@StoqnS14 We don't support this configuration and OS. Use either RaspiOS or the RetroPie image from https://retropie.org.uk/download and you'll not have issues.

Just to close the loop on this. I was unable to try the above solution as the controller had paired, but no security settings or configuration was allowed. When I tried to unpair the controller I couldn't. I assume I had messed up the settings trying fixes for this. I uninstalled retropie and reinstalled and it worked fine. Thanks for the help.

Although strange, I have only declared one controller in ES.
By this way, I have no more strange behaviour on some buttons. So it's better now.
Still have the controller 1 or 2 swapping in some emulators...
Try to manage with joystick-selection, but not sure it could handle this 100%, as name and reference are always the same.

@sleve_mcdichael

Hey. Figured it out. The answer was more or less staring me in the face.
In the "es_temporaryinput.cfg" there was a line for the hotkey, which I more or less copied.

<input name="hotkeyenable" type="button" id="8" value="1" /> <input name="x" type="button" id="0" value="1"/>

This is my solution. From what I've tested this hasn't messed up anything else even though it does share the
id="0" with one of the axis entries.

Thanks for the input. You can consider this topic "solved".

Yes, it has the wrong title, thank you for reporting. We'll fix this.

@sleve_mcdichael thanks. I mean maybe it's overkill but if I made a page detailing what systems are included in which themes have would there be much interest in that? Could just run an excel vba macro or something to read the folders.

Although it gets confusing as with the open nature of the themes I've found a version of showcase that retro arena used, they added in a few extra images to the theme to include Atomisware and Naomi. So I just added those images into the stock RetroPie version of showcase.

@mitu I did a small test. well I’m all confused. I swear you couldn’t change resolution in the raspi config anymore. Guess from the time I used the Kms driver from my last build. Well I went there and it allowed me to set a resolution and set the config.txt. Rebooted, but here’s the kicker. The hdmi port I was on, that booted to 1080p, now booted to a black screen acting as a second screen. And when I switched hdmi ports, to the one that ran at 4K 30hz, it was now displaying at 1080p. Still wondering why I was getting 1080p on the other port before. Guess at this point it doesn’t matter.

@llivingst I ran into a similar issue when I updated a year old build on my pi 4. It would get to emulation station, but went to a blank screen when going into a game. It think it was crashing cause I could not exit back to emulation station or my video feed was gone. I know a lot of kernel changes were made, so maybe you have a custom configuration that interferes with the new kernel. But Step one would be to try switching hdmi ports. I remember that being in the wrong port did that before. If not, you might have to reimage a new build. I changed all my custom configs from overclocks to KMS drivers switched back to and still no go.

@kevgal try updating from source the lr-vice package, the bug should be fixed.

@sleve_mcdichael said in lr-Duckstation disappear !!!????!!!:

~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/libretrocores/lr-duckstation.sh

i did the whole process, however this "extras" didnt appeared in Retropie Setup.

I´'m using RPI3

@mitu thanks you, I hope it will help.

P.S. seems like it helped, enabling v-sync doesn't causes sound issues anymore.

@geese-howard said in LR-FBNEO so slow to load/unload a game:

1.0.0.03 c8d75dc

This is not the latest commit, meaning you probably updated from binaries if you updated today, i recommend always updating from sources.

Also, i remember people mentioned having weird boot delays when using (8bitdo?) controllers in bluetooth mode, is that what you are using ?

@geese-howard said in LR-FBNEO so slow to load/unload a game:

Remap directory: "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/arcade/mame2003-plus"

?

@sleve_mcdichael Yeah, it's a bit strange. I'll try that later and let you know what happens. Thanks as always.

@NelloHD said in Error after Update setup Script:

I honestly don't understand where to check the version.

You can check the log file produced during the update, it should be one of the log files in $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/logs. Find the file (they're time-stamped) and you can view it with zless $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/logs/<filename>.gz

how do i restore?

You can checkout a specific - major - version with

cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup git checkout <version>

You can also rewind to a specific commit in time with

cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup git checkout <commit-id>

but you need to know the commit-id.

Is your Pi is not connected to the internet/network/WiFi ? You may try accessing it from your PC, as described in the File Shares page, this way you'll be able to find the file in question.
Try reconfiguring again your gamepad from EmulationStation, from the EmulationStation menu (accessible pressing the Start button), go to Configure Input and re-configure the gamepad. See if that changes anything when you start the game.

@mitu said in Cannot access the internet.:

@ignatius Then the problem is your Wi-Fi connection to the router. Assuming you get an IP address from it, check the Wi-Fi AP for any MAC based access rules or firewalls that might isolate/block your Pi.

First of all, sorry for the delay in replying. I had a brief hospital stint. I gave up on trying to resolve this. Instead, I just chrooted the Pi system, and installed everything that way. It's not exactly the best way to accomplish this, but it works.