@Brunnis I ended up just reflashing with the stable release, and loading old saves. Now I'm having an issue with one game(Azure Dreams) on psx, where when I goto the save card selection screen it and choose slot 1 it hangs. The spinning save card graphic plays, but it accepts no input other than opening the retroArch gui, or hard stopping the game. I'll try some things to see if i can get it working, but it's been frustrating to say the least.

I had the same issue, found it was to do with my virus checker taking control of allowable "apps" in Windows 10, got round it by disabling virus checker (McAfee), when hooking up to my pi.
you might also want to check the Windows firewall.

@psyke83
Updated to version 4.6.1, and sixaxis is working like a charm!!!
Thank you. =)

@mitu Thank you!!

@mitu Sorry for the late reply, gave both of these a shot and it still displayed a black screen on the RaspiConfig

I also just tried group 63 for 1080P with 120HZ and got the same result

Got it sorted! Phew.

Had to go back into the retrogame.cfg file and tell it that pin 16 was 'w' and pin 26 was 'q'. I had them set as space and enter and even though i had done configuration in emulation station, they stayed as start and enter in the actual game.....

you know what i did. i just did a fresh install - retropie 4.6 image. thanks for all the info and help, but a fresh install isnt that hard, it takes a couple of hours and then everything is working fine. also, the time and effort needed to upgrade the whole lot with all side complications possible - and having to resolve them -, that would perhaps take longer than just simply imaging the whole sd card to a disk image (.img) then flash it with retropie 4.6 and then mount the .img and return the whole lot to its folders.

@mitu thanks for your help I’ll look in to it . I’ll let you know how I get on .

@malingjc check content of your rc.local please. Can you post content of this file to pastebin.com please?

@Dopy25 said in How To Apply Raphnet Kernel Patch To Fix "Northwest" Drift:

I know the last comment on this was over a year ago, but I am having issues applying these patches. Has there been any update to this process?

I am having the exact same issue as @Dhrystone from above. Second patch fails at 1 out of 1 hunk, 3rd patch at 2 out of 4 hunks. I tried repeating the whole process, and even proceeding anyway, but the patch still does not apply, and without the second (and third?) the only difference is that now emulation station is constantly scrolling.

I know this is a serious Necro, but I'd rather not lose all the progress on the thread.

I'm seeing the same issue here as @Dhrystone and @Dopy25.

Is anyone with a bit more kernel compilation experience able to offer some advice here?

@rayvearn always better out that in specially when you stuck with this lockdown!

@mitu not until now, let's see if it works!

@pojr Cool, glad you got it! I meant to mention that one as well as I has tried it, but it didn't fix
the issue for me.

@sarahsen said in Retropie 4.6 real cd-rom support:

If anyone’s interested, I can post the whole procedure.

Sure, that would be interesting. Thanks.

There's little info here, but if the controller is not detected at all (even in EmulationStation), maybe there's something wrong with the controllers or the USB ports on the Pi. Do they get detected when plugged in a windows PC ?

Thanks for providing the log file. I don't notice anything different between the 2 runs, so it's not something related to a configuration.
Try removing pulseaudio completely then reboot the system, this might get rid of any PA interference.

I've had this problem recently with Legend of Mana for psx. It was the controller type that was set to analog, but the game refused to work until I changed it back to standard and restarted it. Some cores/games are a bit finicky with analog controllers and how they're configured, in my experience. Try messing with that option to see if solves you problem.