@mitu Oh ok, that’s a bit of a bummer. At least I know why it doesn’t work though. No big deal, I mainly use it for MAME anyways. Thanks for all your help!

@mitu Thanks a million mitu, it's works. PROBLEM SOLVED. you are genius!

The documentation page needs to be rephrased - while some emulators only have a 32/64 bit version, RetroPie works on both x86 and x86_64.

@mitu Thanks for the help. I will try install opengl drivers and try launch game again. If the probled will be solved , i type about this

@mitu Yeah, I don't know. Maybe I'm missing dependencies.. Well thanks for helping anyway. It's appreciated.

It seems like the multiplier is locked. I think I was able to track down a reasonably priced 3.1 ghz core 2 to replace it with. Once I upgrade the graphics card in my main PC, I'll probably put the geforce 570 in there, too.

Thanks. I will check tonight. I think , I will just start from the beginning with Ubuntu anyway if that is more stable

okay i have mode you script a bit im using ubuntu 19-04 x64 make a folder named splashscreens in $HOME/RetroPie and put all your videos in that folder put this in you script chmod 755 you script this script plays a random video form this folder and load emulation station the only isuse i have whit this is it show a little splash screen on top of video that emulation station is load-et, but it diapers ;) #!/bin/bash #hides the menubar and desktop #gnome-terminal --full-screen --hide-menubar #starts Retropie gnome-terminal --full-screen --hide-menubar -- emulationstation & #Plays video in VLC then exits. Replace quoted part with your video's location. vlc --random --play-and-stop --play-and-exit --fullscreen --video-on-top --no-video-title-show "$HOME/RetroPie/splashscreens" exit

The docs cover this scenario - take a look at https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Running-ROMs-from-a-USB-drive

@kaltinril I'm not currently working on this, but I found a trick that maybe you like to know: https://github.com/RetroPie/EmulationStation/blob/master/SYSTEMS.md#steam The problem I'm facing is that when I exit the game, the steam keeps running. There's no window, but its icon is on my Linux Mint Cinnamon systray and EmulationStation windows keeps hiden. If I close Steam (right click on that icon and exit) the EmulationStation goes back. Maybe a small hack to kill steam after exiting a game can be easy to do, but I'm not giving attention to this currently. Just sharing the trick on that link. :-)

The repository has been updated and I can now build in x86_64

@backstander awesome! Thanks again

@squiike Nothing will be deleted.

So I am going to say installing the SteamOS driver is probably a bad idea seems to have broken standard functionality. Specifically after disabling and removing the driver. Having to rekick now to get it back to normal.