One hour ago I removed and then reinstalled from source and the same :(

Hey, @markyh444 , cheers! @markyh444 said in Saturn 6 Button Portable Pi: @cole_eliot good luck. I tried to put a Pi Zero into a MK2 pad and ended up having to mount it on the back instead as there was nowhere near enough room for me to mount inside. Yeah, I could see if have no chance there, I'm thinking a botched, non-standard, undercarriage that doesn't give me too much width and it'll be fine. As long as I can leverage the screws, etc, on the original pads casings, then I might be ok. It is a really well built pad though, and well worth an attempt to turn into a handheld. If you need any ideas, link to my project site is below. Aye. As you can tell, I'm pretty fond of it. I'll definitely go check out your site, I imagine I'll come across half the nasty issues that you did, too. I may also steal your ideas! Thanks! For a really rough sketch of what I'm trying to do here (I'm no artist!): ibb link Obviously missing its curves 😉 I'm thinking if I make it longer (at the pad end) to keep the screen central, I could get more room inside to keep it slimmer. Look, it's not going to be pretty, but if I can get something vaguely presentable (might have to go matt finish), which works, then I'm on to a winner, and I'll consider making another but a bit more ... well made ;-)

Nice, I like it. Is the extra plastic case inside the master system case needed? Does it boot straight into the splash screen so you don't get the raspberries beforehand?

@nans1906 Yes - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/6132/.

I was having the same problem so I started a segaCD games in verbose mode and noticed that it was looking for the BIOS in the segaCD roms folder instead of the BIOS folder. This was on a new machine I was setting up on Ubuntu 18.04. Not sure what has changed that made it look to ROMS instead of BIOS folder.

@FlyingTomahawk Sorry for the late reply, I was not getting my email updates. Thank you so much!

Hey guys, yes I like that one too thanks @Stuart2773 but it sounds too much like the snes classic menu as I have the original on my Nintendo build already. I do like the one @Clyde posted but only like the start of it, I might have a play and crop and loop before it all starts going crazy haha.

Do you have higher resolution versions posted somewhere? 720 or 1080 16:9 ratio? Thanks in advance, I like the simplicity.

I am a subscriber to ETA Prime on Youtube. I got this email today about the M30 Bluetooth controller from 8bitdo being reviewed. Looks like an awesome pairing for this case!

@obsidianspider thanks. I knew it was gonna be some simple Simon thing.

So, thanks for the help. I found on my computer the file SMS BIOS V1.3 (UE) [h1].sms. I started it up. It showed the Sega Master System startup screen, then it went to the Snail Maze without any prompting from me. So, thanks for the help everyone. I feel 14 years old again :D

@ruckage interested on adding this theme to your GitHub so it can be added to RetroPie's esthemes system? :)

@tommyellas Please read the forum's rules - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules, there's no ROM/bios/games sharing.

Very similar to my build (including the Mayflash), although I cut some grooves in the expansion slot to add some USB ports. I wired the reset and power button to work as well, using a coupleof trimmed microswitches and GPIO pins, think I used the 'PiGirl' script to add them easily, then set the reset button as an exit emulator option, as I just couldn't configure that with a standard Mega Drive controller.

@mitu Ok, thanks

Nevermind, I got it working. You have to choose the fbalpha neocd option before loading. Also, it looks like it doesn't have chd support and no cd music..which was the point of using this. Thanks anyways. Back to lr-mess.

Bumping this, might help clarify matters for several other GPGX users! ekeeke replied to me about this, explaining the following regarding the new MAME sound engines: *ASIC version corresponds to the chip model used in later Model 1 consoles and most Model 2 consoles. It features the better (not distorded and less noisy) DAC output and full address decoding of status register (which causes slower music in Hellfire since it was developed for the discrete chip version) compared to discrete chip version. Enhanced version has same "enhanced" features as ASIC version + full resolution DAC (14-bit instead of 9-bit in real hardware versions) + zero busy flag time (busy flag in FM status is only emulated for real hardware chip versions). It corresponds to an "idealized" version of the chip, like it is emulated in other Genesis emulators. The low pass filter is unrelated to the chip DAC and exists in all console models (it is implemented by analog circuitry outside of the chip). It should be enabled for accurate emulation of analog sound output (and disabled if you prefer the clear sound of pure digital emulation). Filtering ratio is configurable because it varies for each console models (also between model 1 consoles or between model 2 ones) so it's up to you to find a value that matches your own memory of accurate sound. Default value should correspond to Model 1 VA4 console.*