@edmaul69 I also remember some titles expect you to type the number of the FDD where you have the disk inserted. Back in the day, I had two floppy drives which made multi-disk access so much easier (think PrintShop Companion, or Newsroom).

@paul78 Disabled on x86_64 currently.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9020/installing-pcsx2

try DuplicateFilesDeleter program

@necrominog i am not sure. I would have to look into that. I use a real dvd drive in my setup. Did you look in the basiliskii config file?

Alright.

Additionally, is your HDMI routing directly to your TV or is it passing through a soundbar or AV receiver?

@Charononus Maybe you were just hatched yesterday? Perhaps a few days before... So, you think that someone who sells a closed-source emulator, for PROFIT is some sort of good guy? Send me £4.99 via PayPal and I will tell you what I really think.

@sexbeer i noticed this today as well trying to do stuff in the rgui on retropie 4.2.

@caver01 , thanks heaps mate, that did the trick and now it's all good!

Thank you Buzz! I'm going to install a 32bit versión Ubuntu instead.

@rbaker I have now removed that post too. (@dankcushions please do not give exact instructions on how to use google to download roms). I have noticed recently people are doing this more and more. I don't see much of a difference from providing a link to telling people how to search to get a link. Feels like people are trying to bend the rules without breaking them, and I am not ok with it.

If you SSH into the Pi, you can run the following commands to reset permissions on some key folders:

sudo chown -R pi:pi /home/pi
sudo chown -R pi:pi /opt/retropie/configs

That will change the ownership user:group to pi:pi for all files and folders under those paths. The first one is the home directory where ROMs and other files are stored, and the second has configuration information including games list xml files.

@c_death Glad you got it figured out. I got mine figured out as well. I had to follow the instructions here:

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Bluetooth-Controller

Under the Keep bluetooth scanning part I had to add the line "sudo hciconfig hci0 up piscan" to sudo nano /etc/init.d/rc.local

Now it picks it back up every time it goes to sleep.

@pma7779 Hello and welcome to the forum.

Just as a friendly general advice, you should have waited if your own thread yields any solution for you before necroing this ancient thread from a user who didn't post anything since June 2017.

That said, I wish you success with your problem.

@meleu thanks friend but dont work, i try to create manually in winscp the file emulators.cfg and configurated and works but need to edit manually the file outside , if i try to modify in runcomand inside raspberry dont work and show errors again.

I know for my Wii U controller, I couldn't get RetroArch hotkey shortcuts to work as I wanted until I went into the config file and manually added the start button as the "exit" button. But it took me awhile at first to understand how the hotkeys worked (didn't know what hotkey option meant when I set up the controller in emulation station because it didn't do that in my Reys image).

Well, the main problem has been solved.

User error was the problem, (as expected). The thing that broke the dam was figuring out that the input_..._btn entries were for the controls vs. input_...(no _btn) entries. When I looked closer, I figured out I didn't have a complete set of hotkey inputs for the keyboard or the controller in the .../all/retroarch.cfg file.

So that is sorted. I still would like to know the answers to the other questions, but I can live with this.

Thanks!