Emulationstation not remembering controller settings

[mitu]

@Honda-Z50M The system reserves 5% of the available disk space to the root user, so if your partition is filled above 95%, the pi user would not be able to use the remaining space.

Cleanup some space so the pi user can write anything on the disk, or use tune2fs to remove the 5% reserved space - but make sure you understand the consequences.

[Honda Z50M]

Thanks for your reply,

I tried deleting games (aprox 2GB) with no change and also expanded file system with no change.

Tom

[mitu]

@Honda-Z50M What do you mean 'expanded the filesystem' ?
Can you run the 2 commands below and post the output:

df -h
dumpe2fs /dev/mmcblk0p2

[Honda Z50M]

@mitu ok thanks I'll try later this evening and get back to you.

Tom

[Honda Z50M]

Screen shot attached

[mitu]

@Honda-Z50M Your / partition, where all the data resides, is at 100% - you have 0% usable disk space. Unless you free up some space - deleting roms or something else that's sizeable - you'll continue to have problems.

[Honda Z50M]

Previosuly Tried deleting roms (2GB) and that didn't work.

[mitu]

@Honda-Z50M Well, it seems I overlooked one portion of the screenshot that says 3rd Party Super Display Image. We don't support 3rd party images, you should ask the author of the image for advice.

[Honda Z50M]

Tries that as well and he said same thing delete roms.

I'll delete again and re-run the command and come back with another screen shot shortly

[Honda Z50M]

dev/root still at 100%

[thestarglider]

@Honda-Z50M I don't think you're gonna get much help here now, now that the site knows you're using a third party image.