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.

Funny thing. I was just trying to check if this is related to some specific package - and now everything seems to be fine again... ?!

@mitu That did it! all games now showing up. such a simple fix. thanks so much

u understand me not correct the roms are from me thats i now thats it whos english bevor, and i dont find the correct answer on the internet :( but ok

Your disk (sdcard) is also full, so clear up some space (delete some roms maybe) before attempting to run anything.

@mitu said in Tried to prioritize HDMI output over LCD now my LCD doesn't work at all: @ns27 Revert the change you've done and see if it fixes it. ok ill try that

I'm having the same issues with no sound. I am not used to tweek in the settings. Where is the cfg file and what did you change in it ?

@AmigaMoreThanCLi If this is the StarTech.com USB to M.2 SATA Converter, it only supports SATA M.2 drives. Samsung EVO 970 Plus is an NVMe drive. It will never work in this board. You need a SATA M.2 drive.

@KN4THX I got both Android and Microsoft mode detected when wired. Android detects as a PS Controller Microsoft as a 360 controller it does NOT like Switch Mode Odd question, my Retropie's sound for PS1 games are really, really low and not sure why.

The issue I posted is related to this one - posted initially by the author - where more details are given.

@TheRetroGamer They're poorly made. I bought a pair for $8US and noticed they used thin wires for the L/R buttons when I was modding one by replacing the shell and buttons from a real snes pad. Re-soldering using the same wires made them give ghost inputs or not work. I replaced them with thicker wires and seems to work for now. A long term solution would be buying a real super famicom or snes pad and then using a usb adapter. I don't have a usb adapter to tell you which ones work on retropie.

@rkoster Raph, thank you so much for your patience and kind support. I really admire guys (of course people in general) who help others and care about things without any material or commercial background. I'll try to to my best to behave like this in the physical world (but I suppose you, too ;-)) I'll stick to your website and your posts and hope that we will hear from each other once in a while. I will keep reading about linux, the Atari Emulator scene and feel really good about what is happening these days with this bunch of possiblities I always dreamed of and which really came to life. I'm so thankful for this. At the end of the month I will visit old friends and we're having a Midimaze party (Midi Network Game for the Atari ST) like in the old days, I will present my MISTer unit and the GPI case and will tell people about your Atari graphics post for the Retropie Project. I'll be in the country over the weekend here in Brandenburg and hope that you and your familiy will have a great weekend, too! Again, thank you so much for everything Best wishes, Joern

@kfleischmann This seems like a custom build - not something standard in a RetroPie installation. Check the onstart/onend script, they might have something to do with it - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Runcommand/#runcommand-onstart-and-runcommand-onend-scripts.

ok thanks

I have same problem but not with all games, some games when I press player 1 fire button on a co-op game it works on the second player? checked the dragon encoders and all wired exactly the same on both encoders?

@Efriim Doing this step by step only: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/16145/retropie-upgrading-raspbian-jessie-to-stretch After finished there are some errors in libraries that made crash emulationstation but they are easy to solve. Once it runs very well including with overclocking. With this fan “Noctua Premium Fan, Brown, NF-A4X10-FLX 5V” I could overclock and no problems.