The question was so simply. How to load the settings menu for Odroid XU 4 retropie with a key or command. In raspberry is very easy with the raspi-config but in Odroid? The rest about roms and whatever thing doesn’t matter the issue complicated without the need to. @ray3d seriously ... just a bunch of users here have a XU4 system with ORA running (me for example) but I'm away of the device now and can't give you help. So the answer is.... Maybe someone can help you, but this is a Raspberry forum and most users here use a Raspberry for emulating ;) -- Sorry pal this question is not easy to answer out of the box. Would it help if I answer please try odroid-config or xu4-config without a clue - just some gueses? I think not and so you may do some google search for this ;) @SgtJimmyRustles I hate to say it, but they'll probably not answer you bud. You did break their rule there. No the moderators here are friendly, peaceful and open minded ... it's rather the amount of users that can really help here. Personally I dislike it to give hints without have a proof. So you for example help me really a lot in developling the RECALBOX shutdown scripts ;) Thank you I really appreciate this. @mitu made a 100% hit in explaining about the question you asked here.

Changing the name of the folder as suggested in https://github.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject/issues/30 worked just fine. The bezels are now showing. Remember, only the (USA) bezels are available. I thought that maybe for the (Japan) games, the generic TG16 bezel would show up but that doesn't seem to be the case. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Did you notice if you turned force_turbo off? I think you would have stated if you were using a usb. I haven't used romsets, I don't know how everything handles a huge job, but you say it was rather suddenly that you noticed and not after you add roms. If you use ssh, you could login and type htop to display the processes to see if there is something slowing down.

Yes, it might be possible. You'll need to modify the autostart script in /opt/retropie/configs/all/autostart.sh and start either Emulationstation or the desktop - depending on your current TV connection. There's a way to detect which output is connected (see this topic), so you can use something like this: if (/usr/bin/tvservice -s | /bin/egrep 'HDMI|DVI') ; then # Start the desktop xinit else # Start Emulationstation emulationstation fi

Brilliant. Words perfectly. Thank you once again.

@Freddy00 Driver installation with sudo ~/Retropie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh should work. If you want to review the compile log see zless ~/~/RetroPie-Setup/logs/rps_2019-03-15_194311.log.gz when back on commandline (your date and time may vary). You can type lsmod alone, you should spot the mk_arcade... driver loaded. (If the command still is not found you should install kmod, but it should be already there, so there should no need to issue sudo apt-get install kmod. Then, and only then when lsmod shows the module, proceed with https://github.com/recalbox/mk_arcade_joystick_rpi#auto-load-at-startup edit the mk_arcade_joystick.conf and change the map=1 to map=1,2. Save the file, reboot and then you can configure your joysticks with emulationstation. If you use the retropie_setup.sh method you should succeed. If not please do post the build log as noted above. PS: I would refrain from following the Github tutorial from A to Z, a) it is tailored towards another Retro-Distro (Recalbox), b) if you get stuck it's hard to help and c) last but not least this is a forum about Retropie-Distro (and not Recalbox).

Aha! I found it! I had to type ''sudo apt-get install pi-package'' in terminal. Source: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=127825 Thanks!

@pockketz yes its possible, make sure you create a new folder for your combination and not overwriting existing files. Copy the file "simple.xml", the "art" folder, and any other lose file in the Tronkyfran folder to the new folder, then copy all the folders (except art folder) from carbon to the new theme folder. It looks like the paths for those two themes are the same, but expect many parameters to be off, such as text and images being misaligned. So you will likely need to read up on themes here https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Creating-Your-Own-EmulationStation-Theme

@BJRetro @Efriim thanks very much guys, this is very useful - while I mostly started this thread to discuss how well PSP-Minis emulate, the main reason is because I've had such a hard time getting good performance from standard PSP titles, so your suggestions will definitely help me flesh out my PSP collection a little more. If anyone else has any suggestions for any PSP OR PSP-Mini titles that emulate well on a RP3 B+ I'd be both intrigued and excited to hear about it! As for disc-based PSP titles that I have personally discovered to emulate well: LittleBigPlanet (thank god) Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley Family Guy

@mitu Well as I said, the Bluetooth functionality was working perfectly when setting up the 8bitdo controller and problems only began when the Pi was restarted. As regards the SD card, it's a 32GB card, branded 'Team' and was bought from a local computer store. To be honest, I've had my doubts about it, so I think I'm going to purchase a 32GB Sandisk Ultra card to replace it. I have also since sourced the official Raspberry Pi 5.1v 2.5A PSU to replace the one sent with my ABOX kit. So between the two new pieces of kit, I'll set up Retropie afresh and see how it goes. Thanks for your patience and help with this issue, it's appreciated.

@mattrixk lol yeah man I'm having fun with it all, made one theme already but working on anither now just couldn't get rid of that text so I could add my own. I will have to upload my first theme to share soon. Thanks again.

@fastpop72 for what it's worth, i opened an issue about it last year : https://github.com/libretro/reicast-emulator/issues/232 , i think yours is related.

@meleu thanks. New image is due out soon. I need to write the changelog so the information above is useful.

@BobHarris Ok I'll check it out! I'll install it from PuTTY and see if there's any improvement. I can always reinstall everything and keep going with a clean installation, that should do it as well. Thank you for your help!

@tikimojo You could try using this video: Assuming of course your xbox controller is model 1708

@AlexanderN07 said in Retropie auf 3.5 inch kuman touchscreen nutzen: Hallo, ich habe mir mir ein Raspberry Pi 3b+ geholt und wie gesagt dazu ein kuman 3.5 inch touchscreen ich wollte fragen ob jemand weiß wie man auf dem Touchscreen Retropie benutzen kann? PS: ,, DANKE FÜHR EURE HILFE! " As this is an English speaking forum, could you possibly post a translated version so that assistance can be offered please. I wouldn't want to trust Google translate.

@krullbeast i'm gonna try molten gamepad after i save.