@mitu Thanks

Update your Retropie-Setup script - make sure you're using the latest version - and see if you get the same issue during update.

@entozoon please don't. You can edit your first post and make it clear it's a Raspbian issue preferably leaving original text in place for reference) (please don't blank your post as it will mess the thread up). You can't delete the entire topic anyway.

I currently don't have another controller.

Amazing! This did the job!

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

@mitu Sorry. Seemed to be the most appropriate thread.

Seems similar to https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/2522, still unresolved.

@mitu Yes, it is definitely connecting. As the Pi boots, the light blink, but then when it connects, it vibrates and goes solid.

@yardley there is a theme gallery here:

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Themes/

And you can install emulationstation on a PC too but at that point I'd just use the pi for

I was looking for a solution for ages. I found this page to be helpful.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/344863/ssh-new-connection-begins-to-hang-not-reject-or-terminate-after-a-day-or-so-on

By switching to netcat it now works without a problem.

@hurricanefan It was only $3.99 lol. Works great!

@edmaul69 was doing that but no joy. In the end I just did a clean install and everything is now working... well except psx will not pick up the bios

Hey guys,

Thanks for the response. I formatted the SD card again and reloaded retropie. Still had the same problem so what I did was removed my wireless playstation controllers and plug my hard drive in a different usb port (because it wouldn't boot up without the hard drive in) this time I had a different error message. I turned it off, unplugged the usb then turned it back on without the USB and then everything was back to normal. It's bizarre, but I'm glad everything is back to normal.

Thanks for your help!

[SOLVED]
What was causing the issue was the ps3 bluetooth drivers, which I realized were disabling the standard bluetooth on the device.

Thanks to this thread: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=148305&start=100

The solution was to simply uninstall the PS3 drivers from the retropie_setup menu.

I see, we'll I think I may try it out again when I get home but can anyone here give me a tip incase it goes wrong like it decides to not wanna update and just hang there.