GPIO Devices not detected
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Model:
Raspberry Pi 2 Model BPower Supply:
Cannakit 5VBuilt From:
Pre made SD Image on RetroPie websiteUSB Devices connected:
Keyboard
Wifi dongleController used:
GPIO / Keyboard
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3272?gclid=CjwKCAjwk7rmBRAaEiwAhDGhxEEn-tGirz8ERSCXErm4KPjDO6-YE1mbCL_hpfBvToSSovvx0ktpRhoCMfMQAvD_BwEError messages received:
None, GPIO devices fail to be detected when used in input configuration screen.Guide used:
https://learn.adafruit.com/retro-gaming-with-raspberry-piConfigs
/boot/retrogame.cfg
https://pastebin.com/LkCRg4m9How to replicate the problem:
Hi! I’m having a problem where Retropie seems to not recognize my GPIO button and joystick even when seemly configured properly.
I’ve done the following:- Downloaded, booted and updated retropie to it’s most recent version
- installed gamecon-gpio-rpi driver from raspi-confg
- installed and run retrogame.sh
- plugging in all GPIO devices from this guide https://learn.adafruit.com/retro-gaming-with-raspberry-pi
- gone to the input configuration screen and pressed the arcade buttons and joystick.
Is there something I’m missing? Is it possible the Joystick and buttons are broken? The keyboard works fine however.
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Sounds like retrogame isn't installed, or it isn't loading when booting, or isn't configured properly.
If you open the terminal (press F4) and push your buttons and see if the corresponding letters appear.
If you see no letters when moving the joystick or pushing buttons, then retrogame isn't working
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