@Corbidorbi There is a dip switch setting for this game to flip the screen. Try pressing tab key when in game and see if you have a setting for that.

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/lr-mame2003

I'm pretty positive that the romsets are correct with the emu version.
I've ordered a 3B+, should come in the mail tomorrow,was hoping to be able to find a use on the old rpi but i guess it's gonna be something else.

Thanks

I had this issue where a left mouse click would freeze any game that had a panel overlay (the side art around the actual gameplay). Here was a thread about it. It looks like its fixed on the newest version of Retroarch 1.7.7.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/16926/retroarch-cores-crash-on-trigger-press-mouse-click-with-overlay-active

For anyone wondering, I got it working using Raspidmx PNGView: ./pngview -b 0 -l 10000 file.png

I set the layer to 10000 so it overlaps EmulationStation as well as RetroArch

@phoenixoverlord said in Buffalo Classic USB Gamepad - can't skip buttons during configuration:

Should there be 2 entries?

No, if they're identical one config should work. Give it a go and report back.

@DougA @quicksilver Thanks!

^^^^^^^^^^

Hero

@ithortureu alternatively you can just use a program like WinSCP to add roms etc.

https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Transferring-Roms

@mitu

Thank you SOOOO much. You're amazing! :-D

@mitu I never tried typing \retropie\ in like that before but it worked. Not sure why it's still not showing up though. Thanks!

@classicgmr said in Yet another reseller:

Now I'm no saint - not trying to paint myself as the "Ultra Halo Wearing Social Justice Warrior With A Side Of Bacon!!" kinda guy. We ALL know where to get games. I've been emulating since I got a 2400 baud modem to go BBS hopping. It's the people that SELL and PROFIT from them that irritate me.

Now that's going back!

@douga Thank you!

Should work, although I'd use an USB stick for this kind of storage size and get a smaller 16 GB SD card. Makes backups easier and I think would be also cheaper.

Retropie has an installation available of Kodi. It is available via the Retropie setup and is a full media center. If you prefer to run a separate install of Kodi on a seperate sd card, use LibreELEC.

You'd probably be better off researching if you need 128GB at all to start with. The fact that some emulators are listed as working does not mean the games are actually 100% playable, so you need to think if you're okay with stunted performance. The demanding systems are probably better dealt with on a single-game basis, checking compatibility wikis and all that.

@mitu I did add the line myself, I just mean is there a way to get the file through WinSCP so I can post it on here? I tried looking through my computer connected to it on that but I couldn't find it. I couldn't find the folder it was in.

Ok I did that command and I got used 5.4GB(10%) with 51GB available. So I guess I just misread the File Manager.

What prompted me to misread the File Manager I suppose would be when I was scraping games and got a disk full or something else(forget what now) error message. However, I SSH'd into the Pi during the Scrape operation and perhaps that caused that error message and made me paranoid.

@boxall Right on !Making a backup is always a necessity. I have 5 cards with diff purposes and self made images, would be at a loss if I ever " tweaked" , then messed up and lost what I worked so hard on.

Nothing worked too fix the issue. What I did was, rebuilt a new image. Then I used the ssh interface to do all of my keyboard commands. As soon as I connect a keyboard directly to the pi. RetroArch starts acting up.

Remade an old stick to match.. (well almost match, the yellow is pretty darn off)

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