@logic1208 said in RP4 Screen not centered:

when i try upload image. server error apears...

Use imgur.com and upload the images - they may be too large for the forum.

If you have a spare USB stick, put a bootable Linux system like Ubuntu on it, boot your PC from the stick, and transfer the files using its so-called "live system".

See https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows for instructions how to create the bootable stick in Windows, and https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/try-ubuntu-before-you-install how to boot your PC into its live system.

Background: The live Linux should be able to write to your Windows partitions out of the box, whereas Windows can't read the Linux file system on your RetroPie card without third party software.

As always, be sure to backup any important data on your PC drive(s) before doing something with your PC that you never did before! Although Ubuntu's live image is known to be safe for many years, accidents or user mistakes can always happen.

@mitu
ahhh u right
Thats a shame :\

Works like a charm

Thanks.

@SeraphisCain Thanks - there is a gamelist there, but the titles on it are not the ones affected by the issue. There are only a handful of titles and there's no metadata defined. A red herring, I'm afraid.

I appreciate your help, but I'm ready to give up. I don't think it's going to get worked out.

Thanks anyway.

I tried to do it. It's too fast ! When I define up / down / left / right, I've each time one key which is detected by another. For exemple : the hatari asks for up, I move up the joystick, it detects the up and quickly passes to down and also detect the up.... is this any file to configure from ssh ?

@gorrie06 full log here :

https://pastebin.com/ZeVUAU31

@mitu Yes i have the default file present.

@LucasFebatis I haven't tired it but I'm am soon, I wanted to play a few games back then, this is gonna be cool.

@diotialate said in Linux 4.19.970v71 noob:

As a post-mortem, it looks like everybody ignored my "recycle bin" question probably because it was "too stupid to ask," but I think answering the question would've connected the dots together.

For what it's worth, I didn't know 100% for sure the answer to this, although I had a good idea. A simple google search of "does linux have recycle bin" turned up a couple of easy fast answers. The answer is from a command line, no there isn't one. Many desktop distros do present a "trash" container that you do need to empty.

Please try to be patient while you are receiving free remote tech support like this. We want to help you succeed, but it is harder when we can't sit down at the console in person.

@ScoobyAA Slightly late reply. I have only just come back to this project. I finally have TwisterOS running well and Retropie does work. However, even using controller keymapping software I cannot use those controllers. This issue is clearly much deeper than just retropie because no software recognises the left and right arrow keys, unfortunately. I really appreciate all of the help from the forum though. Thanks!

@Boozina said in Cant install Pi4 images:

Used Images from Arcade Punks

We don't support 3rd party images. Use the Pi4 image from retropie.org.uk/download and it will work.

@ReadyPlayaWon said in .mu3 multidisc PSX does not work:

it needs to be .m3u ... not .mu3

I think that was just a typo, the screenshot shows the file as .m3u and the file is also listed in the EmulationStation's gamelist (so the extension is picked up).

@neogeo1981 - can you double check the extension of your .cd1/.cd2 files and make sure there's not a .cue present ? The OS might hide the extension and this might explain why they still show up in the list.

I've seen this on one of the megadrive/genesis emulators. The reports indicate it is related to the widgets that appear in the lower left corner during startup.

I've been able to get going by pressing hotkey + B to simply reset the game. Always seems to work the after that.

@melbmatt50 i did - both links are instructions for “headless” (no screen) set ups. you just need to plug your sd card into the pc you used to the write the image and create files in the /boot/ partition.

From what I see, Egg has the 4 control buttons mapped like this:

1 (RetroPad Dpad-Up) 3 (RetroPad B) 2 (RetroPad Dpad-Up) 4 (RetroPad X)

To re-map them to other buttons, you need to have to have something like this in the system's retroarch.cfg

input_remapping_directory = "/opt/retropie/configs/gameandwatch/" input_player1_up = "w" input_player1_down = "a" input_player1_b = "s" input_player1_x = "d" #include "/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg"

In the example above, I remapped all buttons to WASD on the keyboard and it seems to work fine. I think RetroPad L (left shoulder) and RetroPad R (right shoulder) are used for the Game A/Game B selection, if you wish to remap those.

Since this is a specific game config, you can add the input_... options in a special ROMNAME.cfg file next to the .mgw file and the input configuration will be automatically applied, only for that ROM - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#example-per-rom-override-retroarchcfg.

Please add more info about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Are you running RetroPie from the Raspbian desktop ?