Failure to boot with xboxdrv initialisation in rc.local

Applepie2

After reading the log myself I guessed that I hadn't reconfigured the controller properly in emulationstation, so after redoing the configuration everything is working great.

Thanks so much for all the help, problem is solved!

mitu

@Applepie2 said in Failure to boot with xboxdrv initialisation in rc.local:

As a side note, at the moment I am manually typing these outputs out for you, is there a simple way for me to be able to copy and paste the whole logs?

You can use SSH to log in and issue commands, transfer files/text from the Pi.

From the EmulationStation log, it looks like the controller is detected as a joystick. Can you also post the entire log - including the inputs recorded during the configuration screen ?

Should be easier to transfer if you're using SSH. The log file can also be found via file shares at \\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\es_log.txt.

As a last resort, you can configure the device manually by adding the appropriate entries in es_input.cfg (same folder as the log file).

Applepie2

It was my own fault for not configuring the controller again in emulationstation, sorry about that!

The only issue I now have is that although it works perfectly in emulationstation, the controller doesn't work at all in any of emulators I've tried (only been testing libretro core emulators). On launch it now shows that three controllers are recognised Teensyduino Keyboard/Mouse/Joystick in port 1, Teensyduino Keyboard/Mouse/Joystick in port 2 and ApplePi Controller in port 3.

I feel there may be some conflict as both the physical controller and virtual remapped version as they are both being seen.

mitu

@Applepie2 said in Failure to boot with xboxdrv initialisation in rc.local:

I feel there may be some conflict as both the physical controller and virtual remapped version as they are both being seen.

Yes, I think that's the case. You may use the Configuration Editor to re-order the joysticks so #3 (ApplePie) appears are #1 and takes over as Player 1.
This will work for RetroArch, for other (stadalone) emulators there may be additional configuration to be done to re-order the joysticks.

Applepie2

@mitu Perfect! That's solved it! Everything works brilliantly now, thanks again so much for all your help!