tvservice doesn't work correctly with the KMS/DRM drivers, which the Pi4 is using since it was released. Your Pi3 setup and script(s) are not going to work on a Pi4.

Furthermore, the entire legacy GPU stack has been discontinued in recent RaspiOS version, starting with Bullseye (Debian 11) and continuing with Bookworm (Debian 12). tvservice is not even available anymore on the latest RaspiOS (Bookworm).

EDIT: if you're trying to use a 'super resolution', look up the 'SwitchRes' support in RetroArch, which understands KMS/DRM.

@signtoo Here is a Pi5 version of RGBPi OS4 https://github.com/forkymcforkface/RGBPi-Bookworm

@beudbeud Thank you, I might give it a try. I now have the software from the Pi2Jamma guys installed, called "regamebox". But its just not as good, imho.

@fraggle200 said in Cabinet Control Panel not detected on new clean image, via Pi2Jamma.:

@mitu I installed Uinput by following a few links for the install but this method ultimately got me installed, just as a precaution it wasn't already there. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=221622

That's not needed, since PikeyD doesn't look like it uses python. There's - similarly - a Linux kernel module named uinput, that I think it's used, but it's loaded by default on a RetroPIe image (you can check /etc/modules).

@mitu I have it disabled, but it freezes too seconds after a game is launched, all I need is a way to auto update runcommand core on any startup.

Figured it out, there was a custom runcommand script that was being ran during launch of each emulator. Once that was disabled, it fixed the problem entirely.