"This grid screen" … is there a picture meant to be? Because I don't see one.

However, please provide the information that is requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@naddel81 Portability comes with many compromises, performance is one of the most prominent.

@grant2258 thanks, i will try it.

I use to set bios roms as “hidden” (you can do this in that page containing each file info: name, producer, cover path, year of release, and so on...)
you will still see hidden files in “normal” use, so I switch to kiosk mode (where hidden files are not shown)
when have to do some modification or trick, I easy switch back to “normal” mode by a short controller combo password (default is up up down down left right left right A B) and then when done switch back again to kiosk mode.
this way everything works great, and I am also sure that casual users (friends, or my kids too) can’t mess up with my system (kiosk mode disables almost all configuration switch and options)

@albecacif great to hear! thanks for testing and confirming the patch is working for you.

Cool! Just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing the boat on how I could modify controls, etc.

Thanks

did this get resolved? I have a slight stutter as well on the newest 4.4.4 clean retropie install:

@jakejm79 i believe your neogeo colour coordination thing would at least work in fbalpha and my suggested layout thanks to the ‘game pad’ neogeo control layout core option.

@Speerdo said in Mouse Not Detected By Games:

Post links to Download Sites and/or BIOS/ROMS/Game Images (including mentioning places to download from)

Feels to me like the image you linked probably included some, or i have no fucking idea why you would download it instead of the official image.

Ok, I seem to have figured this out by installing WinSCP, navigating to the files listed in the error messages, deleting them, and then running the scraper to regenerate the files. Now to sort out the bluetooth issue....

@SpudsMcToole said in What runs Viper Phase 1 (arcade)?:

@gomisensei I've got three versions of AdvMAME installed - normal, 0.94 and 1.4 - and none of them will run it, just crash back to the ES menu. Which one are you running it on?

just the lastest base advmame, uses a different romset than the ones mame2010 uses, tho...

@naddel81 It's already been reported upstream (Raspbian).

Change your Emulation Station theme to Carbon, and/or cut way back on your collections.

Had the same issue, took me a day to figure out

@Dben91 said in Mounting only pulling atari emulators / roms HALP :{:

@mitu How would it pull the atari systems but nothing else?

What happens when you rename your atari (2600 I guess?) folder on the thumbdrive to something else, e.g. atari2600.test? Does it still show up or does another system appear instead?

Does the option "Parse Gamelists Only" in Emulation Station's Main Menu > Other Options change anything? (The latter only applies if you generated gamelist.xml files for your roms.)

And please excuse me, but are you really sure that the other systems are on the thumbdrive? Can you show us a listing of the roms folder on the thumbdrive?

edit: And please post the information that @mitu requested in the post above your last post.

@mitu Sorry for the long delay, I had no computer or Pi with me for the last days.
I returned home and did another update right now and was successful :-/
Dunno, maybe something was fixed with the last one.

Thank you for your help.

I used the automatic way of doing it by just making the retropie-mount folder in the root of the drive and plugging it in to the pi and just let it do its thing.

Thanks.