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    N64 glitches

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      alexck
      last edited by alexck

      Hi i am running lr- mupen64plus and dual booting retropie and raspbian an a rpi 3 with i believe a 2.4 amp power supply (not at home rn) and i have a some various n64 glitches such as in mario kart when i get hot by a shell the music stops or the game crashes and it didnt do this before i reset my config file to fix an other error i had

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      • space cadetS
        space cadet
        last edited by

        N64 and raspberry pi don't play nice together

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        • CapemanC
          Capeman @space cadet
          last edited by Capeman

          @space-cadet said in N64 glitches:

          N64 and raspberry pi don't play nice together

          This is 100% correct.

          Make sure to search the forum before posting requests. There are many, many, MANY posts on N64 compatibility (aka the lack thereof) on this forum already.

          Vector Artist, Designer and Maker of Stuff: Laser Cut Atari / Pixel Theme Bartop

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          • TMNTturtlguyT
            TMNTturtlguy
            last edited by

            Mario kart 64 should work. Sound like you had it working before but you changed something in a a config and now it stopped working. What did you change?

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              alexck @TMNTturtlguy
              last edited by

              @tmntturtlguy well before i had to reset my config becuase i screwed something up so i had to fix my resolution in the new config

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              • TMNTturtlguyT
                TMNTturtlguy @alexck
                last edited by

                @alexck if you would share what files and what edits you made you might be able to get some help. Generic questions and information do not provide enough for us to help you.

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                  alexck @TMNTturtlguy
                  last edited by alexck

                  @tmntturtlguy well before i was having some problems where all the game graphics would load improperly so i read if i did something like sudo rm something/something/retroarch.cfg? It would fix it

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                  • TMNTturtlguyT
                    TMNTturtlguy @alexck
                    last edited by

                    @alexck ok, but if you can't tell us what "something something" is we can't help you.

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                    • dankcushionsD
                      dankcushions Global Moderator
                      last edited by

                      you should fill out: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

                      mario kart 64 should run no problem, in latest retropie with no changes...

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                      • chipsnblipC
                        chipsnblip @alexck
                        last edited by

                        @alexck yes, please do fill out the form in the sticky as suggested. you should be able to check the terminal history if you executed the command from the pi itself. the up arrow key will cycle through previous terminal commands you've entered. shell history is stored in /home/pi/.bash_history

                        view it with:

                        cat /home/pi/.bash_history
                        

                        or

                        nano /home/pi/.bash_history
                        
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                          alexck
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                          sorry read a few articles and got it fix sorry for wasting time

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