maybe, not really sure

@mrvess

This is a little neat thing.

@edmaul69 I have done that to. It is not a problem with the controllers.

@jenslyn87

Very nice!

took your advise, made just one partition. thanks a lot

programing pinn or noobs needed more work

(https://github.com/procount/pinn/wiki/How-to-Create-a-Multi-Boot-SD-card-out-of-2-existing-OSes-using-PINN)

Followed this fella on you tube who tells you how to boot from the sd card without a boot program, just rewriting a file, and the image is now working, now i'am enabling the unallocated space that's left in the drive to add more roms and media.

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thanks mitu !

In order to conserve resources, I run my setup at 800x600 (hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=9).

I'm more fond of original aspect ratios so 720p/1080p is pointless for me. If I need to stretch the image to 16:9, I just use the telly/monitor menu.

@mitu said in Multiple USB Ports + Controller order for Emulators:

@retropied You can try looking at @meleu's handy joystick selection script - https://github.com/meleu/RetroPie-joystick-selection - and adapt it to automatically re-order the controllers based on the emulator started.

@mitu I installed the joystick selection script but I'm having a problem.
I have a system with two integrated controller (Dragonrise zero delay encoder) and I want to use a bluetooth gamepad for some games only. My target is to have bluetooth controller as number 1 controller when connected.
So I installed Joystick Selection Sricpt and setted Bluetooth controller as the first one and then the two dragon rise. The problem is that when the bluetooth controller is not connected the two dragonrise continue to act as player 2 and 3 and not as 1 and 2. Do you think it is possible to fix this whitout changing configuration everytime?

@mitu @spaceman Yeah, it just gets in the way. If you want Raspbian, write that image. NOOBS is a waste of space and a PITA.

@derebo pick one or the other. You can't do both

.exe and .bat files will appear in the "pc" section of EmulationStation, so you can surely put the needed commands into a batch file, yes.

I would say that with today's technology yes, though it would be near impossible to do so without connecting the game cartridge to the computer :). So unless you have some sort of GBA-2-USB adapter, I would say no.

Thanks kkellog378! Once I get a hold of a USB keyboard I will try that and see what I can do and write the outcome on this thread.

@mitu Thanks for showing me that, I looked but couldn't find anything, guess I didn't look in the right place.

Ok, Thanks for your help!

never mind.... i'm dumb.... i choosed a wrong romset from my archive... doh! Vectrex works... :)

@addison Try to disable the overscan settings - https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Overscan

Yup, confirmed. Don't install the Control Block module from the Drivers list if you're not using it and updating with Retropie 4.3.5, because it looks for it and if not detected, initiates the shutdown sequence.