@Skum1988 Make sure you properly type the path to emulationstation, it should be there. Did you install the emulationstation-dev packagee ? If so, then the path is slightly different (/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation-dev/emulationstation instead).

@mitu thank you problem solved:
Deleted 1st partition (unused 16mb)
And now /dev/sda1 is correctly mounted ...on my hdd2...465gb
Retropie boots quickly and without warnings.
Thanks

This means the system is not powerfull enough to emulate the game/system at full speed. Given it's a Pi3, it's not unusual since N64 emulation is not fullspeed on it.

@mitu said in No sound on Raspberry Pi 5:

Did you went through the Sound menu (in the RetroPie system) to configure your audio output ? If not, then try setting it first.

I tried it but it didn't work. After googling for a long time I found out that I had to install emulationstation-dev and now it works.

@Rooo7223 said in Retropie games aren't showing...:

there was absolutely no games preloaded.

Yes, that's correct and this is how the image works. There are no games included with the image and you need to add your own games to it in order to play games.

and try to fix it but I really going to do anything. if you do know how to fix this please comment. but i don't feel like going on a emulator website and downloading all the game.

This is explained in the docs -https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/ and https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/.

@raspberry79
this is as close as we have at this time.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/36629/unofficial-rpi5-retropie-image/47?_=1747403447694

@mitu Great, thanks!

You can use jscal to modify the deadzone(s) of an analog joystick, then jscal-store to save the values so they can be applied automatically on boot.

@barbudreadmon oh ok I didn't realize they all should be uncompressed, I will try uncompressing them.

I will try the dmesg command and see what it shows, thanks

@ldeveraux damn, sounds logic haha

@mitu Noted. I understand.
Thanks once again for your help. It has been very useful to me

@martinrdgz before you dump your setup you may check these:

Run wpa_supplicant manually with -d : https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/103442

Maybe line ending in the wpa_supplicant.conf may be the cause (Mac -> Linux):
https://stackoverflow.com/a/18344020

And I noticed a space in the `psk="<space>...", is put there deliberately?

@mitu OK. My RPi doesn't have Wifi, the display works. Maybe someone else will have an idea..
Thanks for your help, best regards.

@mitu seems like I may have to settle for a middle ground then. Yes it is an interlaced image. I hate that There is no way to independently control the resolution on emulation station. Thank you for all of your assistance.

I may continue to tinker with adjusting the resolution.