@tubadog said in Problem uploading files through retropie manager:

I know this thread is 3 years old.... but.

I had the same problem, but it was inconsistent. I wanted to add Rugrider to the Commodore 64 emulator. I was dragging and dropping and everything but no luck. I was able to drag and drop plenty of other games though.

SOLUTION:
The file extension was .D64 and was failing. I changed it to .d64 and it succeeded. Seems that the file type is case sensitive for this instance at least.

Best of luck!

Maybe worth noting for folks who may not be aware - Linux is case sensitive, unlike Windows.

Hey Simonster,

i know regarding third-party images. But any suggsetion or tipp would maybe help.

I will reconfigure the xbox controller

Thanks for help

Edit:

I´ve found the error.
Last night i installed over the retropie setup the xboxdrv - for whatever reason :-)

Now i uninstalled the driver and it works again with the xbox controller like before.

Thanks for the help

What if this exact same issue arises after making zero changes to a retropie that had been working for several months?

I was playing snes roms for an hour or so, plugged in my keyboard to test out Kodi, and all of the sudden an error began popping up "illegal instruction" when attempting to boot/reboot the Pi.

I've run the retropie update scripts, hoping that could solve the issue but it hasn't. Now the "illegal instruction" does not appear, however the Emulation Station splash screen flashes for half a second, and then its back to the initial boot up command line screen.

My filesystem is far from full, so I know that's not an issue.

I've also attempted to remove one console worth of ROMS to see if ES is overloaded in anyway, to no avail. Any help would be tremendously appreciated.