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[quote=99955]re-install retroarch from binary from menu 5 in retropie-setup. we have reverted to an older version.

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That actually worked for me. Found out that my analog sticks work for N64, but not PSX, so maybe emulator related.

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for the saving thing, make sure the following is present in your main retroarch.cfg (I was having the same problem):

config_save_on_exit = true

and that will make sure that retroarch saves your config when you exit the emulator.

wrt your analog sticks, not sure what the deal is there. I installed the ps3 driver and plugged in a ps3 controller via cable and it seems to work (tested in n64 emulator and the right stick did something with the C buttons) but I haven’t spent that much time with it as the main purpose of what im making is to emu the 8-bit/16-bit games.
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Thx for the saving thing. Seems to work for me :). My Controllers are XBox 360 Wireless, unfortunately I don’t have access to PS3 Controllers for more testing.

[quote=99955]re-install retroarch from binary from menu 5 in retropie-setup. we have reverted to an older version.

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Thx, will try that tomorrow. :)

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Hi, there are more people who got this issue. You can read this post klick for a workaround, which seems to work. Just remember, this is a beta, not a final version :)

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I just deleted the “nul assignment” in the main retroarch.cfg in the last line for the hotkey and now I can navigate through Retroarch Menu and even exit with my controller, but retroarch still does not remember my configurations.

E: Now I found out this:

Select + Y Button on Controller = Freeze/No Inputs accepted
Y (Search) Button in menu = Freeze/No Inputs accepted

So entering the Menu with Select + f1 also does the trick for me. Workaround, but not a real fix :).

Now everything ,except my analog sticks, is working (while analog to digital works fine).

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Ok,
so I just found out, that completely disconnecting the wireless receiver makes it at least possible to use the menu with the keyboard. I will go on and try some different combinations of installing drivers and using it without drivers, with no controllers connected etc.

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Hey,
I’ve got exactly the same issue (got my own Thread in Controller Configuration for that topic, but no answers until now). I was able to configure both controllers (XBox 360 Wireless controller with the XBox 360 Driver installed) fine in ES, but the only thing I can do in the emulators is to bring on the Screen with “Welcome to retroarch…” and then I have to kill the process to quit, because it’s seems like it’s frozen. I can use Select + Start to quit, before opening the menu anyway. Tried every .cfg file, with or without XBox 360 drivers. Same result.

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