Update for any future google searchers. I installed Ubuntu 16.04 and everything is working fine, I don't have a particular need to be on 17.04 but it would be nice to know why it is having issues for me. I'm still open to suggestions but in the meantime I’ll stick with 16.04 for now.

Do others still have this with 4.3? I updated from 4.2.[something] (the version where Emulation Station's splash screen changed to black and Emulation Station gained support for video previews) on an RPi3, but still have this crash. I even rebuilt ES by source through the retropie_setup.sh interface.

I am using the selph scraper to fetch video previews, and as a part of that the "images" folder and the gamelist.xml file are now instde of each of the rom folders instead of under ~/.emulationstation. Has anyone else had this issue with the same situation? I might try nuking all of the scraped info to see if that improves stability.

@BuZz, is there a ticket out on this issue that we can follow?

Ah, thanks for the response. I actually found the lr-ppsspp was working, I'll go check if it works now then !

@fallen00sniper I gave up all that when I found eBoots, makes live so much easier!

Playing Time Crisis and House of the Dead would be so much fun. I haven't seen those arcade systems in years.

@snowcherry no. Updating packages alone won't update Raspbian version.

Raspbian stretch is not yet released officially afaik.

Hi meleu - thanks for your reply :-)

Sorry for the the lack of info. I thought it was enough to answer this.

I also thought retropie options were "version based" and not "distro based" or whatever it is called - too many geeks spoil the soup, you might say ;-)

But yes- I forgot the version - it is 4.2.12

Is there, by chance, another way to this - with making kodi quit to retropie afterwards?

When I use it on my 16.04.2 LTS with my laptop I go to the Display setting and turn the laptop display off.

Changing RAM do the trick!, Thanks!!

@herb_fargus i have looked in the Docs page and i have looked alot of other places to get it on my internal HHD but i have found nothing

@jaydeesox
For some reason the menu defaults to the dvi cable. Once unplugged this issue goes away and reverts to HDMI only

@devildog820 It doesn't.

Something got corrupted during the install. I did a fresh install and it works fine.

@aron i got same on compiling mupen64plus (standalone) on Tinker with missing error from specific build folder
/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-core/projects/unix
I ve added a copy of the libmupen64plus.so.2.0.0 in the folder over winscp just asap scriptmodule created the build subfolder(s) and it compiled fine without an error.
Hope that work around helps

Got it, that's what I needed to know. Thank you very much for the help!

OK, I see the coolcv_x86_64 and coolcv_i686 binaries in the latest "all" bundle.
Not sure how I missed this earlier.
In any case, coolcv isn't enabled on retropie x86, so I can't install it from the retropie_setup as it doesn't show up in any of the package lists.

Might be worth adding now? Perhaps try to determine which build would be required (i686,x86_64) at module install time?
Or perhaps just go with i686 for compatibility? (I hardly think it's going to stress the computer's memory :) )

@nestorian You hadn't installed runcommand ? Did you not do a "Basic Install" then? Note the log I was after was the runcommand log not the install log.

I can't advise on the PSP issue without more information. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first (eg rom name, which emulator, runcommand log)

PS. You can't embed pastebin - you can just include the url to the pastebin post.