@quaker75 said in RetroPie on Raspian Lite missing 151 UAE4ARM: Problem is all Software which i have is in .adf format. and thats not supportet from amiberry :( Amiberry does support adf.

@VictimRLSH Hm, a quick test shows it's not working at runtime (i.e. without rebooting the device). Maybe fiddling with tvservice would allow this - I'll have a to check more.

@Darksavior thanks.

Before I made someone else do a bunch of work trying to troubleshoot my issue I decided to start with a stock image and make changes one by one to see when the crashing occured. I narrowed it down to the nostalgic-neo theme. After I reverted back to the default nostalgic theme and rebooting I haven't had a crash and it's been almost a week. I removed the nostalgic-neo theme from my pi 3 rebooted and it is also stable again. Not sure exactly why this theme made emulation station unstable for me but I'm glad to have finally figured it out. The odd thing is that originally when I was troubleshooting this issue I switched to the carbon theme and still had crashing but maybe if it was some sort of memory issue/leak then I should have rebooted in between tests.

@BuZz Thanks for that info. I was grabbing the weekly build and happen to notice them in there so figured I'd play around with it a little. Thanks again.

To install it, run.. sudo apt-get install libpng12-0 Then check again. And maybe try running sorr before adding the symlink.. you might not need it after installing the package. I did try getting it to work on my pi4, but I get a different error when launching (I assume I have the wrong .dat file or something else is missing).

I reverted to an older fw. All is good. Protip, never buy vizio. They remove features. They removed chroma 4:4:4 in later fw updates and it screwed everything up.

@mitu said in Bluetooth Authentication failed on RPi4 using 4.5.8: The Pi4 is a work in progress and some things might not work - see https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. As a diagnostic step, try installing Raspbian (Desktop) on your sd card and see if you're able to pair/connect your controller. What controller are you using ? Please add more details, just as indicated in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Thanks @mitu I think its just an issue with the GUI side, when I used bluetoothctl in the CLI I was able to scan and pair my devices without issue.

@jimmi4u You problem might be that the gamepad is not P1, hence it's not active on the current system. That goes for all the controllers - if the F710 is P1, then it work, but the others don't work anymore. If you want to control the order, try @meleu's joystick ordering tool - https://github.com/meleu/RetroPie-joystick-selection.

@VictimRLSH You have my sympathies. Such problems are one of the reasons I try very hard to avoid anything that needs online activation of any sort.

@Darksavior mine drops to the console if that's where I start it or if from ES, drops me back there. I'll try mitus suggestion first and see how that goes. It would be nice to be able to use this as I move my computer to the living room currently each time for the wife and I to game. I finally brought my Pi4 home today so I might just give this a shot as well and see what happens with both retropie and SL later on.

I believe that is a Windows only device

Yep. Found it. Not sure how I missed it before.

@Drakaen391 Pins #2 and #4 can be used to input power without usb power or run devices with usb power so you have two to choose from. There are even more grounds. Pins # 1 and #17 are 3V power outputs. I used those instead of the 5V because they would run the fan slightly slower which meant quieter fans as I didn't like the noise.

If you're not familiar with the Linux command line, then I'd say you'd be spending more time learning it than installing and using RetroPie. Hence my advice.

@ohmycommodore said in Difference between Retropie and Lakka: Lakka's "light theme" seemed to be WHITE TEXT ON WHITE BACKGROUND. hardest. game. ever. In Germany, there's the tradition of East Frisian jokes. One is about the national flag of East Frisia allegedly being a white eagle on white background. 😉

@Bartrack This video shows several heat tests on the Raspberry Pi 4 with and without passive and active cooling: This video is interesting because it shows the FLIRC case (which doesn't come with a fan but the whole case is a heat sink) keeping the Raspberry Pi 4 cool enough and not being throttled: I have a FLIRC case with the original Raspberry Pi 3B and it works quite well!

@KN4THX It really is. It also is a very complex table, I still enjoy playing it to this day. It is a long read, but if you want to get it running, all the answers are in here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4783/howto-pro-pinball-timeshock-in-dosbox-on-rpi3

it's all on git: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/ follow the commit messages and PRs and you can see what's being developed. beyond that, there's discussions going on behind the scenes, but there's no formal roadmap. remember this isn't a job :)