@MameKid
I have my ps3 controller connected into my ubuntu box with Retropie installed and I cannot map the ps3 controller in emulationstation. I am trying to use the script you wrote but when I type "sudo ./retropie_packages.sh sdl2" I get the message "No module 'sdl2' found for platform x86. Any ideas?

Check the SD Card , i write on a new one class10 and works fine.

@Mark_tml_fe 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

Capeman : thanks for clearing that up, I didn't know that this was how it has always worked.

dankcushions : I found the undo load state option but only after resetting and noticing the problem. It was obviously too late... well, now I know.

@BuZz that make sense, I forgot that RetroPie is not exclusive for Raspbian.

@Aluvian you should open a new topic - your issue may be due to a completely different cause. Please be more specific as to which image you used also - eg filename etc.

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

If you have done the above steps please create a new topic and add the following relevant information

@edmaul69 i don't have money for that and i use it in pc games fine. It's just i need an fix for the b button bug

@BuZz @Capeman Thanks for your suggestions!! I will try them out 😉

@herb_fargus Thanks for the reply. I have tried a few things with no luck. If the text names are hard coded that will be the reason. Thanks.

I will just scrape meta-data then maually edit either developer or publisher with the horizontal
or vertical text.

Just a quick thought which location is a 'safe place' to avoid the metadata being over written on a system/theme update?

Thanks

Good afternoon, no one knows about this error and its solution. Thank you.

@dankcushions thanks. rebuilding bins.

@codywest81384 Please have a look here.

@Corykrist1 My advice is to stop posting messages of this type if you want help.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first
You have been repeatedly advised this by many posters offering to help.

@Nelbrenn Is you're router set up to give out dhcp addresses? You can check if the Pi has an ip address through the Retropie menu. It shouldn't start 169 as this is the default address it'll use if it can't get a dhcp.

@doctorstork This is correct. When you put the SD card in the Pi for the first time the root file system is automatically expanded to use the full size of the card. This is free space and can now be used for storage. Go into the terminal / command line and enter df -h this will show you how the card is being utilised.

@SkittleBrau79 great to hear! Thanks for updating the thread.

@AlexMurphy said in Problems Installing RetroPie:

@Necrosaro420 I hate to tell you but you don't have a Raspberry Pi2. It's a Pi1. Do you see where it says armv61? That means it is the single core chip installed. The 1 and zero are single core the 2 & 3 are quadcore. How many raspberries do you see on initial boot? If it is only one then you have a Pi1 or zero (a 2 or 3 would display 4 raspberries) and of course you would know if it is a zero due to the size...

Thanks for Amazon Prime same day ship, got the 3 in today. Everything works great. Thanks again.

@bassholio which n64 emulator?