xbox controller undetectable after driver packages update - also weird white login screen with cursor after 'sudo apt-get install lightdm'
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@Stag Delete the line with the
xboxdrv
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I did indeed- that worked. I deleted the xboxdriver line and no error anymore. But still no autoboot.
New amazing problem is, when i go into emulation station and with my controller to the retropie menu- there are scrambled pieces of text (and pictures of joypads missing with neo geo and such) and when I select raspi-config the menu pops into cmd. -
@Stag Sounds like some of your 'fixes' have messed up your system.
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Guess so- is there any major sweep I can do like a big uninstall instead of re-installing retropie on the sd card?
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@Stag Flash the card again, save your ROMs before.
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Ok copy that.
Ill try some other stuff since I got nothing to lose here- and if no succes I
ll flash the card again.Thanks for your help so far!
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One last tip for people who have messed up controls and can`t get them to change:
when you got to: sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh
via cmd then --> configuration/tools --> emulationstation --> clear/reset emulation station configuration - you can reset the controller and do a new configuration at the start of emu station. -
I`ve managed to fix the boot issue by going into emustation and change the boot options from there. This was only possible by fixing the controller issue first.
Now, only thing left to do is- get the ps1 graphics smooth again (suddenly back to basic and in game tweaking of video options not working), get the best video options going for n64, fix the missing theme/picture problem.
Sorry to go off topic- do you know of a way to get the open gl driver running? It seems incompatible with retropie and gives boot problems.
Or is this not a good idea? -
could this be an option https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5142/lost-retropie-menu-icons/2 ?
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@Stag said in xbox controller undetectable after driver packages update - also weird white login screen with cursor after 'sudo apt-get install lightdm':
Sorry to go off topic- do you know of a way to get the open gl driver running? It seems incompatible with retropie and gives boot problems.
The OpenGL driver is not compatible with RetroPie.
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