Thanks. That fixed it.

@chip

As long as you stick to systems that use a directional pad and two buttons or less, you shouldn't have any problems whatsoever. Fortunately you have a pretty big variety there with nes, sms, pcengine, gameboy/color, gamegear, ngpc and just about every atari option, as well as a pretty big selection of arcade titles.

@Atomize It's impossible to assist without the information requested in:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

cable extensions wont draw any additional power

You should definitely try the Duplicate Files Deleter Program

Here's a list off all games that support FM sound:
http://segaretro.org/FM_Sound_Unit

I think it depends on which scraper you use. The build in scraper doesn't care about countrys when using thegamesdb as source (because thegamesdb doesn't have multiple variations of covers).
Universal XML Scraper has that feature but i believe it depends on a setting in the tool what cover to scrape and not the filename. In UXS you can also select if you want plain gamenames or have (USA) etc included.
And i have no idea what sselphs can do.

Thanks for the reply. I just tried with a second controller, but while the SteelSeries controller is connected it seems to affect all other inputs. I can't seem to control anything until I disconnect the SteelSeries one.

The only controllers that I have been able to get working are the keyboard, and a wired controller. My goal was to get a pair of bluetooth controllers working, I just haven't had much luck yet.

Can you post commands used to mount external USB HDD. I'm running roms off usb and made folder structure on USB. /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/atari2600/images but retropie doesn't use them. So I assume it must be that I didn't mount it.

thank you, I will do that! I appreciate your response.

Mounting manually to:
"sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/usb" (instead of usb0)
and restarting emulationstation doesn't trigger USB ROM Service as well.

Also checked other pen drive. Same issue. Checked same raspberry pi with other OS on other card (OSMC). No issue. It's strictly Retropie OS issue!

Thanks for the help guys! I ran the df -h and it looks like I have 27 gigs left if im reading it correctly and moving the games over by usb drive worked like a charm.

Had the exact same issues.
Tried switching my keyboard settings. Tried the WiFikey.txt file. Tried switching to a higher power power supply. All to no avail.
Also flashed raspbian to my 'Zero W'... Same problems "no network adapters found". What started to ring bells was that also the Bluetooth adapter wasn't found.

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Thanks for sending me the wrong thing www.kiwi-electronics.nl
FML, that was one perfectly good Friday eve wasted. ;)

@makaveeti glad you got it sorted :)

did anyone ever provide some type of response to this or has anything been identified?

@edmaul69 Any work-around?

@arkive thanks. Good to hear that is not a general problem. I ask for a new one.

I uncommented it and set the rights as you advised:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cat /etc/rc.local

#!/bin/sh -e # # rc.local # # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel. # Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other # value on error. # # In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution # bits. # # By default this script does nothing. #hciconfig hci0 up #hciconfig hci0 pscan "/opt/retropie/supplementary/retropie-manager/rpmanager.sh" --start --user pi 2>&1 > /dev/shm/rpmanager.log & exit 0 Result: pi@raspberrypi:~ $ /opt/retropie/supplementary/retropie-manager/rpmanager.sh --isrunning RetroPie-Manager is not running Sad.....

@pjft said in Adding RetroFE: emulator launches behind the front-end:

@phulshof Sounds good.

Can you manage your way around the ES code?

What you're looking for may start on the Window class (init and deinit functions). I imagine it'll then go to the Renderer code as well, but that's probably the best place to start. :)

Yes, thanks, that's no problem. :) I'm used to searching through large amounts of code, and ES is well structured, so it wasn't too hard. My main problem is the enormous amount of textures RetroFE leaves on the stack, so I have to unload it all, and then reload it when the game returns. I'm not yet sure what impact that will have on performance.