Emulationstation won't start, fresh install
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@mitu Thanks, I just tried it out, but with the same result as above. =/
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@mitu I don’t want to annoy you, but do you have another idea? Exept for recalbox^^
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GPi CASE 2 display patch, have files for RecalBox, Batocera, RetroPie. Are you sure you install the correct one for the RetroPie?
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@windg The .zip-file says "GPiCase2Wpatch_retropie+zero2.zip". So there is no other available for retropie..
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Yes, there's just one
config.txt, which I don't think it works for RetroPie. -
@mitu but shouldn’t more people be with exactly this problem? because they use the given image?
What shall i change in that config.txt? where do i get another config? -
@sheeep said in Emulationstation won't start, fresh install:
@mitu but shouldn’t more people be with exactly this problem? because they use the given image?
I don't know, I'm not familiar with the RetroFlag's case configurations. You can probably just pick a few lines from their
config.txtto add to the default (from the image) configuration file, but since I can't test, I'm not sure what/if will work. -
No i found a solution for my issue:
in raspi-config run the setup for the GL drivers. After a reboot emulationstaion was able to run.
BUT: The welcome screen show "No gamepads detected" and i cant use any button there. So now i dont know how to solve this... anyone can help here please?
Edit: I know that the gamepad is alright on the hardware side because I recently tried it with recalbox.
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@sheeep said in Emulationstation won't start, fresh install:
Edit: I know that the gamepad is alright on the hardware side because I recently tried it with recalbox.
If the hardware side seems to be fine, then it means the software is not working - doesn't the gamepad on the case need a driver to work ? Maybe it needs an additional driver package or configuration.
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@mitu Yes a good thought. But that means that all the retropie images i got on my different SD cards seemed to be damaged. Damn, the last GPi handheld ran perfectly with retropie. Thank you.
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@mitu Omg, shame on me. All the time i used the wrong patch for my GPi Case. Instead of GPi Case 2 Patch i used GPi Case 2W Patch.
I installed the correct patch and retropie boot as it should and works immediately. Thank you for the help anyway...
And sorry for double post^^
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