@mitu I think it's from the limited specs of the Pi Zero. I was actually really surprised that both CD based systems even worked on a Pi Zero in the first place. Somebody told me that they tried CHD files for both emulators on a Pi Zero and the Sega CD didn't perform well. Essentially a CHD File is a modified 7zip archive, so I'm not really surprised. I will eventually test it myself and update this thread when I know.

@fnkngrv URL ?

@dankcushions Here's my pastebin:

https://pastebin.com/NR8ixXeM

If anybody sees anything interesting in there please let me know. I can't figure anything out in this file sadly.

I don't know if it's of any interest but I plugged in my USB pendrive, ran RetroPie, hit F4 to exit EmuStation, ran the command dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.txt, ran emulationstation, played a PSX game which froze pretty much instantly, exited the game, took the file via WinSCP and there it is.

@mitu
That was it. Thanks a lot.

@mitu

Just deleting the ps3 drivers was enough to stop the notice and let me exit the menu without disconnecting the dualshock4. Thanks so much!

@mitu I'll work on it tomorrow after work. Thanks a bunch for your input mitu. Means a lot to me. I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks a bunch.

I guess the fbi (image viewer) used to display the .png file does not support transparency ?

Ahh ok, that makes sense. It seems it defaults to a gray background. I wonder if there's a way to either have it default to a black background OR make the side bezels match the gray background i'm getting from the .png

Ok I was missing the neogeo.zip bios from the rom folder, now eerything works grate

@dankcushions Somehow Mame4All gives me the best picture in my CRT monitor...
That´s the main reason try to run this single game in Mame4All.

@emclinux thankyou I will give that a try tonight

@alexp You can avoid all this by flashing the ipac2 to gamepad enabled firmware 1.39 and setting the buttons as Gamepad buttons. Both sides work and it is 1000x easier. ES configures everything easily, no extra cfgs needed.

Use this guide, but use the ipac2 instead of the miniipac.

https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/47100-how-to-xtension-arcade-emulator-edition-controller-as-dual-gamepads/

I'm starting to think that the issue is with the mame2010 driver in libretro.
The inputs in other libretto emulators are not problematic (e.g. street fighter in Super Nintendo works fine with all buttons)... but many of the street fighter II sets in mame2010 have issues with second player buttons.

Something for the libretro people to fix I think.

Ok here's a driver for it that seems to work so far from another reddit user
https://github.com/JoostvdB94/ShanWanTwin_2-4Ghz_Linux

@hurricanefan

Trust me I tried all of that, wouldn't work at all. Worked fine for me before retropie was updated but not since. I've put them in the splashscreens folder in supplementary and works perfectly now

You gem.
Cheers all sorted

Looks like this issue has been discussed before.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17400/changed-button-numbers-on-ps3-controller-on-stretch-4-4-image

ok thanks, fool me i already known that video but i overlooked the save states parts!!

@dudleydes said in Sensible World of Soccer:

@dirty_monkee This issue may be of interest regarding the “Volume DH0 is write protected” error.

The best chance of success is to use RetroPlay's WHDLoads as this is what the Amiberry WHDLoad Booter has been designed for. The name of the WHDLoad I am using for SWOS is SensibleWorldOfSoccer9697_v1.7_0842.lha.

I wouldn't recommend using floppies - check the page for Loading from Disks (ADF) at the Amiberry wiki.

@dudleydes
AMAZING!

It seemed using the correct .lha file did the trick!

Thank you a million times.