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  • #2267

    In reply to: XArcade + USB keyboard

    jadawan
    Participant

    Did you ever get this figured out? I am going crazy trying to get this to work.

    r00stre
    Participant

    There are some issues with 2 player games on SNES, such as Super Bomberman, the second controller only works if you hold down a button on the first controller. I’m using two SNES usb controllers, they work great on some games like Tetris 2 but on others they seem to act erratically. Anyone know a fix for this? I’ve been searching for hours with to no avail.

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey guys/gals,

    I’m currently in the process of re-writing the SDCard as i’m running into filesystem corruption and likely need a different SD Card (problems after about 10 reboots or so)

    It does work amazingly well though, when i’m using HDMI for video. I thought I was all set to go install it in my car but I tried using the RCA video out instead and although it all looked good, as soon as i launched the NES or SNES emulators by selecting a rom, the screen goes blank and i can hear the audio. If I press my couple buttons on the controller it’ll quit the emulator and I can blindly use the options to reboot it, and it comes back up for another try.

    I’ve got RasPi model B (512mb), Targus Stowaway USB keyboard (portable, can fit in glovebox) and a USB adapter for my original SNES controller. Again, everything works beautifully if i use HDMI. I just can’t seem to use RCA video due to the blackout issue once launching ROMs.

    I’ve done some searching but might be using the wrong terminology or phrasing. Has anyone ran into this before? I really only plan on using NES and SNES, but I did use the pre-build SD Card image just to make it easy on myself so it appears to have ‘everything’ on it.

    SD Card is a 16gb class 10 card from SanDisk. Can provide details if required. I’m using the 5v 2A power supply my Galaxy S4 came with to power it. Due to the file system corruption i’ve tried setting the overvolt option to 2 and it seems to help the file system issues, but i don’t notice any difference with regards to the RCA video.

    Thanks in advance :) I’m a windows guy (server admin, tech junkie), but I understand linux… though nothing too in depth.

    Brian

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    All,

    I’ve dumped some roms in the Commodore 64 rom folder, but cannot seem to play them. Let me be a bit more specific.

    I’m using SD card image 1.5
    I’m playing via HDMI (No issues at all!)
    The roms show up in the C64 emu menu
    Roms are in the tap or t64 format

    Inthe emu menu, I select the rom to play, and press the allocated launch button. Next, I am booted in to the c64 emulator, but am directed straight to what appears to be the c64 setup menu. From here I can browse around various menus, but not launch a rom.

    Is there something special I need to be doing to have the C64 playable with USB SNES controllers? Select rom, press the launch button, playgame?

    Is there a specific rom format that is preferred other than tap/t64? I know this was an issue with DGEN for me.

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Kinda ’nuff said in the title, but still. Whenever I run a ROM, it just shuts down. I am using a USB Keyboard as a controller (I don’t have another kind of USB “controller”.

    Oh, also, when I ran retroarch-joyconfig, it said couldn’t open joystick #0. That might be the problem.

    nicenietzsche
    Participant

    Hi,
    I’m dealing with NES emulation.
    I can start the rom but when I’m in the game tha pad does’t work at all and I have to plug in the keyboard to play.

    In the NES emulator menu there is no buttons configuration and the joypad is properly selected as the P1 controller.

    So I’ve tried to follow some online guides.
    From the terminal I go to:
    cd RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools
    and then launch:
    ./retroarch-joyconfig

    Here start the problems:
    1. the button mapping process is simply ununderstable. It refer to buttons with names and numbers that simply I can’t understand.
    2. When I open the retroarch.cfg file to edit it I can’t find out the right lines at the bottom of it.

    Is there someone who has a SNES USB pad as me and can just share with me a proper .cfg file?
    Thanks a lot.

    #2214
    Brian Rebarchek
    Participant

    You were correct. Some of my ROMS were an incorrect format. Thanks for the help.

    Now if i can just figure out how to install to USB Flash Drive ill be good to go!

    Foil1212
    Participant

    I followed the instructions for setting up xboxdrv, and I got my wired controller working perfectly. I then changed the setting to wid instead of just id to change it to wireless, powered off the system and plugged in the wireless adapter. The controller reads, but it repeats key presses and acts weird. I’ve tried it with and without the USB hub, same with the wired controller. The wired works both ways and the wireless has the same errors both ways.

    I don’t think it’s a power issue because I’m using an approved product, and it works fine with the wired controller.

    Does anyone have any suggestions?

    Sorry if this is a repeat post, I looked at the topics of the first page of threads and tried to google search something on it, but nothing turned up.

    #2199

    In reply to: Freeze, just freeze

    petrockblog
    Keymaster

    First of all, I would try and test everything without the USB controller being connected.

    #2195
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I got one of those, it works perfectly.

    #2194

    In reply to: Freeze, just freeze

    nicenietzsche
    Participant

    Thanks for the questions.
    No, my Raspberry isn’t overclocked.
    No, I’m not using a powered usb hub. The keyboard has backlight but, even with only the USB pad plugged, the Raspberry freezes.
    I’ve tried both, 1.5 and 1.6.1 BETA.

    #2192

    In reply to: Freeze, just freeze

    karloss
    Participant

    Hey mate, are you running overclocked?

    are you using a powered usb hub?

    are you using an sdimage? 1.5 or 1.6.1? or you build from source?

    nicenietzsche
    Participant

    Hi,
    I’ve tried many many times to install and re-install RetroPie on 2 different SD cards. Both of them are class 4, one is an 8 Gb SD card, the other one is 16 Gb.
    I can setup my joypad (a SNES USB controller) and then RetroPie freezes.
    Sometimes I can switch to Dukem Nukem from the start screen (I think is an Apple emulator) but it’s just a matter of time (a few seconds) and RetroPie freeze, freeze and freeze again.
    Have I to give up?
    Someone has the same problem?

    #2168

    In reply to: Linapple 2?

    matthew
    Participant

    i took all my other emulators and stuck them in a folder so just NES is where it should be since thats all im interested in. f10 to quit out of that apple emulator and f4 to get back to terminal. you can in theory map to a NAS but thats so much of a pain if you plug in a usb stick it will create a ROM folder on it just put your roms in the appropriate folder and when you plug it back in it will auto copy them off. hope that helps a little.

    #2160
    matthew
    Participant

    how do you get your joystick name? i have tried the input name and that doesn’t work for me and im out of ideas as to where to find the name. since its an analog device it does not show up in either of the two folders inside of /dev/input

    i only say that on an assumption since the only devices listed in either of those folders are USB devices.

    #2100
    jipje44 .
    Participant

    I can boot with the xbox360 controller detached, i suspect the problem will be solved if i use a powered usb hub

    TylerG
    Participant

    So I had no previous experience with linux or Raspberry Pi but decided that I wanted to learn mostly because of this project! I feel like I have done pretty well considering.

    I was able to get everything to work with a keyboard and wanted to take it to the next level and get the actual NES controllers working and place it all in an NES shell like I had seen on some other blogs and videos.

    I ran into issue with the NES controller once I tried to map the left and up keys. I have tried two usb to nes adapters and 3 controllers with no luck.

    I am using Retrolink Retro-bit NES to USB adapters and they work perfectly on my mac and pc.

    I am wondering if anyone has any helpful tips? A config file I can copy? Is the GPIO set up pretty easy if I was alright with the soldering?

    Sorry for all the questions and thank you so much in advance!

    #2040

    In reply to: My RetroTable

    Jonathan Lundström
    Participant

    Thanks!

    A question for you, what did you use to allow overwriting the sound to the headphones instead of the USB speakers. I too have a pair of USB speakers connected to my 7-port powered hub. I’m going to mount an analog audio jack on the front of the table but I don’t know how to reroute the sound and disable the speakers.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)

    #2030
    leeroydix123
    Participant

    i am running 1.5 disk image through hdmi, maybe it is my controller which i still cant get to work on the emulator menu just in games. (its a cheap snes usb)

    Henry Beevers
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I’ve installed retropie and my ROMs with amazing ease for linux related stuff so great news on that front. The installation is perfect but now I want to connect my original SNES controllers to use instead of the keyboard.

    I’m wondering if I could use this:

    Am I thinking far too simplistically or will this likely work?

    Thankyou for any help.

    #2021

    In reply to: DGEN emulator hanging

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi,

    I am having exactly the same issue. Emulator hangs on the DGEN splash screen. I have the same config as the opening poster (perhaps the controllers are a different brand :p) If it helps, we’re using the RetroPie v1.6 Beta disk image. NES is successfully working with two usb snes style controllers.

    DGENRC: /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/dgen-sdl contains “sample.dgenrc”. Is there a mthod for setting up DGEN separately that could be causing the hang?

    Alternatively in .dgenrc there is a DGENRC file that contains two commented out lines, and the additional dgenrc.auto file that looks like:

    # DGen/SDL v1.32
    # This file is automatically overwritten.
    
    key_pad1_up = "UP"
    joy_pad1_up = "joystick0-axis1-min"
    key_pad1_down = "DOWN"
    joy_pad1_down = "joystick0-axis1-max"
    key_pad1_left = "LEFT"
    joy_pad1_left = "joystick0-axis0-min"
    key_pad1_right = "RIGHT"
    joy_pad1_right = "joystick0-axis0-max"
    key_pad1_a = "a"
    joy_pad1_a = "joystick0-button0"
    key_pad1_b = "s"
    joy_pad1_b = "joystick0-button1"
    key_pad1_c = "d"
    joy_pad1_c = "joystick0-button2"
    key_pad1_x = "q"
    joy_pad1_x = "joystick0-button3"
    key_pad1_y = "w"
    joy_pad1_y = "joystick0-button4"
    key_pad1_z = "e"
    joy_pad1_z = "joystick0-button5"
    key_pad1_mode = "BACKSPACE"
    joy_pad1_mode = "joystick0-button6"
    key_pad1_start = "RETURN"
    joy_pad1_start = "joystick0-button7"
    key_pad2_up = "KP_8"
    joy_pad2_up = "joystick1-axis1-min"
    key_pad2_down = "KP_2"
    joy_pad2_down = "joystick1-axis1-max"
    key_pad2_left = "KP_4"
    joy_pad2_left = "joystick1-axis0-min"
    key_pad2_right = "KP_6"
    joy_pad2_right = "joystick1-axis0-max"
    key_pad2_a = "DELETE"
    joy_pad2_a = "joystick1-button0"
    key_pad2_b = "END"
    joy_pad2_b = "joystick1-button1"
    key_pad2_c = "PAGE_DOWN"
    joy_pad2_c = "joystick1-button2"
    key_pad2_x = "INSERT"
    joy_pad2_x = "joystick1-button3"
    key_pad2_y = "HOME"
    joy_pad2_y = "joystick1-button4"
    key_pad2_z = "PAGE_UP"
    joy_pad2_z = "joystick1-button5"
    key_pad2_mode = "KP_PLUS"
    joy_pad2_mode = "joystick1-button6"
    key_pad2_start = "KP_ENTER"
    joy_pad2_start = "joystick1-button7"
    key_fix_checksum = "F1"
    joy_fix_checksum = ''
    key_quit = "ESCAPE"
    joy_quit = ''
    key_craptv_toggle = "F5"
    joy_craptv_toggle = ''
    key_scaling_toggle = "F6"
    joy_scaling_toggle = ''
    key_screenshot = "F12"
    joy_screenshot = ''
    key_reset = "TAB"
    joy_reset = ''
    key_slot_0 = "0"
    joy_slot_0 = ''
    key_slot_1 = "1"
    joy_slot_1 = ''
    key_slot_2 = "2"
    joy_slot_2 = ''
    key_slot_3 = "3"
    joy_slot_3 = ''
    key_slot_4 = "4"
    joy_slot_4 = ''
    key_slot_5 = "5"
    joy_slot_5 = ''
    key_slot_6 = "6"
    joy_slot_6 = ''
    key_slot_7 = "7"
    joy_slot_7 = ''
    key_slot_8 = "8"
    joy_slot_8 = ''
    key_slot_9 = "9"
    joy_slot_9 = ''
    key_save = "F2"
    joy_save = ''
    key_load = "F3"
    joy_load = ''
    key_z80_toggle = "F10"
    joy_z80_toggle = ''
    key_cpu_toggle = "F11"
    joy_cpu_toggle = ''
    key_stop = "z"
    joy_stop = ''
    key_game_genie = "F9"
    joy_game_genie = ''
    key_fullscreen_toggle = "alt-RETURN"
    joy_fullscreen_toggle = ''
    key_debug_enter = "


    joy_debug_enter = ”
    key_prompt = “:”
    joy_prompt = ”
    bool_vdp_hide_plane_a = false
    bool_vdp_hide_plane_b = false
    bool_vdp_hide_plane_w = false
    bool_vdp_hide_sprites = false
    bool_vdp_sprites_boxing = false
    int_vdp_sprites_boxing_fg = 16776960
    int_vdp_sprites_boxing_bg = 65280
    bool_autoload = false
    bool_autosave = false
    bool_autoconf = true
    bool_frameskip = true
    bool_show_carthead = false
    str_rom_path = “roms”
    bool_raw_screenshots = false
    ctv_craptv_startup = off
    scaling_startup = default
    emu_z80_startup = cz80
    emu_m68k_startup = musa
    bool_sound = true
    int_soundrate = 22050
    int_soundsegs = 8
    int_soundsamples = 0
    int_volume = 100
    key_volume_inc = “=”
    joy_volume_inc = ”
    key_volume_dec = “-”
    joy_volume_dec = ”
    bool_mjazz = false
    int_nice = 0
    int_hz = 50
    bool_pal = true
    region = ‘ ‘
    str_region_order = “JUEX”
    bool_fps = false
    bool_buttons = false
    bool_fullscreen = false
    int_info_height = -1
    int_width = -1
    int_height = -1
    int_scale = -1
    int_scale_x = -1
    int_scale_y = -1
    int_depth = 0
    bool_swab = false
    bool_opengl = true
    bool_opengl_aspect = true
    int_opengl_width = -1
    int_opengl_height = -1
    bool_opengl_linear = true
    bool_opengl_32bit = true
    bool_opengl_swap = false
    bool_opengl_square = false
    bool_doublebuffer = true
    bool_screen_thread = false
    bool_joystick = true

    
    
    The .emulationstation/es_systems.cfg fragment for mega drive looks like
    
    

    DESCNAME=Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
    NAME=megadrive
    PATH=/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive
    EXTENSION=.smd .SMD .md .MD .bin .BIN .zip .ZIP .gz .GZ .bz2 .BZ2
    COMMAND=/home/pi/RetroPie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh 1 “/home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/dgen-sdl/dgen -f -r /home/pi/RetroPie/configs/all/dgenrc %ROM%”
    # alternatively: COMMAND=export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=”/home/pi/RetroPie/supplementary/dispmanx/SDL12-kms-dispmanx/build/.libs”; /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/dgen-sdl/dgen %ROM%
    PLATFORMID=18`

    Thank you very much for your help. I know we’re pretty keen to get sonic cranked up over here :)

    shane557
    Participant

    I used the pre-made .img file from this site with a Raspberry Pi B rev 2.0, installed xboxdrv and setup all of the proper configuration files for the controller in /etc/rc.local and used retroarch-joyconfig to add the p1.cfg file to retroarch.cfg. The Xbox Wireless receiver is plugged into a 2.6 amp USB hub and the pi is powered by the hub as well. (Plugging the pi directly to the wall did not fix anything).

    When I try to use the Xbox Wireless controller with emulators, it seems as though packets are being dropped (or something else?). For example, even when I am just in the ROM selection menu and press down on the d-pad, it often gets “stuck” and constantly repeats the d-pad down command until I hit something else on the controller. This trend continues within games, too.

    Exiting everything and running “sudo xboxdrv” shows me that this is not a hardware problem because outside of the emulation station, all packets are received and the button never gets “stuck.” (E.g. when I press down on the d-pad dd=1 and immediately when I let up, and new line appears letting me known dd=0)

    Any ideas?

    #1999
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Question: would I just need to change the following section of the “retropie_setup.sh”:

    # configure AdvanceMenu
    function configure_advancemenu()
    {
        printMsg "Configuring AdvanceMenu"
    
        mkdir -p "/home/$user/.advance/"
        cp "./supplementary/advmenu.rc" "/home/$user/.advance/"
    
        cat >> "/home/$user/.advance/advmenu.rc" << _EOF_
    
    emulator "Atari 2600" generic "/usr/local/bin/retroarch" "-L <code>find $rootdir/emulatorcores/stella-libretro/ -name &quot;*libretro*.so&quot;</code> --config $rootdir/configs/all/retroarch.cfg --appendconfig $rootdir/configs/atari2600/retroarch.cfg %p"
    emulator_roms "Atari 2600" "$rootdir/roms/atari2600"

    to:
    emulator "Atari 2600" generic "/usr/local/bin/retroarch" "-Lfind $rootdir/emulatorcores/stella-libretro/ -name “*libretro*.so”` –config $rootdir/configs/all/retroarch.cfg –appendconfig $rootdir/configs/atari2600/retroarch.cfg %p”
    emulator_roms “Atari 2600” “/mnt/usbdrive/roms/atari2600″`

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Good Morning! I’m trying to move my ROM folder locations to a USB pen drive. I can mount the USB pen drive and have it seen by RetroPie, I can change where the SMB Shares point too, but how do I modify where the ROM folders are? Currently they are all in ~/RetroPie/roms/SYSTEMNAME but I’d like to move them to something like /mnt/usbdrive/roms/SYSTEMNAME

    Is this even possible?

    Thanks!

    wdog118
    Participant

    So I have everything setup correctly as far as I can tell. I configured all the buttons on the PS2 style usb game pad using the configuration utility.

    I can start the SNES emulator just find with Super Mario All Stars. I can even select which Mario game I want to play. (Super Mario 3) As soon as I get into the game after selecting Player 1 and selecting the save file the controller doesn’t do anything anymore. I’m on the map of the Mario world and I have to move around to select which level I want to play but nothing happens. The controller doesn’t respond. The keyboard doesn’t respond either unless I hit escape.

    This is weird because everything seems to be working until I actually need to move Mario. Nothing happens.

    Ideas?

    #1995
    WOLF13
    Participant

    Karloss, thank you so much. This seems to have worked.

    I tried logging in via SSH to do the command, instead of doing it from the RP. Seems to have made a difference.

    The gamepad is a little laggy, though, I suspect its the gamepad itself. A very cheap USB one from chinatown near my work. Maybe I’ll try to get a better one and see if it improves.

    Regards

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi all,

    After following the guide at http://lifehacker.com/how-to-turn-your-raspberry-pi-into-a-retro-game-console-498561192 I’m having issues when loading ROMs on the Mega Drive emulator.

    Following is my Hardware, using RetroPie image 1.5
    512mb Pi
    1A DC adapter
    8GB SD Card
    2 USB Controllers

    I have tried 3 ROMs, Sonic 1, 2 and World Of Illusion – though they all have the same issue: I get the DGEN splash screen, and my Pi simply hangs…

    I have removed one of the controllers, to see if it’s power related, but no joy.

    Any help greatfully recieved!

    karloss
    Participant

    missed the sudo commands..

    at the bottom on the /RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg file, you will see input_player1_joypad_index stuff, delete all of that…
    then drop into terminal (F4) or ssh and do this..

    cd ~/RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools

    sudo ./retroarch-joyconfig -o p1.cfg -p 1 -j 0
    ( -o for output file, -p for player, -j for joystick id )

    then do this

    sudo cat p*.cfg >> ~/RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    this will setup the controls for the emulators, if you need to do the emulationstation controls, delete the esconfig file in the .emulationstation folder and reboot.

    good luck

    I.E. I create a blank file called whatever.cfg

    and when I have the command in the right file, run something like:

    ./retroarch-joyconfig -o -p1 -j0 whatever.cfg

    And then copy it into the retroarch.cfg

    Brilliant (I don’t mean that sarcastically, I really appreciate it!)!!!

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yeah, this confused me for a while as well, but here’s what you need to do.
    What you need to do is take the output of /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools/retroarch-joyconfig and add it to the end of /home/pi/RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    Just pipe the output of retroarch-joyconfig into a file and append that file to the end of retroarch.cfg

    That should do it.

    Freeride
    Participant

    Hi Guys,

    my RetroPie works fine, but i have following little problems.
    1. i have a fullscreen in main menu but not in SNES.
    2. i will configure a second usb controller. How it works?

    Thanks a lot
    Nils

    Chase Westlye
    Participant

    Ok… So once I do the little trick above to get the CD to be the /tools/ folder, I’m able to run this:

    ./retroarch-joyconfig -0//./RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    And the config runs!

    Unfortunately when I go to RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg and check the file, there are no joystick inputs in the file (so the config never took).

    Ideas?

    Chase Westlye
    Participant

    [quote=1941]Im trying to do this and i constantly get Directory not found. I can go in open the directory in terminal but when i attempt to ./retroarch-joyconfig -o p1.cfg -p 1 -j 0 it just gives me Base File/Directory not found. Is it possible the keyboard im using is causing this? I have not been able to get a single directory to change and i know they exist. [/quote]

    1941… Try this…

    In Console, type: pwd… That will tell you what directory you are in.

    Then type CD /home/pi/

    Type PWD and you should see:

    /home/pi/

    Then tyoe: ls -F

    It’ll get you all of the folders and files in that directory that you can CD to

    I was able to get to the cd ~/RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools/ folder this way but still haven’t figure out how to get joyconfig to run

    Chase Westlye
    Participant

    ffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu…………….. This is driving me nuts LOL

    So I found another relative thread with similar commands…

    http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=42521

    Here’s the code to run:

    cd ~/RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools/ &&
    ./retroarch-joyconfig -p 1 -j 1 >> ~/RetroPie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    So I type that in and I still get:

    “-bash: cd ~/home/pi/RetroPie/Configs/All no such file or directory”

    I did a search in WinSCP and the retroarch-joyconfig is found at:

    /home/pi/RetroPie/emulators/RetroArch/tools

    ALMOST THERE!

    Chase Westlye
    Participant

    Also I deleted es_systems.cfg in /home/pi/.emulationstation and reran emulationstation… This allowed me to reset the emulationstation navigation controls so now my PS2 USB controller as well as my keyboard work for navigating around emulationstation (selecting games, exiting, etc).

    The keyboard works great in games, the PS USB controller is totally unresposnive.

    Alsmost there!

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