SAVE STATE STUCK AT 0% ISSUSES

Zering

I had the exact same issue a few months ago, a better power supply mostly solved it.

It only ever happens now when I use my Ps4 controller. Changing controllers generally resolves it in my experience. Maybe that will work for you?

pokevania

It's usually a permissions issue for me because I load/ save everything using a network share. The other times, it's because the SD is full. I know, who would fill an entire SD card and not know it. As it turns out, compiling/ updating from source can use gigs of temporary SD card space. If something goes wrong, it doesn't get deleted. BAM! Full SD!

mitu

@pokevania said in SAVE STATE STUCK AT 0% ISSUSES:

As it turns out, compiling/ updating from source can use gigs of temporary SD card space. If something goes wrong, it doesn't get deleted.

Yes, but after it fails, you have the option to clean-up the space used for the build in the package menu.

thomas.ap

@Zering So 7 days ago I ordered the proper power supply and I still have 0% issue on EchoNight sadly.

thomas.ap

@pokevania I checked my SD and it's at 4 gbs so I know it's not a storage issue

thomas.ap

@mitu The odd thing is that I never get an error code

thomas.ap

Today is also the first time since I posted this and now Other games are having the 0% save state issue. I did resetromdirs and Spider-Man has 0%

mitu

@thomas-ap said in SAVE STATE STUCK AT 0% ISSUSES:

@pokevania I checked my SD and it's at 4 gbs so I know it's not a storage issue

How large is your SD card ? Depending on the size, 4Gb might be under 5% of its capacity and you might have issues writing to is, since - by default - 5% from the formatted capacity is reserved for the root user.

Do an experiment and remove one of the larger disc images from the your ROM set, freeing up some more space. See if you can save.

thomas.ap

@mitu Sorry for responding late, I have a 32 GB micro SD and how would I do that??

mitu

Do what, exactly ? If you're asking about removing ROMs, then it's easier to delete the files from \\retropie\roms\<folder>.