@mitu it worked thank you so much , you can delete this post now , thanks again best support ever ^_^

I am not familiar in any way with NDS emulation, sorry. I can work on a Pi on Tuesday to see where you can locate the config files. Do you have a SSH server running on your Pi?

@Riverstorm I agree with what you are saying. However, Guarantee = safety factor in engineering. If I want to burn my Pi in 2 years instead of 20 and I want to approach S.F. to 1.0 by iteration because I want more from my machine, I do not see where the problem is. I saw a difference in the performance, that's the problem. I think It's not a bad thing to explore It with knowingly and knowing the impacts. Everyone has their opinion on the matter and that's fine like this.

Many thanks for the replies, it would seem then, that I'm being over cautious and should press on with my build. I also posted over on raspberrypi.org and got similar responses.

@wild-snail You really should answer our former questions before asking new ones.

@soldomino said in Questions about GPi: I'm viewing the Pi using WinSCP, if that matters. If you're using SSH to access your Pi, then you can look at/opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/gamelists, it's basically the same folder. Knowing that will help me whittle down what games I should put on there (SNES Doom, Star Fox, and really any Mode 7 stuff was lagging pretty bad) I think that even with older/less accurate emulation, you won't be able to emulate SuperFX games full speed on a Pi 0.

@AdamBeGood as far as he is not able to give some Information about his setup as mitu requested he might also not be able to configure a keyboard. I guess he wants a plug and play system and uses a prebuilt image without carying about how things are working. I recommend to buy a Nintendo or Playstation.

@Arsonist then the login details should work. Make sure you spell raspberry correctly (easy to typo). But you're probably running a Raspbian Stretch based image (which is unsupported upstream and will be by retropie also in the future) so might be a good time to start from a fresh image.

@Rudd23 thankyou i will try that they were zip files but i couldnt unzip it so yea.

Please add more info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Can you test your gamepad with jstest /dev/input/js0 from the command line to see if the device registers correctly ? Exit EmulationStation, disconnect all controllers, then reconnect only the Fighting Board and run the command. You can interrupt the test with Ctrl+C then run emulationstation to get back to EmulationStation.

@VictimRLSH That worked! Thank you very much for the help

@mitu Thanks for the advice. I ended up re-installing on both cards. It worked just fine, set up the controllers, then tried to get back into ES, but the errors started again. Re-installed image again and worked fine, so far. So it's up and running, but not perfect. Thanks for your help!

@JillSandwich said in Extra Emulators On RetroPie: BBC micro Can be emulated with advmess (part of advmame) or lr-mess, though there isn't an out-of-the-box configuration for them. Super Grafix, and PCE-CD https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PC-Engine/

Please add your system's details, as explained in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. A log file from the crash of the emulator - from /dev/shm/runcommand.log - would be helpful to diagnose the issue.

@mitu Hey mitu! Thanks for the suggestions. I figured it out after - I simply tried plugging it into a TV instead of my monitor, and no issues - I can see everything just fine. I think I had the wrong resolution settings perhaps, or maybe it was something to do with the high refresh rate. Regardless, thanks!

Thanks

@MarcuFinx76 Nevermind, I ended up finding the option for it in the retroarch on screen display settings. Again, sorry for the double posting