@desk87 said in Autostart to ES:

By editing the code manually and forcing the correct branch to be found I was able to have the pi start emulationstation automatically.

Do you recall what was modified?

Please don't double post - I've merged both your topics.

Regarding your issue - still waiting for the picture you promised and the info requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@grazzii said in Trouble installing Mupen64 core:

Would installing the 32Bit system give better performance results in your opinion?

No, but it will consume less memory for the same tasks. You can stick with 64bit, but if you intend to use it also as a desktop computer then memory size may become an issue (regardless of the 32bit/64bit choice).

@ShadowOfArnor I just noticed that it said "unsupported archive." This runs on Amiga Forever. Is there something I'm doing wrong that makes these games not work?

Use raspi-config to change the Hostname of one of the Pi systems. You can do it from System Options -> Hostname.

@Isolved: the solution of the problem was throw away 2.4 dongle and connect gamepad through standard pi Bluetooth - work fine

Thanks for (re-)testing.

Will do some more detailed testing, but assume this is fine now. Any idea why the change did not apply to the binary?

Probably wasn't rebuilt after the change or something else occured during the binary build which didn't update it. We're looking into it.

And is there a place I can toss a coin for coffee or similar for the support? 😉

See the bottom of the forum pages for the donation link.

@mitu said in PieMarquee2 compiled for a Pi5 or source available?:

maybe it can be adapted to work with EmulationStation's scripting system ?

Unfortunately the PieMarquee2 scripts relies on omxiv (depreciated and not compatible with arm64) to place the image on the second display. fbi doesn't seem to be a good replacement and I haven't found a way to make cvlc display to a specific hdmi port.

if I find an app or you know of one I'd love rework the scripts to get my 64bit P5s marquee going.

@drog1998 I use an Arduino Leonardo (Atmega32 chip) to connect an Amiga keyboard to my Raspberry PI. It works very well, no bug at all. I never have to unplug and replug for instance. I use it with every emulator of computers.

I use a self-powered hub to connect it to my Raspberry Pi 4 (actually, every USB thing is connected to this self-powered USB hub in my configuration).

@mitu sorry topic. freudian slip.

@Qiset I didn't like the way that model information was presented to me so I did some checking.
Your first assessment is correct, I think. The model B is not a model 2 even though it has a rev 2 listed. Time to do a head slap.