The game work fine i just want to set the dpad of my controller as the analog stick in n64 game

Has it actually moved the files under the N64 folder? That's the first thing i'd check. After that it maybe that the extension .sfc has become associated with MUPEN instead of one of the snes emulators in Emulationstation. Check the first thing I said and reply back here. If it's not moved everything then we can check the second thing.

So basically you want to access his SD kart, to copy his games to your SD card?

Since it doesnt work plug and play to read the filesystem of the SD card on your computer the easiest way is to place the card in a Raspberry. To get the files you can use either SFTP like filezilla (a program to install) to access it via network or to connect an USB-stick to move the files from that raspberry to the external device. The roms are located in /home/pi/RetroPi/roms/.

Dont have turbo assigned to any button.

did this get resolved? I have a slight stutter as well on the newest 4.4.4 clean retropie install:

Try and do reset all the buttons otherwise try and reset the SNES controller with keyboard.

@edmaul69 I was actually not even born when the SNES came out, so I never had one before. I was also very surprised to see there were 2 versions. I do love the old retro gaming machines a lot more then the new ones!

@meleu Thanks. Good resource!

My psu is made by RS and its rated at 1.2A - It was the one recommended at the time (bear in mind it only a pi 1B!)

my file in RETROPIE/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver (XBOX).cfg looks like this http://pastebin.com/fHC1Dm78

my file in RETROPIE/configs/snes/retroarch.cfg looks like this http://pastebin.com/AKqLx0eB

I have also tried inputting all the inputs from the main xbox config file in the snes/retroarch.cfg file without success.

I have since noticed however that the controls work in snes9x2005 (but not 2002?)

cheers

Ok, after some investigation, here are some afterthoughts. If I go in and remap the controller in Emulation Station, and switch my Start and Select buttons, it seems to be fine (other then not being mapped to the button I want them to be on the cabinet). With this set up, if I go into, say the NES emulator, the Start and Select work fine in the game and pressing both together allows me to exit the emulator. Now if I switch them back, Start works fine, Select immediately exits the emulator. If I map them to 2 other random buttons in my 6 button layout, everything works fine in the emulator, but pushing them together will not exit the emulator.

One thing that I did notice, is looking at the layout instructions that came with the Xin-Mo, it shows for player 1 that the Start button should be #9, and the Select should be #10. When I map the controller in ES, the Start button shows up as 9, but the Select shows up as 8. So, it's possible I have the Select button wired to the wrong input on the Xin-Mo board. This maybe a stupid question, but would it make that much of a difference? I mean, I'm telling it to map a control to a certain button.

I'm going to pull the control apart tonight and double check my wiring.

Never mind, worked it out! I had put the clock and latch the wrong way round! Swapped them over and it all started to work (except the start putton for some reason?!)

@obsidianspider i'll try and get some tonight before I send it off

'bests' games list?
Devil's Crush or Alien Crush for the TurboGrafx 16, Sonic Spin all for the Genesis, or now with Drastic Metroid Prime Pinball for the Nintendo DS.

@dolfan1994 ok. By the way, to be clear, the file is supposed to be either under configs->all->emulationstation or something like that. I can't exactly remember where, but if you get stuck I can check.