I believe it was 4.5.14

The reason I was trying to install Retropie as an app over installing as a stand-alone is that I wanted the flexibility to switch back and forth. I thought it was a clean option as opposed to running multiple Pi's or having multiple SD cards kicking around to keep track of.

edit: also thank you for splitting this out.

@sirhenrythe5th said in Amiberry screen position:

Done, works great!
Thanks again for supoort @davidgrohl

Great! I’m glad it helps.

Finally i get rid of save/load state functionality. i change the following:

1- This is for the gamepad.

From/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads
i remove the lines for save/load states.

2- This is for the keybord.

From /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg
i change the lines from

# input_save_state = f2
# input_load_state = f4
to
input_save_state = f22
input_load_state = f44

3- This is to hide save/load state option, in rgui quick menu.

i add to the/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

the line quick_menu_show_save_load_state = "false"

Got it solved.
I outsourced the config-files to "/home/AMIBERRY Inputs".
Now everything works, i learned that retroarch seems to browse also the subfolders within "opt/retropie/configs/all/autoconfig/" ;)

Which file, exactly ?

I downloaded the Pi2/3 from retropie.org.uk/download and the MD5 checksum of the .gz compressed image is identical to the one published on the page (eb62ee88bf890e6d9ac9164bcb3e4a23).

You'd need to modify /etc/samba/smb.conf and add the folder you want to share, with a similar set of configuration options as the other RetroPie share

[...] [pi-home] comment = pi-home path = "/home/pi/" writeable = yes guest ok = yes create mask = 0644 directory mask = 0755

The easiest way would be to enable SSH and use WinSCP to see the files on the RetroPie system, you'll have access to the entire filesystem.

@NewAgeRipper Never mind. I just realized this is for a wired controller.

@Tango Another thing you can do to cleanly shut down your system if it's too stuck to get back to the command line is SSH into your pi and run the command sudo shutdownThere are a lot of apps and programs for SSHing in. One example is JuiceSSH for Android. There are times it can be too frozen to even allow an SSH tunnel, but other times it's the only way to get a clean shut down. Just know that sudo shutdown "schedules" a shutdown a few minutes out, so if you use this method wait a few minutes to see the shut down actually commence.

I went through config files and even used the rp-dist in /opt/retropie/configs/mame-libretro to replace the modified one in the retroarch.cfg in that directory. Still no luck.

But I've come upon a frustrating issue that does not seem to fit in with the situation. It's so different from what I'm dealing with, I started a new thread and went into long and careful detail of what I did and what's going on. It's here.

Ah, so it's not the RetroPie system that you cannot see, it's the EmulationStation menu. Did you, by any chance, switched EmulationStation to Kid mode ?

@mitu Ah I see.. I was always getting confused when I looked at cfg files and saw the # lines, just cos they looked nothing like technical instruction/code to me 😊. Glad I cleared that up...

So for my own reference I could put a # line in saying here are my latest attempts at the control inputs THEN after after that start that actual control inputs (WITHOUT #)?

@hawkes_84 No problem, glad you got it sorted. Yeah, a you can see there is no single best solution for ZX, but Retroarch offers lots of ways to deal with it. And you figured out why Q & W don't work, congrats, this has annoyed me to no end back in the day.

@Yefet said in How to cheat PSP games on retropie?:

. When I press on import from cheat.db and press a it exit and doesn't import.

That works for me - make sure you have the correct path and file name:

pi@retropie $ ls /opt/retropie/configs/psp/PSP/Cheats cheat.db ULUS10277.ini

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@Darksavior

That makes total sense then.

Fantastic! Thank you to both of you for your responses.

AARM is a great tool! Exactly what I was looking for.

I've not tested on my odroid xu for some weeks. May be a recent change broke something. I'll check when I next get a chance.

May be a retroarch issue.. you could try rolling back the RetroPie-Setup script and building the previous version. I don't have time now however to give instructions to do this sorry.

@saitoh00 not unless upstream adds support for gles on Kms or we launch it via X (not tested - requires different compile flags).

You can check the existing tickets on their bug tracker. https://github.com/mickelson/attract/issues

We don't develop/maintain everything included in RetroPie.

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

@mitu Thank you- now my afternoon has a purpose!