@mitu Ah gotcha, no worries at all. I see now that when you guys choose to go beyond 1.7.9, in theory it should be resolved. Will test again when RA is eventually bumped up to 1.8.2 or whatever. Thanks a lot.

Got of working via the retroarch mania thanks again for the amazing help

@BuZz said in Ubuntu 64 Bit do not find libraspberrypi-dev: They are using a rpi4 Somehow I missed that :(.

sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop Resolved the issue, and PS2 appears in the EmulationStation frontend. .bash_history doesn't show any evidence of the desktop environment being removed - by way of shell command.

@mitu Thanks will do!

Well, glad you got it set-up. Enjoy playing with your RetroPie !

Yes, it's possible - see the docs on how to pair and connect them https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PS3-Controller/ https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PS4-Controller/

@xpvenom So I just checked and it is under "Other Options" in the ES menu. Also, you might want to restart to make sure the metadata gets saved before changing over to the Kids mode.

@Foxsec said in Joystick Conflicts: I was writing down every step and making a code box for everything that came up and I tried that rmmod that Mitu suggested and i checked the quirks file after and it worked! Both set of joysticks and buttons are now configured Thanks so much for your help guys, really really appreciate it :) thats wierd, for me it would not work with modprobe and i remember reading somewhere that it was supposedly blocked, but whatever. atleast it works for you now.

Batocera Linux has a x86 and x64 distribution image. I don't know which linux distribution it is based on.

The RetroPie scriptmodule has some compilation flags set (per system) which might not be set when you manually compile. However, the compiler option that triggers the error (looks like -Werror) is not part of those flags. I just tested on 18.04 and the installation works fine, maybe the new gcc in 19.04 is more strict.

After hearing the replies I think I will just power it on with the front button. Thanks for the replies!

@Lermatroid you didn't provide any information to help. No idea even which version of the OS you're running. Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first if you have no cec package, your OS is likely too old. you can install without it with some hackery but if your os is old, you probably want to upgrade.

@Sebiohazard Please add more info about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. What application are you launching exactly ?

@mitu said in BGM in Ubuntu Desktop 18.04: @dbrown1986 said in BGM in Ubuntu Desktop 18.04: I think Ubuntu wouldn't allow it since it was a 'hidden' folder. First time I hear this kind of - obviously wrong - explanation. Check the permissions on the folder and make sure your $USER owns the folder where the scripts are saved. You don't need to use sudo to edit something that's in your home folder. Could also been something I mucked up; since I installed using net-inst, I checked the permissions and they looked fine.

I was able to fix the install with the instructions on that link. Thank you.