“Failed to start load kernel modules” (SOLVED)

mitu

@cynital You'll need a browser to upload the file, so yes, use a PC. Transfer the file with SCP, or if you're using File Shares, copy the file to the ROMs folder and get it from the roms file share:

cp /tmp/dmesg /home/pi/RetroPie/roms

cynital

@mitu ok so i find it in file on retropie files?

cynital

@mitu where do i find the thing i need?

mitu

@cynital I'm sorry, find what ?

cynital

@mitu sorry im not really understanding this can you help step by step or maybe contact me somewhere else, im really trying to fix this because i think this is what is not making my afterglow xbox controller work (its a 3rd oarty controller so thats why)

mitu

@cynital How did you install RetroPie ? Did you use the image provided on the RetroPie website or other image ? Have you installed anything else on it ?
If you're not familiar with RetroPie or Linux, I'd suggest to start with a known good system - use the official image and install it from scratch. After that, update RetroPie and all packages and re-try to add your controller.

cynital

@mitu i got it from retropie website and installed the official image, i dont want to lose all my stuff on here, i installed screen savers and bezles and kodi, is there a way i could back it up?

mitu

@cynital If you installed the official image, I guess it's ok to keep it like this, but unless you're able to provide some logs/diagnostic info, I'm afraid I can't help you.

cynital

@mitu where could i do that? Im on a pc rn too looking at “bios” “configs “roms” “splashscreen” just tell me what i have to do, i could aslo go to my pi, and i just installed ssh

mitu

@cynital OK let's try again. To get the system log

dmesg > /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/dmesg.txt

Look in the roms folder via the file share on the PC and the dmesg.txt file should be there. Upload it to pastebin.com.

cynital

i looked in roms but cant find dmesg.txt

cynital

@mitu i found it its a bunch of stuff right?

cynital

@mitu https://pastebin.com/aamiR6hU i pasted it

mitu

@cynital OK, let's give it another shot. Reboot, plug in your controller and try to see if it work. Obviously, it won't work - as you reported. Exit Emulationstation, then execute the following command at the terminal

dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999

The command will automatically upload the log and will print an URL. Copy that URl and paste it here.

cynital

@mitu i got this, /http://termbin.com/a4fc with out the slash in the front tho cause it wouldent let me post with out it cause its "spam"

mitu

@cynital From the looks of it, you're using xboxdrv - remove it and reboot. Then

update the RetroPie script
update the xpad driver from the RetroPie driver section.

Reboot and then see if you can configure both your controllers.

cynital

@mitu i removed xboxdrv and rebooted then i updated retropie set up script then rebooted then updated xpad then rebooted still cant configure the xbox one afterglow wired controller, it also says in the command thing failed to start load kernel modules, the main goal is to get this controller to work

cynital

@mitu i pasted it again https://pastebin.com/DCFh33E7 also if you want me to do dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999 i can

cynital

@mitu ok so the error is gone and it and does say failed it says active heres a updated pastebin https://pastebin.com/twN4P9Hb and this http://termbin.com/abs5 that problem is solved but the controller will not config still

mitu

The controller appears right now, but I don't think it's picking the correct Xbox driver (xpad) - it's not recognised as an Xbox controller.

[    2.738041] usb 1-1.3: New USB device found, idVendor=0e6f, idProduct=02b8
[    2.738079] usb 1-1.3: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
[    2.738091] usb 1-1.3: Product: Afterglow Wired Controller for Xbox One
[    2.738099] usb 1-1.3: Manufacturer: Performance Designed Products
[    2.738108] usb 1-1.3: SerialNumber: 000094D554F64414