@Arctic452910 In general this would be more a "Pokemon" related question and not a retropie one (trading Pokemons). For emulator specific questions I suggest you to provide all the info requested here and to take a look into the DOCs for those, as the availability to "Link" the emulated system(s) may be limited or not available at all.

@phillip_benoit i just found a better one and used it and it worked instantly
Convertio.com

@abj Oh wow, that actually worked. You're a hero!

Press the M key to open up the drastic menu and configure your keyboard.

@Snoweuph hii, sorry to bother, i was wondering if you got any updates on the project, i was wondering how to use multimonitors on the raspberry pi with the ds emulator, what did you had to configure to do that?

@mitu It worked! Thank you for helping me.

@addison
Could try to mount the folder instead of symbolic link?

mount --bind /opt/retropie/configs/nds/drastic/backup /home/pi/RetroPie/saves

Try it first manually, if it works for you, add the mount command to autostart.sh or rc.local

@kalaazar11 honestly can't remember, I think in the GUI there was a full screen setting or something like that to hide the cursor

@mitu thanks for the hint. I've used the values from the docs as I'm hiding anything at boot time :-) I've reduced loglevel to 2 (perhaps I'll try 0). This case can be considered closed.

Thanks again.

@hellothere I guess that the usb drive is formatted with a file system that doesn't support Linux file ownership, e.g. FAT32, exFAT, NTFS or the like. Hence the errors when mvtries to transfer the files' ownership to the new location, and maybe also the nonresponsive controls, as the ownership might be important for some of the files or directories in /opt.

You can check the file system with this command:

df -T | grep usb2

(df -T lists all mounted file systems, and grepfilters its output to just the lines that contain usb2.)

@mitu

Ah, I see. Thanks a lot then. ^^

@saku00 Sadly, I don't think it is. The only emulator I know of that even supports the DS-i is melonDS, which even then is still a WIP and not available on RetroPie at the moment.

@popegg235 said in Can't find Drastic emulator for ds:

can anyone tell me what's the name of the drastic emulator in the retropie setup script and where i find it????

The name is drastic, it's in the experimental packages section.

@mitu OK, ffs this is finally working !!!!

Maybe it was cache when i uninstall/install without rebooting but now files are here and not empty.

games are launching too

Big thanks to the time you gave to me