PS. BTW, the Debian install links from opensuse.org appear to be broken on the .sh script as there is only a folder for Debian 9.0 now - Debian 8.0 isn't there anymore.

Nice, but so where is this advanced speed hacks menu then? Looking at the menu source at https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/blob/40c380a8e8080ecb38159ee5aad1ce149e9889fc/frontend/menu.c , there seem to be a ton of options missing, such as plugin selection, memory card options, advanced speed hacks etc. It looks like these options were part of a native menu system of the standalone emulator which is disabled/unsupported in Retroarch. I made an issue here: https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues/176 You can see on this blog how the menu options in the original emulator looked. They appeared on a press of ESC. https://retroresolution.com/2016/01/01/playstation-emulation-on-the-pi-enhancing-the-experience-with-the-options-menu-part-one-basic-features-and-save-states/ Since the native menu system is based on a menu rendering library not available in Retroarch (libpicofe), the solution is to map all the missing options into the Retroarch Quickmenu. Currently, only some of the options are mapped to the Quickmenu.

@quicksilver Yeah, I did the same. Took those that were already converted, the rest I went for bin/cue formats. Converting myself never went right. Thanks for the guide! I'll give it a try later. So far I'm only interested in PCE-CD and Sega CD games.

Ok, so I've created separate emulator.cfg for each version of CSBwin I'm using and that works fine. But now I have troubles with Der Clou again. After a reboot I can't start it from ES anymore, I get: Executing: /opt/retropie/ports/theclue/theclue ERROR: Module Dsk: Open :./pictures/bubble.fnt And it seems to be a path issues, because I get the same error when I try to run the binary from the menu in Raspbian. I can run it when I go to the directory manually at the command promt. So my guess is that the script not goes into the directory and thats why it can't find the datafiles anymore. Weird thing is, that I can run it from ES after I started it once from the command promt. Also i just noticed that I can't save because of restrictions. D:

Also noticed that I don't have to add lots of games. Simply adding more and more systems to retropie will also chew up ES's RAM until it can't launch anything. I might try playing around with the memory split to see if this helps at all, and allocating more VRAM to emulation station... but it may not work. Currently I have the memory split at 128.

@herb_fargus @pjft thanks for the information guys. looks like the easiest way is to update all from binary than update ES from source, or update each individually.

I have to go now... sorry! I wish you luck!

@dualshock0101 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first