Thanks @jdrassa i'll keep my eye open and run another test :)

I discovered this next version yesterday after realizing that the old lr-core was deprecated. What I saw was that next was running ok for the 2 or 3 games I have tested. I am on an Intel i5 CPU so it should have more power than a Pi. Is this core the recommended one even for a powerful machine? I am a bit confused by the many different N64 emulators in RetroPie. I think mupen64plus-glide64 (not GLideN64) ran best for me. At least it was the only one not producing artifacts in the title screens of 1080 snowboarding. Not sure if that one maybe is deprecated too and it sadly is not an lr core :(

@mitu - Ah ok, sorry for that false alarm and I appreciate the response guys. I'll run through it again later and post if it's a specific ROM or some pattern I see.

@cjohnson26 the Pie will boot and the function of these few lines are just to ask status for a sensor after the has booted. But for your idea to work as on off switch for booting up a device this also works but you do not need a code or something. Just connect the hall effect sensor like a switch on a power device like the Mausberry or a Pimoroni on off SHIM and it will act like a button press. For switching of you need to ask status then you can use that code.

@herb_fargus Not that I'm aware of, though for me it runs older games well enough to be playable; it's only newer games that run like trash, which is to be expected since Gnash doesn't support anything past SWF 9 right now. Though it could just be because I'm running this at 480p instead of native res?

@mitu and just to add a lot fo experimental packages are source only so it would make sense it takes a really long time to update if there are lots of experimental packages installed.

@mitu Installing the dependancies listed on the link you provided seems to gave done the trick. Thanks so much! For those who are curious, I ran the following command as suggested by the Dolphin installation page (cut and pasted here for your convenience). sudo apt install cmake pkg-config git libao-dev libasound2-dev libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libbluetooth-dev libenet-dev libgtk2.0-dev liblzo2-dev libminiupnpc-dev libopenal-dev libpulse-dev libreadline-dev libsfml-dev libsoil-dev libsoundtouch-dev libswscale-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libwxbase3.0-dev libwxgtk3.0-dev libxext-dev libxrandr-dev portaudio19-dev zlib1g-dev libudev-dev libevdev-dev "libpolarssl-dev|libmbedtls-dev" libcurl4-openssl-dev libegl1-mesa-dev libpng-dev qtbase5-private-dev

Hi both, Thank you for your responses. Popped out for a couple of hours, and it seemed to have completed. This ties in with the 3-4 hours stated above (Pi 3 Model B, Overclocked to 1.35ghz)

Okay! Thanks very much, I indeed noticed it only could be installed from binaries! So I'll try that! If I install it through that will I be able to use it through the EmulationStation? Is there any documentation? I've something about configuration file editting..

Thank you Buzz! I'm going to install a 32bit versión Ubuntu instead.

@edmaul69 I am connectimg directly to my rasp3 with my pc. Do i still need winscp.

@Jeck11 what he said :)

@BuZz Thanks a lot, for your work. it's done and it works !!! thanks ;)

@marioncobretti File an issue on the github, please: https://github.com/zerojay/RetroPie-Extra

Verified fixed today. Thanks!

@enderandrew said in Streets of Rage Remake (SoRR) - How to SAVE, and any OpenBOR info?: @Dochartaigh Is this the forum you're posting on? http://www.chronocrash.com/forum/index.php?board=24.0 Yes, that's the forum I posted on. Here's my post. @backstander said in Streets of Rage Remake (SoRR) - How to SAVE, and any OpenBOR info?: @enderandrew that's interesting! Have you had a chance to try this? So basically they said to try this: try deleting the existing .CFG files for a game and run it again so you get default settings I don't have a PC to test on unfortunately (well, I do, kinda but I don't feed like formatting a USB stick, putting my Windows bootcamp image on it, and booting up my Mac in Windows anytime soon ;( But the biggest problem the guys at Chronocrash told me is the files (besides the config and .PAK data file the fix you posted deals with) - like the actually .exe file (for lack of a better word) are built on an extremely old OpenBOR engine - so NONE of the new (or even years old it sounds like) .PAK's will run on it (if I understood them correctly). If it was newer I would definitely go through the trouble of trying this fix out on a PC but I'm pretty sure the base engine it's WAY too old to run any of their cooler new games (and the ones I'm playing in DOS from around 2004 are pretty limited to be honest...not enjoying them much). I believe BuZz, one of the moderators here, is working on a recent OpenBOR build for the Pi but still has some kinks to work out.