Emulation Station SNES Controller/ Setup

[mitu]

@alwaysavocado Is your Pi connected to the network/internet ? Can you access the ROMs folder over File shares ?

[alwaysavocado]

I never set it up for Wifi. I always did the flash drive thing to transfer my files. What't the main screen called, like... Dos Promt, or something, I forget terminology, do I need to go there to reset something I wonder. Other emu's might be doing this , but SNES I use the most, and utilizing the start button more to get something going.

[mitu]

@alwaysavocado In the RetroPie system you have a File Manager entry. If you ever used Norton Commander (and it's numerous clones), you can use it to navigate the files and take a screenshot of the file I mentioned (well, its contents).

[alwaysavocado]

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[alwaysavocado]

[alwaysavocado]

It isn’t letting me click on these options

[mitu]

OK, so your retroarch.cfg is not altered. Try to re-configure you controller again. While doing so, skip the Hotkey assignment (long press A when asked to configure it), then choose 'Yes' when asked if you want to use Select as a Hotkey.
Re-test to see if your controller behaves better.

[alwaysavocado]

Thanks I’ll give it a shot! Is there another screen to do the controller configuration it does not give me a hot Key option on this screen

[mitu]

@alwaysavocado Your version is so old it probably before the Hotkey was introduced to the Input configuration, so Select is probably set automatically as Hotkey.

[alwaysavocado]

that is probably true I’ve never done any type of update and it is not on Wi-Fi is it easier to do an update with a flash stick USB style ?

[mitu]

@alwaysavocado Without an internet connection, it's not going to be possible to run an update. Besides, if you want to keep up to date, you should probably install a new image.

[alwaysavocado]

@mitu

True, its not too difficult. Maybe I'll just save all my files and redo everything fresh. Its been far too long.