@mitu in fact I'm like a child in retropie configuration, I only know how to put roms and other basic configurations. Thanks again.

@metro-city Sorry - We don't support 3rd party images. Please download and install RetroPie from this site https://retropie.org.uk/download/

BTW if editing a post and adding details later - please reply or else I won't get notified you have changed your post.

@mitu said in Joystick order and Bluetooth gamepad:

@pscotto1234 said in Joystick order and Bluetooth gamepad:

When I start a game with this configuration, DS4 is the first joystick and it's ok. The weird thing is that if I disconnect DS4,...

Are you disconnecting the controller during game play or you're starting the game after disconnecting the controller ?

I disconnect Joystick only when not in game. I tried to restart as well but had the same behaviour.

@windg this, or just disable the "joystick control" part so you can still access the menu via an attached keyboard when needed, but players can't accidentally (or maliciously) do it with their gamepad.

@markyb2021 nope, i have 4 8BitDo Pads running very well and had no problems at all, not with retropie 2 x, nor with 3.x or 4.7.
It is your setup, but as you are not able to answer specific questions we will never know what is wrong with it.

@marconemusic that's not a verbose log, which has to be triggered when launching via the runcommand - check the guidelines again https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/#launch-with-verbose-logging

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@fretman yeah anything will do just to get the bluetooth ones sorted. These are all things you'll learn as progress as a Raspberry Pier

@edward_ci that's how I understand it, yeah. As far as the emulator is concerned, it's just another USB gamepad. If the two gamepads have identical device names/IDs, then they'll use the same config file. So whatever mapping like button_12 = "A" or whatever is set in the config file, will be the same for both gamepads. If "button 12" is whatever button is wired in position "6F" on the board or whatever, and you have that wired to a different physical button, then your "A" button will be that different physical button. They need to be exactly the same.

Hello and welcome to this forum.

@sf2 said in How to confirm the configuration has done?:

If no game at all, where can I download and install?

There's a thread that collects legally available games for many systems.

Where to (legally) acquire content to play on RetroPie

@pscotto1234 said in Question about Mesa (Vulkan) Driver:

@dankcushions ok, thanks. Do you think it will be added to retropie?

yes at some point Retropie will be able to use it. when.... thats the question.

best not to hold your breath for it.

I just now did what you said and that solved my problem. Thanks a ton. You are a lifesaver!

@mitu said in Sharp X68000 disk swapping:

@pscotto1234 said in Sharp X68000 disk swapping:

@mitu I cannot find Disc Control function in RetroArch's menu: should you tell me the path where it is?

It's in the Quick Menu:

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@mitu Thanks a lot. Tonight I'll give it a try!

@sliderem
Thanks for putting me on the right track for configuring my pandora controller on retropie.

Since search engines continue to find this thread on the subject, I just would like to add that the trick with the usbhid.quirks is dependant on the model of the Pandora box.

The general procedure of adding usbhid.quirks to /boot/cmdline.txt is the same as described in
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Xin-Mo-Controller/

BUT make sure you use
usbhid.quirks=0xVendorID:0xProductID:0x040

with VendorID, ProducID being the output from the command 'lsusb' for the corresponding controller!

@jak75 Start reading the docs: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Controller-Configuration/

In the meantime, hope someday we might get package versions of dosbox staging and disbox-X too, these seems to be eqally cool projects.

@ts-x Great idea on dropping in on him. I might just do that. I have a wired number pad that I tried to use plugged into the USB port on my Mayflash (which would also avoid two long wires), but that didn't work. It's not a real USB port apparently. However, it would also be seen as another input device.

This issue is NUTS and across the whole retro industry. Someone needs to do something. Every joystick should come with the ability to ID itself as unique. If say, 8bitdo suddenly started offering controllers that all could send out unique IDs it would be a SHORT wait for someone in Retroarch and others to jump in and support that. That manufacturer would sell a ton of product and force everyone else to adopt that option as it would be SO brain-dead obvious. How has this NOT happened yet???