@hannaman some ports require manual configuration. Most things are documented on the wiki - see https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/First-Installation for a fresh install.

I recommend doing that, as I have no idea what state you have bought the software in.

"Note for eBay: No copyright material is contained on this item. All software supplied is open source and free of copyright. " Yeah - sure!

Yep. Was a crappy Intenso sd card. Won't buy those again.
Works on a Sandisk.
Thanks.

@awsd12 try it and see!
(the answer is yes)

Well, I don't know what happened, but it's working now. I pulled my SD card, put in the old one, tried to see if I could find a change from the old card to the new, put the new one back in and now it's working.

Who knows. Sorry to bother.

I had a similar thing happen, but with 32x. I deleted the retropie config file for 32x, uninstalled the emulator from retripie set up, and uninstalled retro arch. Then I reinstalled retroarch and the emulator and all is well. You may have to reconfigure retroarch settings

@herb_fargus to avoid this confusion I've just made a PR to explicitly use rgui as the menu_driver.
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/1674

@alareqi you were rude, hence my rebuttal. I stand by what I said.

@cborris uae4all IS uae4all2...

@dgraham1977 you have a few options.

start fresh with 4.0.2 and then manually edit your configs based on the aforementioned post or disable xpad, downgrade your kernel, and enable xboxdrv

or use an earlier version where xboxdrv isnt broken.

if you're updating from a previous version, update your setup script, select update all installed pacakges to update, then disable xboxdrv, install the xpad driver, and change your kodi configs

personally I would just recommend a fresh 4.0.2 and then modifying the kodi configs.

The kodi issue will be solved when kodi 17 stable is released.

Required BIOS . lr-Fuse when you start looking for a BIOS file. It is necessary to put in /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/fuse/128p-0.rom

using /etc/module for module options has been deprecated for some time, but worked in Raspbian Wheezy. Now it doesn't - the wiki needs updating in this area - feel free :-)

@BuZz I thought maybe because nano is a linux text editor it would auto convert EOL.
But anyway, there is an option in notepad++ for EOL conversion so I've just set it to UNIX. I'll give it a try after Kodi is done importing my library.
Thanks for the help

Did you enable the root account and login as root ?

You should install from the "pi" user

It would be easier to do a fresh install than debugging this imho, as you will want to reinstall from the correct user.

updated.

@mat03111984 haha if it were that simple...

The Saturn had two CPUs and a whole bunch of other graphics chips. The hardware is relatively complex compared to the other consoles at the time. As emulation emulates the hardware the more complex the hardware the more difficult the emulation. They are still making progress though

Interesting video on some recent developments:

Ok, that gave me pointer to look for what x86 packages I had on the system, looks like mesa-utils as from www.deb-multimedia.org was causing all the problem.

Removed the foolishly incorrect repo, RetroPie-Setup --> Install Kodi worked perfectly.