Does it work on a RasPI OS image ? What instructions did you use to install/configure the display ?

@blacklight19 You can use SSH to connect over the network to the system.

@mitu

Thank you SOOOO much. You're amazing! :-D

@davidpearl not bad... basic and works for what you need

Hi,

I have followed much of the same process as on here, I have up/down/left/right/a/b/x/y all working ok.

Start and select don't work however. In the config file I have the following:

SELECT 6 # 'Select button'
START 16 # 'Start button'

I noticed in the list of commands does not include 'start' and 'select' (i looked at the kerTable. file referred to on adafruit tutorial) so maybe it should be SPACE and ENTER, I tried this but still does not work in emulationstation or when playing a game.

Any ideas?

I am just using arcade buttons and a joystick.

Just to check, does the part after the # matter? I thought this was just a reference in the code to the person reading it so they knew what that button/PIN did.

@bassman6805 @emitjans
Please, use a recent web browser like Edge or Firefox to have the better user experience on my web site :),

I am going to put it in a NES advantage, and the two player switch "might" be used for power ON/OFF instead.

@herb_fargus OK. Got it. No emulators we're installed.

Cheers

It's working!

I reapplied the Raphnet kernel patch. The CPU is once again showing as BCM2835, but my screen's output is fixed! It looks like the 20170303 version of the kernel fixed the issue.

I'm really going to think twice about updating the software on my now working Super Famicom Pi.

I just wanted to update this post as I fixed the issue. I had installed the Adafruit-Retrogame manually and forgot to add the rules (see end of this guide https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Retrogame)

now it's working, hope this helps fix similar issues.