Fixed it. System crashed, so installed ubuntu again with user pi password raspberry.
Now i dont have this problem anymore.

Maybe it’s a coincidence but otherwise it may be smart to put it in the manual.

Ah, so that was it, thanks! I tried to update it without removing the older version first.

@cyperghost I'm sure you're right! Thanks, but I don't think I have a need for the other tool...the SaveStateManager was the very last thing I missed having on my Pi. :)

Edit: I actually installed it anyway..a gamepad compatible file manager can always come in handy. :) Thanks again!

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

@jdruding Hey ! I'm really sorry, but now with a second kid I use my precious little free time playing; and work has ramped up so I don't have much time there anymore. But I'll make sure to check it when I ever get back to it.

version 2 in light and extended version available --- see first posting!

Complete rewrite Select more then one savestate with B-button (selection list) Extra Menu added Backup of Savestates added Mass delete added (for current game) Rename gamestates to .state.auto (extended version) Rename gamestate to .state0 (extended version) Remove all gamesstates except selected one (extended version)

I found myself in the same situation when I installed the Retropie Manager. Told me I had invalid BIOS files and also rom titles I tried to transfer to my pi. I already was transferring through ssh, but thought I would try the manager out. Boy was I mistaken..lol.

@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.

Thanks, I'm trying out the fonts.

By the way, for anyone missing the cursor in MC: in my case, exiting EmuStation and running "mc" from the terminal makes the cursor visible. Perhaps it's ES that hides it.

I uncommented it and set the rights as you advised:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cat /etc/rc.local

#!/bin/sh -e # # rc.local # # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel. # Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other # value on error. # # In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution # bits. # # By default this script does nothing. #hciconfig hci0 up #hciconfig hci0 pscan "/opt/retropie/supplementary/retropie-manager/rpmanager.sh" --start --user pi 2>&1 > /dev/shm/rpmanager.log & exit 0 Result: pi@raspberrypi:~ $ /opt/retropie/supplementary/retropie-manager/rpmanager.sh --isrunning RetroPie-Manager is not running Sad.....

@JoeRamone Your english is lot better than mine :D
Thanks for explanation, i cannot download from work, so i'll test everything later at home.

It managed to fix its self. Trying to delete the file another way the whole system crashed and led me to an abort screen. When I rebooted the system everything worked fine.