@JustinWagga said in SAMBA Can't get it working: It was just a recommended fix I found by Googling. I would rollback the changes in your Win10 install. What edition and version of Win 10 do you have ? I know some editions disable automatcally guest login.

For the RetroPie menu - check if you have a retropiemenu folder under the retropie-mount folder on the USB. If you don't, then re-install the retropiemenu package from the core packages section in the RetroPie setup script. Make sure you have your USB plugged-in. For the 2nd problem - you'll have to be more specific: what does in game configurations can’t be saved ? The emulator configurations are not saved on the ROM folders.

@jmbooth2000 Raiden Fighters 2 sound rom was properly dumped for MAME 0.149, so having sound issues with older MAME version is to be expected.

@omg209 got it figured out. Had to use key bindings in retroarch. Bind all for player 3 and 4.

You can look at the instruction section in my project page over on hackaday https://hackaday.io/project/21553-pi0cket-tiny The screen I used is a 128*128 screen so yours may be different. There is also the guide in my signature for ili9341 screens, you will see the similarities between the instructions, and get some idea of the wiring

Anyone know of a fix?

The first place to visit is certainly the official Kodi wiki/manuals: http://kodi.wiki/

@mat03111984 There will probably never be any usable Saturn emulator for the RPI.

@TheSwedenGuy When you configure input in emulationstation, it automatically create the retroarch-joypads/YOUR_JOYPAD_NAME.cfg file. Try to configure your joypad input in emulationstation again and look if the "retroarch-joypads" file will be created.

@Muntic0re your welcome, will update it when i can with more games ive tried out

@NastyWays85 So I was never able to get the USB interface that i was using to work. I ended up buying a new one on Amazon and it worked great! I bought an Easyget 2 player zero delay generic game controller USB to Joystick for MAME & Raspberry Pi 1/2/3 retropie DIY projects. it was very easy to set up and worked instantly. Your arcade looks awesome, hope this helps, good luck!

Is the pi connected to a LAN? I'm asking it because you can connect to to it via SSH and investigate what is happening. Maybe your bro needs to configure port forwarding in his router to let you connect to his pi...