Now Kiosk mode enables setting and deleting favorites? Is there a way to turn this back on my end? I searched the forum for discussions, but only found this old one. I have ES in Kiosk mode and the favorites button still add/removes favorites. Any suggestions?

@thedavegray it should be the Button you configured as "a". It takes some time after you pressed it, the mapping is saved and that takes some seconds.

@mitu Thanks mitu! Makes sense.

@jtodom04 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@Mikey123 So.., right now do you still need help or have you figured out how the core remapping works ?

You're probably talking about Webtropie : https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/10164/webtropie

OK, thank you

Yeah Retroarch still set rgui on default, to get xmb change it on retropie setup (if you saved core it will be unaffected and you must edit cfg).

@markyh444 said in Pi 3B. Installed Pixel UI but 'SD Card Copier' is missing under Accessories? Help please.: @njweb Win32DiskImager is perfect for backing up your Pi. Most people on here use it, and I've made about 10 copies of my SD cards over the years when building and testing new things out in various projects. I'd highly recommend ditching whatever image came with your Pi though and starting with the base Retropie from the site. If you run into more problems and ask for help here it wont be supported, plus nobody will know what has been done to the image before it was sold to you to try and help you if we can. If you are happy with tinkering and exploring things for yourself though, you wont be disappointed with starting from the image on this site and making it your own! Good point, thanks. Just concerned with potential compatibility issues with EmulationStation and installed emulators, settings etc. if I upgrade Retropie (will look up steps again).

@caver01 Well it was a lucky coincidence that I did the migration shortly after I read this thread. I wouldn't have done that only out of curiosity. :)

In case anyone else stumbles across this. The issue appears to be resolved with the latest update. I updated from source today and my mouse cursor is functional and visable now in lr-vice.

@joneill I don't know any other GUI except the Emulationstation frontend. Are you referring to the RetroPie-Setup text GUI - accesible from the RetroPie system, running RetroPie-Setup ? It's used for configuration/updates/installations, but it's not the default GUI shown when the system boots up, it's only used when needed.

@ben0710 Not a problem. Glad it's working.

@jdrassa I did an entire update to all even a kernel update to see if that would help out, but I'll have to check the build number to be positive. Also, I have the Kids Emulation Station build enabled as a safety measure. I don't know if that may have something to do with it.

@thewinterdojer yes it's also the emu station Menu

Thanks mate

I have my roms on a NAS alogn with all of my other files, so when I download a new rom, i stick it on the Pi and the NAS, so my roms are all backed up, I dont care about that, what I care to backup is the scraping which takes a bloody age to get done, I do not want to repeat that! then I stick saved games over on the NAS as and when I decide I have any that I care about. I prefer to spend my time playing though, I spent an hour last night watching the screen flash text while LR-Mame installed, only to find that the game ran slow :(

Still looking for some help :D

@mediamogul It works great for me too, I changed a long time ago. RGUI just offended my eyes. The only thing I had to do was add an icon for netplay that was missing on the retroactive icon theme I use. I couldn't bear to look at a black square where it should have been. I think personally that RGUI is used to keep the technophobes and noobs away from using it!