I've tested with multi-thread 3D turned off and frameskip turned up. The frameskip and sound breaks are much more noticeable than the screen tearing on most games. I've gone back to having multi-thread 3D turned on.

You do not need to restore your full backup from mitu's Step 0. That's your emergency fallback in case the whole thing goes wrong. You can use this image to reflash your SD card to its original state and start over. Steps 1-3 are the actual migration process.

@TONX it's not the same issue. The op had mupen64plus-next working but not the standalone emulator. Likely because his ROMs were zipped. You should open a new topic.

Tried to attach a cooling fan to it which somehow fried it.

@Clyde I'm not sure yet, I only took a moment to map because I'm waiting for an image to come out. Then I'll take the time to map properly. @UDb23 thank you!

@petrockblog Thanks so much!

@Match5t1ck you may want to have a look at this thread.

@mitu Thanks for the info. Sorry for jumping in. My brain didn't register that this was a RPi4 specific thread. FWIW, Turns out my issue was xpadneo README's instructions for raspbian. Installing the raspberrypi-kernel-headers package on 4.5.1 causes the buster headers to be installed on top of the stretch ones (which are already present on the retropie image).

@mitu said in Raspberry Pi4 Image: @geekinchief As it was explained in the other topic you opened a few days back and is also explained here, the Pi4 is not supported at the moment by RetroPie. There's more than just Emulationstation than needs modification and testing for it to make it work, so just bypassing the front-end would not be enough. OMGzorz the Pi4 has been out for OvEr a WeEk NoW!!! Where's my support?? I wanna play PS3 games!!! </sarcasm>

Great news, will do ASAP!