Reply To: Autofire on the axis

[TorVaga]

Ok.
I’m just referring to what Feederchain has written earlier in this post. And this is to remotely install it from a windows computer while the Pi is powered on and pluged into an Ethernet cable.
I’m assuming you have already installed Retropie on your SD-card
1. Download WinSCP
2. Open it up and type in the IP-address to your Pi, together with the username (pi by deafault) and you will be prompted for the password later on.
3. Find the downloaded .tar-file on the left side of the WinSCP, and some location on the right side on your Pi. (I used /root/home/pie or something like that, so I didn’t have to be logged in with super user rights on the Pi.)
4. Drag and drop the file to that folder on your Pi.
5. When the file is finished transfering I would download Putty. This is an SSH client. Use that to log into your Pi. (IP-address, username and Port 22)
6. Log in with User: pi and PW: raspberry
Run this commands 1 by 1

tar -xf custom_kernel_1.20150317-1.tar.gz
cd custom_kernel_1.20150317-1
sudo ./install.sh

Now you should have gotten the kernal patched.
When you reboot your Pi and it enters Emulationstation, it should say that it finds 2 joypads. If you go to Retropie in the menu, you can select Configure keyboard/ joypad to retroarch. Here you will have to press the buttons you want to assign in the order the configuration takes you.
And this is as far as I have gotten by now. I’m still troubling to configure the 2player side of the joypad. =)
Hope this helps you! I’m probably just as noob as you are on this, so don’t be afraid to ask if I wrote something unclear.