RPi4 USB ports guide
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I remember somethink like this in retropie-setup (not only for nes game, in general):
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Thanks a lot, I'll take a look.
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@Chupachups That was it! Thank you!
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@gordonfreemanjr said in RPi4 USB ports guide:
an XBox 360 controller wireless dongle
an Xbox 360 replacement gamepad wireless dongle
a wireless mouse/keyboards combo wireless dongle
an external drive containing romsYou do realize you only need 1 dongle. Any xbox360 dongle can handle up to 4 controllers at a time. That might be causing issues.
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@lostless Nope, only one of these dongle is an original XBox 360 dongle. The other one is a replacement dongle and doesn’t work with the original gamepad.
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@gordonfreemanjr You mean its a 3rd party controller with a 3rd party dongle? If so, i've misunderstood. But i have an official and 3rd party usb dongle for xbox360 controllers and both work with 4 official xbox 360 controllers
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@lostless Yes, I’m aware. I was counting on it actually: I had an original Xbox 360 gamepad woth a broken dongle. I ordered a replacement combo and hoped that the replacement dongle would work for both. It doesn’t though: it connects over radio.
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@Chupachups It worked for a brief moment, and now it stopped working.
Again, both gamepads set as the Player 2 after reboot. The configuration is set for the black to count as the Player 1; no luck for now.
Any other ideas?
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@gordonfreemanjr Ignore what the controller is showing on its LED face. Do the controllers actually function, in game, as player one and two? That all that should matter.
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@lostless said in RPi4 USB ports guide:
@gordonfreemanjr Ignore what the controller is showing on its LED face.
I agree. My bluetooth Wii U Pro clone gamepads also only light the first player LED even if they are working fine for different players in Retropie.
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