Gamepad buttons stop working in retropie-setup 4.2.12

psyke83

@darksavior said in Gamepad buttons stop working in retropie-setup 4.2.12:

@psyke83 bit offtopic, but I want to try your gamecon fix if you can provide the instructions. I've been stuck on 4.4 kernel because of that.

See this topic: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11925/gamecon_gpio_rpi-1-2-1-kernel-4-9-build-fix

Please be sure to give feedback in that topic, and keep in mind that I could only verify that the module builds, but not that it actually works.

@thewinterdojer said in Gamepad buttons stop working in retropie-setup 4.2.12:

@mrpotato Should I wait to update anything until the patch is accepted? I have iBuffalo controllers as well and I'm guessing whatever happened will break them by updating?

The patch is already merged, so feel free to update right now (making sure to do the hard reset beforehand, if necessary, as I mentioned in my prior post).

theWinterDojer

@psyke83 Okay thanks, will performing the hard reset change any other settings or configs I should worry about?

psyke83

@thewinterdojer said in Gamepad buttons stop working in retropie-setup 4.2.12:

@psyke83 Okay thanks, will performing the hard reset change any other settings or configs I should worry about?

I don't know what you've done. Generally speaking, RetroPie-Setup should always be free from local changes in order for the script to successfully update itself. If you're not manually changing stuff, then it's likely that you can reset it without worrying.

You only need to do it for certain if you tried those "git revert" commands I suggested in earlier posts.

MrPotato

@psyke83 said in Gamepad buttons stop working in retropie-setup 4.2.12:

The patch is already merged

Sweet. I'll try to give it a whirl a little later today.

MrPotato

Works like a champ!

edmaul69

@psyke83 i had it working but i get that same error trying to update retropie-setup now. And if i try to do the revert as both pi and root user it gives me that same error. @meleu had me remove and reinstall joy2key and sadly that no longer works now either.

edmaul69

@psyke83 nevermind. running "git reset --hard origin/master" fixed it. thank you

BuZz

@edmaul69 if you ran it as root you may have now messed up your RetroPie-Setup permissions. You should chown the folder recursively to pi user to avoid issues.

edmaul69

@buzz will do. I was able to update retropie-setup and core programs and it fixed the joy2key when i updated retropie-setup, so it appears to be ok. But i will definitely do it right now to be safe. Thank you.

EvilDindon

Ok so the bug is fixed in 4.12.13 ?

obsidianspider

I updated to 4.2.13 (8094863) this morning and the problem appears to be resolved.