@FranceMSR Amiberry is a better emulator for the RPI 4.

Just for someone else experiencing the same problem, make sure you have free space left on your sd card. Check if the expand fs ran successfully at some point.

@Jimi007 said in Amiberry 3.2 beta black screen on starting games: Do you know if there is a difference with the pre-compiled and source version? Yes, the binary is built from a different (earlier) version of Amiberry. The binaries are not automatically updated for each new upstream change.

I think has been reported before in the forums, it's indeed related to the new GFX style widgets. There's also an upstream (RetroArch) issue opened, but I don't think it's been marked as solved.

@George-Spiggott Thanks for this, I have now run this version and working great.

@mitu Ok, thanks for all the fast help!

@Efriim said in update Retropie 4.6 or Raspbian (old) image: Happen to know how to list installed packages? dpkg -l list installed/non-purged packages on a Debian system.

@Impy Thanks for all the help guys. I finally got it to work yesterday. Seems I forgot to go back and configure the controller once the Bluetooth was set up. I just use the keyboard to bring up controller input and everything was good after that. Thanks a bunch! 👍

delete this post thread ... just gonna use the working SD Card instead.

@Riverstorm no worries. 😊

Extra Hint: when you turn an 8BitDo over -> there is a badge which explains all the combos to change the mode.

@MISTERHOLLYW00D said in Press Hotkey twice to exit retroarch: I’ve noticed on retroarch in hotkey binds it has the option to press hotkey twice to exit retroarch. If you're referring to the new 'Confirm Quit' menu, then it's not 'press hotkey twice to exit', but press the 'Press the Quit Hotkey twice to quit', i.e. press the hotkey+Quit key to exit. This option is Off by default in RetroPie. Anyway to change the coding on this for a hard press...holding the hotkey to exit instead? That should be addressed upstream (RetroArch), but I'd say no, since it would be too easy to exit the emulator by holding 1 key.

Great. That worked. The configuration has been saved to the file. Regarding the theme for the Commodore 128... I have found the Commodore 128 system logo from UDb23 (c128_ingo_udb.svg) Is there also a keyboard image (red) for the C128 available like for the C64? I haven't found anything yet. Then my system integration into ES is nearly perfect. :) Thank you for the support again it was a great help to sort out the errors!

Answered my own question. So my workstation has 3 monitors and a TV, the pi had this issue with the TV and one of them monitors. Works absolutely fine on the other 2 monitors though, and the TV in my living room where this was going to go anyways works fine with it as well. Anyone know why this issue is occurring?

@mitu said in RetroPie 4.6 on Pie 4: Using 8bitDo Bluetooth controllers all game hang.: It's a known issue with certain 8bitdo controllers when configured in XInput mode - RetroArch takes a long time to start. Try configuring the controller(s) to start in 'Switch' mode instead of PC/Xinput mode. You are right on. I tried one of the controllers in Switch mode, and the other in Android mode and it works very well. Thanks. I looked around and couldn't find the error.

Downloaded, installed and good to go! Thank you very much!

@lucifersan said in Lost Atomiswave and Naomi emulation after upgrade to 4.6.1: I'm using a RPI4 with Supreme Pro base build. We don't support 3rd party images - you either use the image from retropie.org.uk/download or ask for help from the author(s) of said image.

@OldSchool Did you research if this is actually necessary? I used my 250 GB Samsung EVO 840 connected with an SATA-to-USB adapter to one of the USB2 ports of my Pi 3B (without +) for over two years without any problems, and now its connected to my new Pi 4B Rev 1.2 via USB3 for a month, again without any issues. What problems exactly do you expect and where did you learn about them? edit: I should mention that I also had/have a PacDrive LED controller for my 18 illuminated buttons and a wireless Mayflash Wii-U Pro gamepad adapter connected to the USB ports of both of my Pis, all of them without external power. The only somewhat funny "issue" I noticed is that the buttons flicker ever so slightly when the ssd is being accessed. 😊

@nikosfx180 said in Help to run script before emulation station start: @mitu two people here are making machines and sell extra images on sd cards and the images are free on the internet. it's not the first time scammers are using the forum for support. So ihave spend lot of time on my image to crate something good and i dont want to copy this people the image and sell it with cabinets and make money with my image. Selling RetroPie images is against the project's license. You're nothing but a scammer.

Keyboard Defaults for Standalone Stella F1 > Select Game F2 > Reset/Start F3 > Color TV F4 > B&W TV F5 > Left Diff A F6 > Left Diff B F7 >Right Diff A F8 > Right Diff B F9 > Save State F10 > Change State F11 > Load State F12 > Save PNG Escape > Quit Emulator Backspace > Fry Cart Pause > Pause Emulator