did you copy all the bios' directly in the bios folder:

MSX.ROM
MSX2.ROM
MSX2EXT.ROM
MSX2P.ROM
MSX2PEXT.ROM
MSXDOS2.ROM

@actionmunky we don't support retroorangepi, sorry. please check out http://www.retrorangepi.org/

@thelordofminers8

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

A solid green led means that the SD Card cannot be read. The red should be on because it indicates power.

Nice, msu1 audio works on this one.

@mediamogul lol. :D

to chekck I made myself a Recalbox (latest version) ...with
disable_overscan = 1
hdmi_group=2
HDMI_mode =16 (later I used 42)
HDMI_force_hotplug = 1

...and it works with my Samsung 230b... now I have to find out what is different in newest retropie version.

Now all I have to do is find a pretty theme I like rather than the nasty black Carbon.

@SpudsMcToole Thanks for sharing and closing this one off!

@thellin1 no problem. Glad its all working for you.

@edmaul69 Thanks for the links! i'll definitely check them out :)

Thanks for your reply.
Indeed, I will check this evening.

I remember seeing something about a splash screen option somewhere in the config menus ...

Stephane

@DigitalMonkey That worked! I tried a few different ones just to check that and nothing worked but Etcher did! Thank you so much for the help!

@lydia021 try redownloading the sd image and using etcher to write it

Pal version is working fine on PCSX ReARMed , but FF8-FF9 are copy protected , you must patch iso with appropriate ppf.

here is the list of iso that you need patch to run.

http://consolecopyworld.com/psx/psx_protected_games_uk.shtml

Its working now. Seems like between the time I installed it (last night) to now there has been a change. Running the update all packages resolved the issue!

@LARoehr said in lr-pcsx-rearmed black screen:

@dankcushions
But it runs great on 3 of my other x86 (x64, actually) systems. Just not on this one with this particular video card driver. If you don't mind my asking, how does lr-beetle measure up to pcsx?

it's just a fairly old emulator that does a good job of running games at native resolution on low-power arm devices, but if you have a powerful PC then beetle is a better choice as it has loads more features (high resolution, perspective correction, etc), and is constantly updated.

I'm having the same issues currently. Did you ever find a fix for this issue of swapping from HDMI to DVI? If I find anything myself, I'll post back.