Hi everyone, thanks for the answers, I formated the sd card and reinstalled RetroPie and the problem has not happened again... I think something went wrong when I installed several themes or updated the software. If it happens again I will copy the logs but now everything is allright.

I guess it was not a good idea to test all themes with the first model of raspberry, I'm considering upgrading to a better hardware...

Thanks :)

@ebtalk nm it was answered already

@hansolo77 said in Remap Controls in Atari800 emulator?:

I figure somebody will chime in and say using the xboxdrv would work too.

... I just came in here to get warm.

@BuZz FYI I've used pi model B+

@dankcushions thanks what is the RAM value txt for the config.txt file edit pls.

@hansolo77
I would bet money that you have somewhere a broken (empty?) gamelist.xml.
Try to delete all instances of gamelist.xml on your system.
Or you could try to ES manually using parameter "--debug", then you should see the full path of the gamelist.xml ES is trying to read.

@h3r3tic
I just tested Streets of Rage 2 with lr-picodrive over LAN and played until the 2nd stage and it ran very smoothly. No sync issues or little half second pauses. Much better experience than lr-snes9x2010!

@johnodon had it been something else no-one could advise as you provided no information on what failed etc.

Damn, i need to say sorry. It was my mistake. I had a wrong remember on the games.
Now i tried Sonic Chaos and it was working fine.

I tried the other games on a windows emu and it was also not working --> So it was my mistake.

Sorry for the Thread.

@point7 You're not providing enough information for us to help you.

Read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Also, post your /dev/shm/runcommand.log after attempting to launch a game.

@enderandrew said in Splashcreen video and boot texts:

Out of curiosity what is your beautiful boot video?

a modiefied version of this, with sfx and BGM

@markyh444 said in Splashcreen video and boot texts:

@DuckSalmon It depends on the boot process too, and if you've got devices connected. Try it with no peripherals attached,and see if one of them is slowing it down.

thanks for the info
now is pretty good

Thank you @herb_fargus Great support and feedback. Appreciated.

I've installed RetroPie on a Linux x86 on Dec-15-2016 and noticed that the hotkeys to exit emulator/menu are working like before.

Maybe if you update RetroArch from source it'll work for you guys too. ;-)

Cheers.

i think i also have this issue! any help?

@paradadf Thanks for the heads up that worked great and was very easy to use.

Great thanks for good feedback, and I really liked the video there @Shakz.

I actually got out and bought a better power supply and got rid of the yellow lightning bolt after I read your answers, however I couldn't find one that hosted a USB port rather than a fixed cable with a Micro USB-interface. I have now done a quick-and-dirty attachment of it to the PiNES but I'll try to find a better solution to be able to connect the power via a USB B cable since that will be better for transportation and general look overall.

However thanks again, I feel the subject is closed and I'll just have to find the proper gadget to handle it. :)

All the best,

/Hravnkel

:O) !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Many thanks for the info, I thought it might be that. Getting the system roms proved to be a bit of a sod. First ones kept giving me 'drive errors', but I came across a fuse package on Aminet and got the correct system roms from there. Watching 'Weed' right now... looks brilliant running on the big screen.

Thanks very much.

I am on pi zero and updated from 4.0.3 to the latest 4.1.5

at least I tried to. (with "update all packages").

I believe even the 1b can run RetroPie and emulate older systems. The 3b can emulate the Dreamcast, the N64, the PS1, the PSP, etc. to an extent. But you wouldn't be able to emulate those systems on the 1b.