Please suggest me some ideas

I typed "retropie joystick gpio" on google and it gave me good results. I'm sure you can do it too.

I can confirm everything is working again. Many thanks.

You're welcome, I probably spent about 2 hours on it before I realised that my cable was the "wrong" type. :-D

Si

I backed up what I needed and started over fresh. Everything is working fine now. Thank you though.

Thanks for your reply. I want to update the topic; I couldn't follow the link because I couldn't get F4 work as told in the guide (I think because of my keyboard). But I tried another joypad which is identical and that worked just well, really weird.

And I wanna ask another question;
Since raspberry is getting warm I have ordered heat sink with a fan (link is below) but it says running current is 0.2a and I guess that I cannot feed it from directly raspberry pi 3 (for which I have 2.5a adapter), or can I?

http://www.dx.com/nl/p/copper-aluminium-heatsink-fan-cooling-kit-for-raspberry-pi-black-443690#.WBspOPrhBIA

@moonston333 said in How to shrink a retropie image?:

@mitu yep true

but im asking ow do i make an image from all my files as ive got all the files extract how do image them back up

Hello @moonston333 I'm digging up this thread to ask if there is any further info on how to do that as I am facing the exact same issue.

@Rascas
thanks to you.

@BuZz
I'm planned on using a SNES USB controller so i have nothing to worry about then!

Thanks for the answer!

@alrdtakn1 This may very well be happening to me and I don't even realize it as I'm using Ethernet. If you haven't done so, download the latest image with the latest firmware and hopefully that solves the problem. I'm afraid that's the only advice I can offer other than disabling the SD card overclock at this time. It doesn't sound like you are doing anything wrong. This isn't the first story I've heard about finicky wifi with an overclock, it seems the included module is very sensitive to certain settings.

Awesome guys, thank you so much.

Control alt F2 allows me to enter my username/password and then use the command line.

Also: Yes, my theory was right about the metadata loading.

The problem has been solved. Thank you!

Tried it on mi rpi2 with no issues. I haven't tested it with a rp3, sorry.

@Floob said in Sega Monoco GP:

THanks for that as well Floob :-)

Got it. Thanks!

@dipkid Poor SNES, now it’s just a boring emulation box with input lag and no cart support. I always wonder what people do with the original OEM board. I assume they throw it in the trash since they never mention anything about it.

@LSolrac2