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    Fix runcommand

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    • mediamogulM
      mediamogul Global Moderator @GinJa
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      @GinJa said in Fix runcommand:

      Maybe my expressed frustrations will help make this better.

      Coincidentally, this is also a quote from Ike Turner's wedding vows.

      RetroPie v4.5 • RPi3 Model B • 5.1V 2.5A PSU • 16GB SanDisk microSD • 512GB External Drive

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        GinJa @mediamogul
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        @mediamogul lol. Coming from a software development background I expect functionality that works and has automated unit tests.

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          GinJa @rbaker
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          @rbaker hmm, lucky you had no issues with controllers or getting n64 to work properly, or dreamcast. I assume you never had your sd card corrupted either. Lucky you.

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          • mediamogulM
            mediamogul Global Moderator @GinJa
            last edited by

            @GinJa

            How dare you sir! My mother was a saint.

            RetroPie v4.5 • RPi3 Model B • 5.1V 2.5A PSU • 16GB SanDisk microSD • 512GB External Drive

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            • rbakerR
              rbaker @GinJa
              last edited by rbaker

              @GinJa Nope, I plugged in a Ps3 controller, no issues. Plugged in an ibuffalo, no problems, Plugged in a keyboard no problems. Plugged in an ipac with a few problems. Then I went brave and tried a PS4 controller and that worked too! All via emulationstation. The only editing I did was for hotkeys. I make sure that the SD stays good by shutting down the Pi using the correct methods and I use genuine verified cards. I don't try to get N64 or Dreamcast working properly because we are on a Pi. I can run those on a PC. "Coming from a software development background" you know all this right? Or, you might be complacent due to your knowledge so you may have ignored the detailed wiki or even paid someone for an illegal build, I don't know, but, I have to say that I stand by my original comment, 100 hours is nonsense and you know it's an exaggeration by about 10x

              I expect functionality that works

              Speaking as a "non-expert", it clearly does. If you listen and read carefully. I have never had an issue relating directly to retropie and have shaders, arcade sticks, hot keys, attract modes all working.

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                GinJa @rbaker
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                @rbaker lucky for you. Just look how many posts there are on the this forum and the number of versions. Cheers!

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                  GinJa @GinJa
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                  @GinJa I have some really good overclock settings that make n64 and dreamcast run well...

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                  • markyh444M
                    markyh444 @GinJa
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                    @GinJa If you read half of the posts of people having "problems" though, you find about 90% of them have not bothered to read the wiki or search the forum to see if this has been asked previously or documented fixes there. Another 8% are about MAME and not understanding how those ROMs work. About 2% are actual issues.

                    I work in IT and have done for 13 years. Prior to that I messed about with computers in my own time, so I know my way about hardware and software OK enough. Anyone coming to this project, built on a Pi which is specifically designed to be a LEARNING tool, and wants it to be plug and play has been mis-informed.

                    As far as my experience goes with RetroPie, it can be plug and play. Or it can be as complex as you want it to be, but on the whole it's much more plug and play that most Pi projects out there considering the vast array of integrated components and config.

                    Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                    Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                    Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                    https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                    • rbakerR
                      rbaker @GinJa
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                      @GinJa said in Fix runcommand:

                      Just look how many posts there are on the this forum

                      ...from people who have not yet read enough or who are impatient, yes I know.

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                      • dankcushionsD
                        dankcushions Global Moderator @GinJa
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                        @GinJa said in Fix runcommand:

                        @mediamogul lol. Coming from a software development background I expect functionality that works and has automated unit tests.

                        is that a voluntary software development background? because...

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                          GinJa @dankcushions
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                          @dankcushions lmao good one.

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