@Robinson https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Logitech-Controller/#directinput-xinput-switch

Xinput is newer, and recommended.

@mitu
Nevermind i think that i am missing the dc_boot.bin thanks for trying to help

Please don't double post - I deleted the previous post.
As to your problem - the Bluetooth pairing configuration is mainly geared towards input devices (i.e. gamepads) so it might not work 100% with other device types. You can still pair it using the bluetoothctl command line utility (see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/bluetooth, the Pairing section).

@roslof That looks awesome. I'm glad I could help and be part of it.

I had more than 500+ attempts with Piston Hurricane on the Pi 4 and somehow could not figure out what all I was doing wrong.

Fired up your suggested Bizhawk tonight.

Landed this money shot on only my second attempt.

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Tied for world record!

Next, I'm coming after you Bear Hugger. :D

Thanks again for the help through this, Mitu.

@barbudreadmon Been a while, found another: retofinv

@antsgamingau Additionally to retropie's arcade documentation, you might want to read the more detailled libretro's arcade documentation.

It's a bug, but something that shouldn't affect many users since it wouldn't occur without this symlink loop. It's probably affecting also the reading of the ROM/game folders, which would make EmulationStation freeze on start-up in this kind of scenario.

The functionality provided by the fbtft module has moved to an overlay in 5.10, you can try to use the overlay to configure your display.
The 4.7.1 is using the 5.4.72 Linux kernel version, if you need an earlier version you may try the 4.6 version, though I'm not sure which Linux kernel version is used in 4.6. Older versions are unsupported, but from 4.6/4.7 you can upgrade to the current RetroPie version and skip any Linux kernel updates.

My advice would be to try and use the overlay method to configure your screen. RetroPie uses a RaspiOS Lite (buster) as a base, so any instructions that apply to RaspiOS (Raspbian) Lite should work on RetroPie also.

Please add some info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Looks like you have a 'multi-system' gamepad, which tries to see if it's connected to a PS3 and present itself as a PS3 controller or a PC and disguise itself as a Xbox 360 controller.

For wired Xbox controllers, the xpad driver should be handling the gamepad connection, but we had some reports with similar gamepads (Shanwan PS3 clones) when it doesn't manage to initialize the gamepad correctly and the gamepad doesn't work. Make sure you're using the latest xpad driver (update it from the RetroPie driver package section) and try again.

Run the script with the debug options from the terminal and post the output:

/opt/retropie/admin/joy2key/joy2key_sdl.py kcub1 kcuf1 kcuu1 kcud1 0x0a 0x20 0x1b 0x00 kpp knp -d

What's the exact version of RetroPie that are you using ? What Ubuntu version are you using ?

@cypress I figured it out! My games list just wasn't updating, they now run correctly from the arcade folder. Thanks!!

@mitu Yes I did everything works Fine. I got a 1440p Monitor (as you probably alr know) and I switched to a 1080p Monitor everything works fine. I should prolly go check it on my 1440p Monitor again. I think the only thinks that won't load are the things happening on "console".

I solved the problem, I uninstalled everything and deleted all the folders, I can tell you my problem is that I had created the "name game".daphne folders in the daphne folder, instead the folders are not created, following the correct procedure they are created through soft links and everything worked again. trial

@mitu That did the trick! The keyboard now works in ScummVM. Thank you for your insight and expertise!

@DjDiabolik

You may also like this solution (autohiding the top-panel) :
https://fostips.com/auto-hide-top-panel-debian-ubuntu-fedora/
I used it for my VM.

Sadly, I run into a lot more issues with Ubuntu 22.04 :
my post about issues with Ubuntu 22.04

@Tango The welcome logo is installed by default on any image, but can be un-installed afterwards. It's a separate package that doesn't affect everything else.

@mitu Is it so simple then? OK, thank you for your answer and for your time.

@mitu I have a 1440p monitor and it doesn't work
Should I also add those lines?