Well finaly i got to putting om my new powerblock after putting in the script code it seemd like it went the same way as the previous version with the rebooting and all.

I removed the powerblock went in to the retropie setup and updated the installation script, then went to the drivers and installed the powerblock from there.

After a reboot it works like a charm now.

Thanks Florian

Retropie rocks !!

@Cerealkiller You are asking for support with an illegal 3rd Party image. You are also posting links to the illegal 3rd party image which is in breach of the forum rules which you agreed to read when you signed up. For support with your image, you should consult the creator of it. Nobody on here will know anything about it. I looked at the page you downloaded it from and there are hundreds of comments. Many posters have commented that their controllers do not work. Dr Maxwell claims that he has "taken the best of the best" and made it better. Seems not to be the case. My advice is to use the correct image from this website and start again.

@fourteencoast

You should read this first because we would need more information before we could actually help you:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Also have a look at this thread and maybe it will help you:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3120/problems-with-dreamcast-and-ps3-wired-controller/2

I still have a question related to this topic.

My workaround works, but it requires a reboot of my RPi which is not very convenient - does anybody know a way of disabling a CPU core online? On non-ARM CPUs it is possible by echo'ing "0" to /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuX/online, but here it won't work.

Thanks.

Thanks for the reply..

Since posting have solved my own problem and have the game working.

I was using a USB stick for my roms,

When I first started my retropie I was using incompatible rom sets, as I deleted them and replaced them with newer rom sets I feel maybe the SD card was re-copying the old wjammers rom file rather than replacing it with the newer and correct file

Frustrating...! But I hope this helps someone,

if anyone could shed some light on how to stop SD card re-copying unwanted files onto USB Would be much appreciated

Joe

@redlv mark your topic as solved then.

@goldenhoof Do you mean a button to exit jzIntv? If so, then the following thread may be useful: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7656/mapping-a-quit-button-to-a-gamepad-on-jzintv

Be sure to check the Docs for jzIntv on using keyboad hack files:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Intellivision/
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Mapping-a-Controller-for-Intellivision/

you can mark threads topics as "solved" under topic tools btw. I will do that now.

Works also on my end. Thank you!

Please try this. It just links from /home/pi/retropie/roms to your USB drive /media/usb/roms

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2582/can-my-usb-device-have-data-on-it-already/5

Please create ROMS folder on USB, fill your ROMS according to your systems.

PSX games are located to /media/usb/roms/psx and so on....

PS: The systems are not deleted. On your first attempt you seem to miss the correct configuration and so RetroPie can not find any ROMs and so no EMU-system is displayed. There is really nothing "deleted".

@hannaman some ports require manual configuration. Most things are documented on the wiki - see https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/First-Installation for a fresh install.

I recommend doing that, as I have no idea what state you have bought the software in.

"Note for eBay: No copyright material is contained on this item. All software supplied is open source and free of copyright. " Yeah - sure!

@Warshi This puzzled me for a long while as well! Where are those games!? I'm glad you mentioned this here.

Strangely, I have updated to 4.0.2 without any issues. All hot keys with Select button worked like a charm as before. How luckily I am!

@Patl Thanks!