Sorry, no direct solution to your problem, but another option could be mame 2003 plus which has much better vector graphic support and settings than the original mame 2003. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17766/mame2003-plus-hundreds-of-new-games-improved-input-features-new-bugs-now-with-runahead-support https://docs.libretro.com/library/mame2003_plus/ Some sample screenshots: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/165033 https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/172935 (and later posts) I also used AdvMAME until mame2003-plus got the vector update. Then I switched to get the global libretro configuration.

@MaximStroud Have you tried adding the bios files and boot it that way ? Can you provide the log file (/dev/shm/runcommand.log) taken after starting the game ? What other games have you tried running ?

@twinparadox Nice troubleshooting. These types of problems with RetroArch turn up often when 'Save Configuration on Exit' is enabled, so be sure to make those files your first port of call for any other inexplicable issues going forward.

You can try to use the SD Card Copier that is now available in Raspbian. I don't know if it's available in Jessie tho, so I'm not sure if you could install Raspbian within Retropie and copy your running SD to an SD connected via USB. Otherwise you need to set up an extra Card just with Raspbian and use two card readers to clone your card. The tool will clone your card to smaller/bigger cards and shrink/expand the filesystem automatically. I only tried it with my OSMC card and got an error message on the new card, but OSMC is not suppose to have the filesystem size changed afterwards and i was using an older Noobs version. So I'm not sure if it would work with Retropie flawlessly and i don't have spare cards to test it.

@solaris old images can be found here - https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/releases

@meleu any change there's an image out there that already has the pi 0w patched in already ? I want to install it on a separate SD card to compare the two versions. Thank you

There are plenty of games with notes for Pi2 and no notes for Pi3. Generally means they suffer from the same issues.

I know this topic is old, but I have been struggling with this same issue today, and I think I have found a way to make it work. 1.) Load the game on the console of your choice 2.) Bring up the RetroArch menu, starting out in the Quick Menu 3.) Select "Close Content", this will stop the game from running, bringing you to just the RetroArch menu, saying "No items." Press the back/cancel button on your controller. 4.) Go to Settings -> Input -> Hotkey Binds 5.) Make the changes you want, then back out until you hit the main screen that says "Load Core" at the top. On this screen select "Configuration File" 6.) Select "Save Current Configuration". It should say saved new configuration somewhere on the bottom. 7.) Back out until you see "Quit Retroarch" on the bottom, select this. 8.) Load up the game again, try out your hotkeys. You will have to do this for all consoles separately, as they each have their own core RetroArch config file.

@axis_d where did you put those files?

Solved! This is how you get Intellivision to work on 4.1 ! give @edmaul69 a thumbs up!

@herb_fargus Hi there, thanks for your reply :) should I try installing Kodi, or Retropie again? Or both? EDIT: I managed to solve the problem by updating Kernel. I Hope this helps someone in the future!

@anasazi29 never copy and paste the python script. HAND type it. its not that big and it wont take that long. Now that you said this, I noticed on your original post that you had something like “shutdown -h now” but those quotes aren't recognized as quote by the RPi. They need to be ASCII quotes like this "shutdown -h now" so when you retyped it by hand you actually fixed these quotes! We just talked about this the other day. I'm sure there are some ppl just <sighing> about this and think that its silly that I got these confused I wouldn't worry about that and most of the ppl on this forum are here to help and to learn. Hopefully someone else finds this and it helps them resolve their wrong use of quotation dilemmas lol.

Run sudo apt-get update && apt-get -y dist-upgrade && apt-get install pulseaudio

Hello! I don't have any Raspberry , but I have miniPC with configuration: CPU Rk3066 Dual Core 1.2-1.6G (Cortex-A9) + Quad core mali400 GPU RAM FLASH 4GB/RAM DDR3 1GB, support microSD up to 32Gb It works with Android 4.2 now. Can I use any Retropie version on my miniPC? Or it impossible?

@herb_fargus too late dude, he's gone.

@jotinkarter I did! I got a rock candy wireless 2.4 Mhz controller and it works like a charm

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@emuchicken Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first open a new topic and provide the information requested.