I will fix once permissions are restored.

@mariokart87 said in N64 emulator problem:

How can I overclock the Pi?

See an explanation of overclocking at

Considering you already have an under voltage situation, overclocking is the last of your options and it's not advised.

Right now, you should take care of solving the power supply situation. Take the PI out of the case and test to see if you still get the under voltage warning. If there is no under voltage sign, then your case is defective and you shouldn't be using it.

I found this thread that seems to contain the answer: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17650/dualshock-controllers-on-4-4-with-3b/35

@dudleydes Thanks, I'll probably just have Omega Race and Oil Tycoon in there, but they will at least be shown in their true glory. :P

@byam1234 said in Resetting controls for Mame4all:

n mame4all and now none of my controllers or the keyboard will work.
I have tried the following:
-Deleting the default.cfg file.
-Removing and reinstalling mame4all from the retopie setup menu.
-Deleting the mame4all folder across the wifi using my laptop and reinstalling with the
original files I have saved on my laptop.
-Resetting all configurations for emulation station: from the retropie setup menu- manage main packages- reset configuration for emulation station.
NOTHING WORKS!!!!!
I have tried everything on the forum and I am at the point

delete all contents of the mame4all cfg dir as well as default

nothing needs setup the default retropie config is set to

system_directory = "~/RetroPie/BIOS" your problems are arising from messing with the default config , you need to be careful when changing the configs on retropie.

retropies default mame install copies the the cheat dat from here https://github.com/libretro/mame2003-libretro/tree/master/metadata to the bios folder on install. your not supposed to save retroarch configs with retropie unless you know what you are doing fully. The cheats do work on a default install nothing needs done.

Then it means you have the default repositories and there's nothing you should add. Unfortunately, that doesn't solve the problem - pcsx2 does not have native 64bit binaries and it needs the i686 (32 bit) dependencies installed. Your current distro configuration does not have installable packages for the dependencies needed to run pcsx2 - this is not a RetroPie problem, but something that's entirely up the the distribution you're using.
You could try installing the i686 version of Linux Mint and you won't have this problem.

@psyke83 Any tips on how to build from libretro's git? I don't mind testing.

odroid go isnt running retropie i dont even think its running Emulation station

from what i understand its running a custom launcher made to look like ES