Thanks for the guide! Suggestion: put the es_input configuration as actual text that can be copied/pasted from the post and not a screenshot image :) Also put all configuration file content (es_input and inputautocfg) inside code blocks for better readability. # Like this option = value To do that, you need to surround the content with three back-quotes (```) or simply click the "code" button in the toolbar of the post editor.

I also wrote this once: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/12836/guide-how-to-n64-controller-setup-with-micro-s-n64-pcb-converter-and-mayflash-usb-adapter If you wanted to compare. :)

I went with this one , had free shipping. Will post when tried out.

Did you try @meleu's joystick-selection tool?

@mitu said in Flipped Buttons on DualShock2 with Adapter: @IonicOwl said in Flipped Buttons on DualShock2 with Adapter: Saving the config in the RGUI That's not how it should be done - you should (have) use(d) the Core Remapping option in the RGUI - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#core-input-remapping. I guess I must have completely missed that option somehow. That's worked perfectly - thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction :)

I use a small wireless keyboard to set things up. I also stuffed a U-hid nano from Ultimarc into a 2600 console so the switches work for navigation. I used a similar USB adapter for the controllers. I think I used Stella and not LR-Stella to make it work with paddle controllers too.

Thank you for the replies everyone. I am probably going to go for the two port Mayflash adapter. The Raphnet stuff does look higher quality to be sure, but it's also double the price and on back order.

@ulao Very nice. It looks like the Bliss-Box is shaping up to be the de facto adapter solution.

If this helps you, then I looked at the review on this site. There are other adapters there, but I'm not sure about them. https://www.bestadvisor.com/bluetooth-adapters

@deeobat the manufacturer confirmed that the cable is not compatible with Retropie. Oh well.

It's hard to say if you have the proper power supply. Maybe check your power cable. I use an extra long one and keep that in mind when I am troubleshooting. Maybe your Pi or new power supply is malfunctioning. Do you have a second Pi to test your current card? Since it's global it sounds like you might need to do some additional troubleshooting. I would almost reinstall with a fresh image on the SD card (or a different one) to rule out the SD card, image & configuration. Maybe a different USB drive if that's what you're using. It seems there's a lot that could happening to make a determination or if it was a larger/build related issue more would be posting.

It's variable, and I'm still working through them one by one, but yes. I don't really want to overclock, but Mario 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Mario Kart & Starfox work pretty well. I still have the original console, so although they're not perfect, those ones are pretty decent. Goldeneye & Perfect Dark seem to need more power to run well. Conker's Bad Fur Day is unplayable. Working on F-Zero X & Wave Race, as I've read they should work without an overclock, but aren't brilliant on mine. Why do you ask? Rob

@edmaul69 After doing a shitload of searching I found this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8228/how-to-install-force-feedback-support-for-pantherlord-greenasia-usb-ps1-2-dualshock-adapters I will try it when I get home :)

@Lagauffre I️ have been struggling for weeks yuh this. I️ also bought a different HDMI adapter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/ya?ac=bia&ref=yo_pop_mb_bia&reorder_params=B01F1SZB2W%2C112-0615068-3893811 Once I️ read your post I️ tried hooking up the pi to my tv. Shutdown, reboot. Shutdown reboot. No issues. Thank you posting this, I’ll bet this is why a lot of people are having the same issue!

@tmar89 The very 1st thing I would do is try a different PSU. Just to rule it out. 2A should be enough for a Pi2 but if you have something with 2.5A I would go with that. Also, use a hard wired PSU rather than a plug and USB cable combo. Some cables just aren't up to it.

@columboscoat agreed. I would add, although I said above it should be fine (if it can do 2amps and keep voltage at 5.1v), I would still recommend a stronger PSU since you will probably be wanting to use controllers and other devices that require power.

@massaki I have some questions: Is this your adapter?: http://www.mayflash.com/Products/UNIVERSAL/PC035.html Can you plug the three controllers and use them simutaneously? What are the names RetroArch show when you start it (those yellow letters at bottom-left)?

@tebra said in Has anyone Gotten the Mayflash Gamecube Adapter to work with Retropie?: Is it possible by N: Name="Wii U GameCube Adapter Port 1" and N: Name="Wii U GameCube Adapter Port 2". Sadly no. Those do not actually point to the events. if I reboot the rpi3 without my keyboard the event number will change. I'm right? I believe you're right. However, it might help to rearrange the order of your devices in relation to the USB slots to where the keyboard is always seen last.

Searching online this afternoon shows that a lot of people seem to have trouble with the low price Mayflash adapter. Raphnet Technologies BRD-4NES4SNES seems to not only work better, but the site expressly discusses use with RetroPie and even has addressed some of the issues people have encountered when using with RetroPie. I just ordered one and it should be here in a week or two.