@Noe5 Please add more information about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Some roms are compressed extension also, you can not use them. You need to download from another source or use converting software. I cant remember the extention because i deleted all of those. Maybe something with a 'c' behind the extention.

You could also convert the cue/bin files to one chd file and save some disk space along the way. I explained here how to do it on Retropie or any other Debian-based Linux. Its as easy as copying three comand lines to the console.

@dankcushions Case solved. The log obviously does generate and the roms do work. It was just a bit embarassing mix-up on my end regarding file formats.

There some games that doesn't work with the ir-pcsx-rearmed core. I think Psybadek is one of them. I was test it in a Pi 3 and it crash too.

@uncledisgusting said in lr-pcsx rearmed not responding to psx controllers and can't get into menu to configure them - please help! - retropie4.6 pi 4: system_directory = "~/RetroPie/BIOS" That should be present in the /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg file, which is included in the psx config - so you should check that file and maybe reset it to the default set by RetroPie.

@mitu OK

@windg said in move save files from raspberry retropie to pc to use ps1 emulator on pc: mcr thx man i tried moving them around but never changed the name it works like a charm thx

@mitu I try 3 games Final Fantasy VIII, XI and Metal Gear Solid with CD Access Method (Restart) set to synchronous. All games are with .M3U files and .CDx extentions . I use the new disk control menu. -All games are booting fine -I start all games from CD2 and when the game ask for CD1 the changes was succesfully -I use a save file in FF 8 and when the game ask for CD2 the change was succesfully -I try 3 times to change the disk without the game ask for this (it's not a normal condition) and i had a lock-up and 2 times a black screen(i choose reset from retroarch to get out from this) Generally, the fixed version working fine without the previous lock-ups during exit and during disk swapping. Thanks again!

@StigNasty U can always just take the *.bin *.BIN from the es_systems.cfg <system> <name>psx</name> <fullname>PlayStation</fullname> <path>/media/usb0/roms/psx</path> <extension>.cue .cbn .img .iso .m3u .mdf .pbp .toc .z .znx .CUE .CBN .IMG .ISO .M3U .MDF .PBP .TOC .Z .ZNX</extension> <command>/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh 0 _SYS_ psx %ROM%</command> <platform>psx</platform> <theme>psx</theme> </system>

@Solid-One Thank you for your reply. It is interesting that you had no issue with the same game using an earlier version of RetroPie on a Raspberry Pi 2. I have submitted a report at https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues/350 as you suggested.

@mitu Thanks! That was the bit I needed to change. I replaced "standard" with "dualshock" and now analog controls work :)

Thanks for the replies and the suggestions. As it seems, this capability is not difficult coding-wise, it just hasn't been implemented (yet). Until then, the easiest way still seems to load disks from the menu, it just takes a few seconds anyway :-)

@Efriim Thanks, I will try

@niccco are you using the lr-pcsx or the regular version? lr- wants all lowercase, regular version uppercase. Also, the BIOS folder should be all caps. I learned that one the fun way when I spent several weeks tweaking an external HD from my computer and then plugged it in and so many things weren't working. (that's annoying because I'm pretty sure it's the only retropie folder like that).

that sucks that the bug is not fixed