@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 Hi Raph, thanxalot! 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

Great news well done!

@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.

@ccaveman84 Thanks for confirming the fix. @buzz maybe we can modify the splashscreen service to start after the local-fs.target ? I can submit a PR.

@mitu Yeah I figured it might be that. Strange thing is its only some of my psx roms. Others are fine. But I'll definitely try you suggestion. Thanks for all the help. I must say the retropie bug bit me hard and I'm loving every minute of it. Even the frustrating parts lol.

Oh I guess this may have something to do with it... on their sales page and not their support page: And yet they still offer the firmware and utility on the support side of the website. Oh well, only cost me 3 frustrating hours of my life.

@TomoS Emulationstation must be launched from the terminal, it's not going to work from an existing X.org/Desktop session. You'll also have to turn off/stop your login manager/display manager if you have one started.

@xFlesk said in Amiberry. how to disable those awful scanlines ?: i dont know what happend with this amazing emulator, but since some update it plays games with those disgusting scanlines which are completly gamebreaking for me. is there any way to turn this shitty scanlines off ? i cant see any option related to it in F12 menu. thank you in advance Assuming we're talking about the same visual affect, turning off Line Doubling in the Display section removed those scanlines for me.

On first start, RetroPie will resize the filesystem on the SD card and then restart, so it's normal. The subsequent restarts should start automatically the Emulationstation frontend, after displaying the boot text messages. Does your PI always restart ? Did you leave it to restart by itself the 1st time it boots ?

Thanks for your help :-)

@mitu Update! I found out that I only get the retroarch problem when I use the ipega controller. I never get problem with any other controllers. Using another controller, a managed to get my ipega to work... success!

Such a poor excuse for breaking the rules. There's no support for scammers here.

Re: Starting Amiberry lha files results in black screen Hello, I have attempt to launch Amiberry with LHA and BIOS taken from working device. However I get black screen after Amiberry logo, and can see no logs are created when looking via WinSCP. I attempt to follow instruction to check broken symbolic links from above thread but no results are returned. I have most all BIOS files in place, and have told Amiberry to rescan paths previously. Since it's not writing to Debugs folder could this be some permissions issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated