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      Pi shuts down when connecting an NES controller

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved ControlBlock, PowerBlock & Co. gpio adapter nes controller shutdown crash
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      As described at https://github.com/petrockblog/SNESDev-RPi#button-polling a shutdown command is issued when the button on the GPIO adapter is pressed five times. Maybe that signal is somehow inserted into the RPi when you connect your controller(s).
      The dmesgcommand might give you some more insights into what the shutdown is causing.

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      GPIO Adapter Help Needed

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved ControlBlock, PowerBlock & Co. gpio adapter nes controller p1 b+
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      Alright quick update.

      I went back through the SNESDev github page. https://github.com/petrockblog/SNESDev-RPi#snesdev-rpi

      I was able to get my first controller to be recognized and it seems to be working correctly but I had to use putty to ssh in and run sudo SNESDev. If I close putty it stops working.

      On the github page it says to run:
      sudo ~/SNESDev-RPi/bin/SNESDev &

      This fails. I am am not sure what is going on.

      I also tried to run:
      Running SNESDev as a service

      SNESDev-RPi comes with a script that allows SNESDev to be run as a service. The installation command for that is

      sudo make installservice

      and that fails. I think I am close but I am still missing something here. Can someone who has set this up chime in?