@sleve_mcdichael Sorry about that, and thank you for your help. I will attempt that today!

@mitu awesome, thanks! It seems pretty silly to attempt to match EXACT versions, since retropie works with latest version anyways. I guess I'll just make my script compare version numbers and if it is < the system I want to replicate, just use the retropie_packages.sh with install_bin. Building EVERYTHING from source and hacking the source parm seems unnecessarily silly.

@stevenhurwitt said in lr-pcsx-rearmed missing in optional packages.. what now?:

hey so i saw that this is installed by default now, but i can't get any PS2 roms to load on raspberry pi 4. was trying to follow this guide, but none of the packages show up as optional packages.

Is it PS2 or PS1 ? The lr-pcsx-rearmed emulates only PS1 games. Check if you have the correct BIOS files - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Playstation-1/

@ustix Please open a new topic and provide details of your setup (see pinned topics).

ok it's mean more logic, but i saw openbor-6xxx-4rpi3.sh in scriptmodules. So I would launch it ( like a stupid noob who I am ^^ ).

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@zululegend
Fixed: I removed psx rearmed files and installed from the optional packages via source. I was working with the main packages before.

That is by design. When you create a custom config and put it in the .emulationstation location it will not be overwritten by updates and other changes.

This post popped up at a great time as well. Looking to get this system running soon. Thanks.

Please can you have the crc32 for level2.rom of the trs-80?
In the doc file the link for download is old. Error 404.
If can give me all crc32 for all bios?
Thank you very much.
Sorry for my bad english.

@boneclaw Try another website for your roms (Google "roms" and use the first result). And NEVER open that exe. Most likely some form of malware.

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Late to the party apparently... ;)

What about using a USB stick, would that work for you? Check out the documentation, in the Getting Started section there is a whole page on Transferring Roms: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/

EDIT: Sorry re-read your post, emulators, not roms.....never mind

@Willreaper Read this to answer your questions https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Sega-CD
Dreamcast is hit or miss, and fat chance on the Saturn.

@thewinterdojer thank you so much, I finally figured it out. As I am sure you knew, the answer was looking at me every time I went to that page!

FIXED!

It was so simple to fix this. It appears that the es_systems.cfg file was not updating when the new emulator was installed, so I just had to delete the old one and it created a file on reboot.

@Seeker

Is there anyway I can download them and place them somewhere so it can install?

There's always a way, but I feel that it's a bit more than I can relay in a series of forum posts. If this is something you want to explore, you should do some reading about how software is installed on Linux in general, which can then be applied to RetroPie. That kind of research and application is most certainly rewarding, but for simplicity sake, I'd recommend just getting a WiFi dongle.

@Luca1 said in Retropie install missing emulators:

1 & 2 buttons seem to be mapping to 2 buttons on my arcade cab fine

Well, that's half the problem. As for the joystick, the software might be expecting to find an axis and isn't seeing one. I took a brief look at the Xin Mo controls and it appears to present itself as a keyboard with each button activating a key press. My arcade control system does the same thing, but I only use it for MAME.

If you're really intent on getting the arcade controls to work, you may have to find mapping software capable of mapping keyboard keys to a virtual controller. I've been looking for a similar solution for a while and keep coming up short. I know that xboxdrv can't do it and I'm pretty sure you can't do it in Joymap. You might want to look into Linux Joystick Mapper. There are also a few people on the forums here who have contributed to the development of UAE4ARM, so it's possible that they might find their way here and have some input as well.

Got it. Gonna get on that now. I guess they will show up next to the RetroPie link once data is there.