@mitu

Thank you all for this information, it is most appriciated.

@geese-howard said in LR-FBNEO so slow to load/unload a game:

1.0.0.03 c8d75dc

This is not the latest commit, meaning you probably updated from binaries if you updated today, i recommend always updating from sources.

Also, i remember people mentioned having weird boot delays when using (8bitdo?) controllers in bluetooth mode, is that what you are using ?

@geese-howard said in LR-FBNEO so slow to load/unload a game:

Remap directory: "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/arcade/mame2003-plus"

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I tried to reproduce the issue, but I don't seem to be able to. Using the same emulator (lr-mgba), with or without the BIOS, the save file is loaded correctly.
Can you check if you have enough space available on your USB ? The save file (in-game saves) is stored next to the ROM, it's named <ROMNAME>.srm, if you don't see one, then the emulator cannot save the file.

How are you mounting the USB stick to the system ? Did you follow the docs or did you do it manually ?

@quicksilver Thank you so much!! I'm gonna give this a try now. Looks like alot but I'll try my best and let you know if I got it working

Spoken for AdvanceMame: the parent-rom of the MAME0.106-Set is not working, but one of the clones does.

Using the correct romset in the correct emulator?

So I started a new game, saved at the first point, exited, then renamed the srm to srm.bak for safekeeping, then uploaded and renamed the srm I wanted and it worked.

Any ideas why this is an issue? I'm not really complaining, I'm more intrigued at this point. It almost seems as if the emulator keeps track of whether or not a save should exist. That seems counterintuitive considering the concept of removeable memory cards on the console itself and I would assume an emulator would not need to care if a game had ever been started. Is it similar to modern consoles where it tracks and creates an internal memory file of the game existing and has save files separate?

@quicksilver Awesome, thank you for the tip and info!

I am having this problem too and its really frustrating!

@herb_fargus Oh sorry I did not know that this was also forbidden :-/ I edited it out

I would prefer if you posted the exact output of ls rather than typing it in manually in a different format.

Note you can't embed pastebin data here - just post a link.

You should remove the sudo lines form rc.local - /var/log/syslog might contain details of why it isn't working.

Put the post as "Solved" plz ;D

@DanielMedStortD I believe so. Just have to try it and see :p