@nicshoe18 I guess you could reinstall the runcommand package and try again.

@tiesel Ich habe es immer so gemacht, dass ich das "Configure Input" Menü geöffnet habe und somit den Controller nochmal neu eingestellt habe. Dort siehst du das z.B. A Button 3 oder so ähnlich ist. Diese Informationen schreibst du dir irgendwo hin und Stellst dass dann in der Config um.

@mitu said in DB9/Gamecon installation error:

I don't, didn't work with Berryboot, only normal images.

Thanks for the help, I'll look for a way to convert an image.

So I went ahead and backed up and reformatted the card I have. Reset things to read from memory and played all the way through an arcade game with no issues. Whatever was causing it was in the original image. Some type of setting or something. Going to gradually set it back up the way it was while coming back to test after every change to see if I can find it. I'll report back

thanks !, yes I mean emulationstation

@devin_205 Do you have an USB stick you can use for the transfer? Then use the USB method described in the link @isrnick gave you. It should be the easiest way if you have problems transferring roms over the network.

it says cant upload a psx rom

Please describe exactly what you did and give us the exact error message(s).

The SNES ones also allow for a mouse, I think you need to set it up in the controls tab though. I've used it for Mario Paint.

@pjft and to complete this ... I have collections that are named "RetroAchievements" and "RA - Battle Bugs". The Battle Bugs is for challenging games or for the Monthly Random Game introduced here (Currently Mario RPG).

These collections in combination with a small script Automated Switchable RetroAchievements make an automatic connect/disconnect to the RA server possible ;)

So you all see custom collections is a milestone in the ES development. Thank you pjft :D

Im an idiot lol on pc fceux it needs gamename.nes.ips on fceumm it only needs gamename.ips

So, I’ve really tried everything to make this thing work. Nothings working. Possible defective pi board. Luckily, they are letting me return it. I’m doing what I should have done in the first place. I’m upgrading to a pi 3 and scrapping the whole pi zero in an old nes cart. Hopefully this will work better. Fingers crossed!

So like I said the PS4 lets me move around in EmuStation just fine, no issues with buttons etc. If I launch Retroarch GUI, the PS4 can't move around in it at all. I have to restart the system to get out of it.

I got this response from the maintainer:

"We dont support analog sticks as buttons. Joy left right are default. And ps3 has two analogue sticks. Movement works differently in game and in menus.

Use a XBOX360 one or a NES USB.

New updated version will arise soon."

You want to rename the roms to remove region, or remove the roms that are not of your region ?
The first is basically not possible, because you can't have 2 files with the same name in the same directory :) You may batch rename them if you want, but can't simply remove the region.
The second options is also feasible, but we would need more informations.

Anyway, @BobHarris suggestion or scapping is the best way IMHO.

I think MGS uses all 8 buttons and yours has six right?

Edit : I looked at a picture and it seems you have enough buttons on there.

@mitu thanks for the tip! Its definitely useful info if there will be some problems with positioning image on screen, Ill save this video for later use.
Actually I found another solution for the problem:
before the game starts there is a grey info box, you can push some button and then enter a menu with additional setting. From there you can enter default video resolution submenu and play a little with setting that are stored there. I managed to fit image to the screen at 800x600 4:3 setting. It works with both psx and snes emulation. Maybe this info also would be usefull for someone.
Thank again and good luck!