Enter Keyboards?

[A Former User]

it is a basic image with configuration only. No Roms, no illegal thing, only a configuration ready to use.

[mediamogul]

@cyclair said in Enter Keyboards?:

No Roms, no illegal thing

That's good to know. Of course you should still be aware that the statement about 3rd party images still applies to those without ROMs.

[A Former User]

Yes of course. So for my key problem enter where can the problem come from? Is there a file to edit to change the keyboard keys?

[mediamogul]

@cyclair
The keyboard layout settings are found under 'Internationalization' in the raspiconfig tool, accessible from the RetroPie menu of Emulation Station. Perhaps there's a more appropriate selection than what you're currently using.

[A Former User]

yes I have already changed that. what I would like is to be able to assign to a key, because no key enter is recognized with the keyboard, only the arrow keys and escape.

[mitu]

@cyclair You'd do that from the ES input configuration dialog, you'll need to map the keyboard to act as a controller - and probably assign the enter key to one of the buttons to act as one.

[A Former User]

@mitu yes but the worry has no key enter, I can not validate and enter the input menu. therefore i would like to know if it is possible to modify a file to modify the key directly in the file can not validate in the menu

[mitu]

@cyclair In this case follow @mediamogul's advice and set the keyboard type with the raspi-config tool. You might have to use SSH to run it, if your enter key is not working. Or maybe you have a peculiar keyboard type which is not well understood by linux.

[A Former User]

@mitu indeed with a USB keyboard no key enter, but with a Bluetooth keyboard type rii8 the enter key is volume +. it's weird ...

[A Former User]

I found the file to modify, it is the file retroarch.cfg, which I modify to put the keys that I want.
Here it could be for other people.

Thank you for your answers and your help anyway.