@buzz Thanks for your answer and your update : https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2126
It will help users :)

I will backup my SD to try it.
But to understand fine, will you update all the SYSTEM from BIN ?
If i have some emulators or ES from SOURCE, will they be replace from BIN ? (After i must UPDATE them from SOURCE again)

Because you don't use RELEASE VERSION in RETROPIE-SETUP to update or not a PACKAGE. We can't know if we have the last one, or not ... and i think you can't know it too and you must force update to be sure?

Thermal glue is the answer to hold the heatsinks in place instead of just the paste. No one has yet designed a heatsink, that could be screwed to the RPi, but when that happens, then the thermal paste is the best solution.

I don't include gameboy on my pi because I got spoiled by the gbpocket shader used on the pc version of retroarch. People have tried to make an overlay that sorta looks like it, but it doesn't look anywhere near as good.

i didnt i am just basically looking through a on how to ...currently just getting the files and using etcher to transfer to SD card then to the next step :0)
was a mate that did it just trying to get my own head round it

@boneclaw Try another website for your roms (Google "roms" and use the first result). And NEVER open that exe. Most likely some form of malware.

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Late to the party apparently... ;)

@edmaul69 Thanks. I've tried pressing TAB a number of times but it doesn't bring up the menu the way Advance Mame does. I've brought up the keyboard by pressing F1 and when I press TAB, it does show the word "Configure", but that's as far as it goes.

@yahmez Can you please provide your shutdown script? Maybe this gives the kick ;)
@meleu I'm hunting down that rabbit - it's name is BASH

This would be amazing when complete, I used to love Zombie Infection on my old Sony Ericsson!

In fact, the library for this would be massive.

If anyone is interested in this type of art style please drop me an email and we might be able to help you.
17inclineroad@gmail.com 👍🏻

@remino just make sure you keep updated backups.

After switching to the official 2.5A power supply and getting myself a PiHut powered USB hub I had no problems with undervoltage (overclocked). n=1, but would recommend ;)

@mikozzz Sorry I don't know what these images look like. If they are system logos than it should be possible; but instead of using conversion tools probably you need to redraw them manually.

@hyruleslink I'd also be interested in that. :)

@ruckage hi! I had read this yesterday, and really attributed it mostly to the larger images you seemed to be using now. Larger images will take a lot longer to load and render, that's why the ES scraper has by default been set to resize them. I know the quality suffers quite a bit in consequence, alas.

I won't say that there hasn't been any particular change that may have affected this, to be sure, but my initial guy feeling would suggest it's related to the image size.

If you can test your previous builds with the new images, that can certainly be helpful for comparison.

I suppose the other factors can relate to media performance (SD card and/or USB drive performance) and overclocking, but I assume those are not the issue for the time being.

Another thing you could attempt is to, in your new build, install an older ES version (maybe even the one from your old build) on the side and run it to compare.

The binary should be in

/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/emulationstation

Copy that to a random temporary folder in your new system and run it from there

chmod +x emulationstation ./emulationstation

And see how it goes. Let us know.

Thanks!

The docs cover this scenario - take a look at https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Running-ROMs-from-a-USB-drive

@jonathanball man i absolutely love these icons. I hope i remember to download them tomorrow to use them.

Do others still have this with 4.3? I updated from 4.2.[something] (the version where Emulation Station's splash screen changed to black and Emulation Station gained support for video previews) on an RPi3, but still have this crash. I even rebuilt ES by source through the retropie_setup.sh interface.

I am using the selph scraper to fetch video previews, and as a part of that the "images" folder and the gamelist.xml file are now instde of each of the rom folders instead of under ~/.emulationstation. Has anyone else had this issue with the same situation? I might try nuking all of the scraped info to see if that improves stability.

@BuZz, is there a ticket out on this issue that we can follow?

@detron if you put doom 2, heretic, hexen, tnt and plutonia in there own folders in /roms/ports/ i believe it automates their configs.

@lipebello could you advice me when you update the theme with UI sounds?