Fixed C64, I realised I was using Vice rather than LR-Vice. Also got myself a proper romset for FBNeo. Time to experiment with some ports while I find a solution to my Amiberry problem.

@mitu ok thanks! I'll take a look at this...

@DeSanta dropping the link and what you tried will help.

What's in your .sh files. Ect

Here's what I've determined...

In my testing, the last commit that didn't experience the status bar display bug was "d137585" The issue appears to begin with "1b6a029"

The last commit to retain the game's original aspect ratio was "4f97927" The stretched widescreen look begins with "c708329" Based on a casual glance at the details of the latter commit, I think the stretched image is not intended.

I don't currently have a Atlassian/Bitbucket account to report these issues, so if anyone from RetroPie does have an account already and feels like reporting these two issues, it would be much appreciated. It looks like the active Repo on Bitbucket doesn't currently accept reporting of Issues, so I don't know if it is possible to let the Devs know about these issues.

As far as the need for triplicate (identical) files for each of: audiohed, auidiot, vgadict, vgagraph, and vgahead - one for each episode of the "Spear of Destiny" expansion pack... I don't know what to say. Those were not necessary when I first installed Wolf4SDL, way back in 2021. For that matter, ECWolf (a fork of Wolf4SDL, if I'm not mistaken) only requires one of each, as far as I can tell, from my testing of it on Windows. Not sure if the Wolf4SDL Devs really intended this, but it seems like an odd choice if they did.

FYI - "USE_OPENGL=0" seems to be the necessary flag. I can compile with or without "Polymer" and it will launch successfully.

@MoleMan thanks for reporting the issue upstream.

@sleve_mcdichael said in Doom 2 not showing under Ports:

If you're gonna keep individual sub-folders for each game (for separate saves & settings) then you need to add the launch script manually as detailed in:

If you're using DSDA-Doom this is not necessary, since it creates separate configuration and saves folders depending on the PWAD and IWAD used.

@sleve_mcdichael Ah, I uninstalled and re-installed from binary. That did the trick. I must have gummed something up while rebuilding this pi.

@janderclander14 if I can get it to work. Then no problem

@el_pablo said in How to exit my own Godot ports?:

@mitu ok, so if I understand correctly even SNES games had their START + SELECT to exit? Or it's implemented into the emulator?

It's the emulator.

@mitu Thanks for digging this up. I will remember it when I am about to fix this.

@mitu It's working perfectly with box86-0.2.2.

Here is my script that runs UT2004 natively at full speed on Piboy XRS through EmulationStation with mapped controls. We must go into the UT System folder before launching ut2004.bin to avoid "MissingIni" error.

if pgrep xboxdrv; then sudo killall -s SIGKILL xboxdrv > /dev/null; fi cd sudo /opt/retropie/supplementary/xboxdrv/bin/xboxdrv \ --detach-kernel-driver \ --config /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/PiboyXRS_unreal_xboxdrv.cfg > /dev/null \ & cd cd '/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/UT2004/System/' xinit /home/pi/box86-0.2.2/build/box86 'ut2004-bin' > /dev/null 2>&1 sleep 1 sudo killall -s SIGKILL xboxdrv > /dev/null

The PiboyXRS_unreal_xboxdrv.cfg file :
(Should be working with any gamepad with adjustments)

[xboxdrv] evdev=/dev/input/event0 dpad-as-button=true trigger-as-button=true silent=true deadzone=5000 [evdev-absmap] ABS_X=X1 ABS_Y=Y1 ABS_RX=x2 ABS_RY=y2 [ui-axismap] x1=KEY_Q:KEY_D y1=KEY_S:KEY_Z x2=REL_X:5 y2=REL_Y:-3 [evdev-keymap] BTN_SOUTH=b BTN_EAST=a # BTN_C=tr BTN_NORTH=y BTN_WEST=x # BTN_Z=tl BTN_START=guide BTN_SELECT=start BTN_TRIGGER_HAPPY4=dd BTN_TRIGGER_HAPPY3=du BTN_TRIGGER_HAPPY1=dl BTN_TRIGGER_HAPPY2=dr BTN_TR=rb BTN_TL=lb BTN_TR2=rt BTN_TL2=lt BTN_THUMBL=tl BTN_THUMBR=tr [ui-buttonmap] du=KEY_UP dd=KEY_DOWN dl=KEY_LEFT dr=KEY_RIGHT rt=BTN_LEFT lt=BTN_RIGHT tr=KEY_T tl=KEY_R x=KEY_A b=KEY_SPACE y=KEY_1 a=KEY_ENTER lb=KEY_F1 rb=BTN_RIGHT guide=KEY_M start=KEY_ESC

You can adjust some keys in UT controls parameters in game instead modify this .cfg that can be used for ohters FPS games.

Thanks for your help.

@Nash does xboxdrv have hotkeys, turbo, and toggle settings like antimicrox?

Made a post here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35784/does-xboxdrv-have-hotkeys-turbo-and-toggle-settings-like-antimicrox

I see in process list "dbus-daemon" that probably launched by xinit. When controls fails at the first launch, this process is after the game process in the list. When controls are ok during next launches, this process is before. It looks like the game need this process before.

Is there a way to delay the launch of the game started by xinit command ?

xinit '/home/pi/box86/build/box86' '/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/ut99/System/ut-bin-x86'

Here is another suggestion to help speed up AetherSX2 that I discovered today:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/36636/aethersx2-cache-question-any-way-to-auto-clear-or-turn-off

@mitu Not yet, let me try that out when I get the chance soon.

@jetcold0 I haven't see something about this project, it looks that they are offering openmohaa-v0.61.0-linux-armhf.zip . Maybe it is possible to run this in a Pi but i don't know how.

Yeah I think this is it. Thanks for the help.