@mitu Hi all! Yes I have GIT credentials..but i don't know how to tell them to Retropie to use them. Btw, i didn't modify any files inside the retropie. Fortunately i made a backup before that release..maybe i'll try later. Thanks everybody!

Sorry, i've just noticed entering in each package menu that a few ones can just be downloaded from source and compiled. Thanks.

Oh, yeah, forgot it's using $md_inst for user data.

I tried to update script, and after that, new version of the script even told me, that 4.3 is not supported. There in no "install from binary" at all for me. I can install from source, but it gets some old version too (some 1.6.9), and it is not working properly (glitches and freezes). This means you're running an RetroPie version based on Raspbian Jessie, which is no longer support by Raspbian and - alas - by RetroPie also. You should try and upgrade by imaging with the latest version of RetroPie (4.5.1) and you can backup and restore your settings and roms using the method mentioned int the Docs.

@davidgrohl As far as I know, the current version should be compatible with 1.7.6, it's not a breakning change. However, as @dankcushions said, if your installation is too old and it's based on a previous Raspbian release, your best option is to install a new version. As always, backup your installation before making major changes/upgrades.

@quicksilver hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 works fine :) pi@retropie:~ $ ./checkPi.sh OVERCLOCK: core: frequency(1)=549993152 v3d: frequency(46)=750001472 arm: frequency(48)=2100515584 FIRMWARE VERSION Feb 4 2020 12:06:47 Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom version 53597a93bd1906c9358277b08bff097299216004 (clean) (release) (start) OS VERSION Linux retropie 4.19.93-v7l+ #1290 SMP Fri Jan 10 16:45:11 GMT 2020 armv7l GNU/Linux l8r I'll check some performence ...btw if ur having a good cooling system force your games to run at governer mode. quoted by buzz "If you want to set the performance governor when running games, that is already supported https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-setup/wiki/runcommand (It sets it on game start, and restores previous setting on game exit)"

@rsn8887 yes update is your best option unless the documentation here spells that out that it's a better option (e.g. Jessie to Stretch)

Thanks for the response. I looked at the controller config and my hotkey button wasn't set to select. Once I did that everything worked as expected.

@herb_fargus Thanks! I was reading now, thanks!

Sorry for the extreme late reply! In reference to my original issues, I got the controller issue fixed (Yay!) but my other problem remains in that I cant get Beavis and Butthead to load from the start. From my last post, I discovered that the game does in fact run properly IF I load a save file from it, however, I get booted back to the main EmulationStation screen if I try to start a game from the beginning. Here are the contents of my runcommand file: Parameters: Executing: bash /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm/+Start\ ScummVM.sh "bbvs-win" Using joystick: SWITCH CO.,LTD. USB Gamepad Virtual keyboard pack 'vkeybd_default' loaded successfully WARNING: No hardware input were defined, using defaults! User picked target 'bbvs-win' (gameid 'bbvs')... Looking for a plugin supporting this gameid... MTV's Beavis and Butt-head in Virtual Stupidity Starting 'Beavis and Butt-head in Virtual Stupidity' Using joystick: SWITCH CO.,LTD. USB Gamepad /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm/+Start ScummVM.sh: line 4: 1506 Aborted /opt/retropie/emulators/scummvm/bin/scummvm --fullscreen --joystick=0 --extrapath="/opt/retropie/emulators/scummvm/extra" $game When I try and start a new game and get booted back to the main screen, this line of text briefly shows up... *** Error in `/opt/retropie/emulators/scummvm/bin/scummvm': double free or corruption (out): 0x7ee9b2d0 *** Any ideas, thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated!

Such option doesn't exist right now, but you can use the auto-update just for the sections which always have binaries - i.e. excluding experimental. The experimental section recently started providing binaries, so that would work for most of them - my guess you have the extra repository enabled and those don't have binaries. If you open a package from the menu, it will detect if there is a binary update available and you can choose to update or not. Sure, it's just a workaround, but how many experimental packages do you have installed ?

Hi, I just want to ask for any updates? Am I really the only one who uses the theme? :/

has there been any progress on this front?

@m2306 Mame2003plus started to use analog as default for some reason. Change it back to digital in retroarch.

@mitu Indeed you are right! Thanks, solved now.

its a bug ... after each update, you will need to go to the spashscreen settings and make sure to change them to whatever it was already set to and the problem will be solved.

Wow, turns out I managed to use GCC to compile my own build. I tested SDL 2.0 and while it technically works, it's unusuable, because the only visible part at any given time on the screen is the currently drawn area, so every time there is a sprite or an icon or part of the GUI refreshed, that's the only thing you see, all the rest is black. You can move the mouse to refresh a tiny rectangle all over the place, but really it's unusable. I have then tried with SDL 1.2 (-api sdl) and it actually works flawlessly. The surface is enlarged to fit perfectly fine and centered on my TV, everything works fine, I even played Crystal Crazy and it works beautifully in 256 colors :) Turns out compiling Mini vMac is super easy even for a n00b like me, thanks to instructions on this page from Gryphel which made the process dummy proof, just copy/paste the command line and add your own variation options to it and boom it compiles and it works: https://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac/build.html Here's my final Macintosh II build command for anybody reading this in the future: ./setup_t -t larm -cpu arm -api sdl -m II -hres 800 -vres 600 -depth 3 -speed 1 -mem 8M -sound 1 > setup.sh Here's my final Macintosh Plus build command for anybody reading this in the future: ./setup_t -t larm -cpu arm -api sdl -m Plus -hres 640 -vres 480 -depth 0 -speed 1 -mem 4M -sound 1 > setup.sh /!\ ** TO RETROPIE ADMINS:** You should REALLY update the Mini vMac binary that comes with Retropie, as the one you ship with Retropie 4.5 is bugged and my mouse cursor is always stuck in the top/left corner, but the one I just compiled myself from current source code on Gryphel website (version 36.04) works flawlessly. If you want I can post a link here to download both my Macintosh Plus and Macintosh II binaries here or PM me. You can now download 36.04 binaries for both Mac II and Mac Plus here: https://www.macintoshrepository.org/25178-mini-vmac-for-raspberry-pi-retropie

@MrStruders If by fresh install you mean using a new image, then no, since the new image will write everything from scratch. Can you run another update, also updating the OS and packages when prompted, of the RetroPie-Setup script ?

After downgrading the kernel to 1.20190401-1, I tried to run RetroPie-Setup which upgraded the kernel to 1.20190517-1. Now the overscan settings still apply to both console and ES. I don't know if this is because of the downgrade-upgrade procedure, or because of the changes I made to /boot/config.txt. Anyway I paste here the relevant settings I have in the file: disable_overscan=1 overscan_left=20 overscan_right=20 overscan_top=11 overscan_bottom=11 overscan_scale=1

Great news, will do ASAP!