I went a slightly different route with mine. I went for a thin build: INITIAL IDEA= and HALF DONE= .

Please add more info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Yes, it's possible - see the docs on how to pair and connect them https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PS3-Controller/ https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PS4-Controller/

@mitu Thanks for the info. Sorry for jumping in. My brain didn't register that this was a RPi4 specific thread. FWIW, Turns out my issue was xpadneo README's instructions for raspbian. Installing the raspberrypi-kernel-headers package on 4.5.1 causes the buster headers to be installed on top of the stretch ones (which are already present on the retropie image).

I don't have a HDD attached at this time. I won't until Kodi is operational on the Pi 4. I had to use the manual set up to get emulationstation up and running. I am not sure it fully took. I looked under "retroarch" in the menu and see no core, even after I have installed cores.

You should try out the xpadneo driver: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo see the section under install. This is specifically designed to work with the bluetooth xbox one controller model 1708.

@pikey first off, its worth noting that you need to install a driver for the ps3 controller to connect, so if you havent done that yet, i sugest you try that first, via the retropie setup. also linux is not windows, so the fact that it works in windows, dosnt automaticly mean it also works in linux. does the bluetooth adapter work as expected with other bluetooth devices in linux? edit: also, are you using an original controller?

@matchaman Ah, I misunderstood the concurrently part. I don't think it's possible from within the emulator, but maybe something external to combine the 2 inputs into 1 virtual gamepad (like xboxdrv ).

@demonscythe hey, i have 2 m30 controllers and work great with raspberry pi. how are you setting up your controls in emulationstation, and which games are you playing. I had this issue Ok by default sega genesis will be funny like X will be A and A will be B and B will be C, but lets start with emulation station, i mapped my keys with b is a and a is b. For example When mapping set B on controller as A and switch them X is y and Y is X Z is L shoulder and C is R shoulder L trigger is top L and R is top right. Also make sure you are pairing with Switch mode. Start+Y then press pair and reboot your raspberry pi. Hope this helps

Oh I missed it! Thanks so much!

Just wanted to mention I have the same issue with this product. I hope someone can devise a solution for this!

@mitu I had already tried de/re-registering the controller multiple times to no avail. But I'm going to run that firmware downgrade mentioned in the sticky, and if it fixes things I'll post in the sticky about my experience so that people will know if it affects WiiU controllers too.

Thank you @mitu , but the problem is still present. Ich will put my experience to the other topic.

@Efriim well thec64 mini doesnt even have a boot folder or 99.9% of linux in it. They made that thing absolutely bare bones as possible. I did discover that the ppsspp emulator on the pi uses a gamecontrollerdb.txt. I added theMayflash adapter to the gamescontrollerdb.txt and then tested in the emulator and the hats work fine. So i am not sure what the c64 mini’s problem is. I do however have a raphnet chip for wii classic controllers that i can solder up the wires to tomorrow to see if that one is working.

@mitu thanks.

@AssPunchMan said in PS3 Shanwan Controller lossed on every update: Its possible fix this? update without loss the PS3Controller pairs. The upgrade that broke the PS3 controllers - the Linux kernel - also broke other Bluetooth controllers and it's not under the project's control. It's a badly timed bug, but that's not something that happens regularly. If you wish to not be bitten by such situations, then only upgrade the packages you need (for bugfixes or new features) and skip the OS and driver upgrades.