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  • 10/27/2013 at 15:29 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #3021
    mylostcause
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    Worked perfect, thanks!

    10/15/2013 at 16:32 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #2945
    mylostcause
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    After getting the game con drivers removed I was able to successfully set up and play with the SNES controllers. Thanks for the help!

    Are there any pointers on getting the button to work as an ‘esc’ key on single press? I haven’t seen any information about customizing the action in SNESDev.

    10/09/2013 at 02:23 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #2888
    mylostcause
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    I’ve gone ahead and purchased and assembled a 2nd GPIO adapter, and this one does not have the resistance issues or cause the RPi to hold on boot. I now have a new issue.

    Whenever I attempt to enable gamecon_gpio_rpi with SNES-pad config, the system dies with an “Unable to handle kernel paging request” error.

    I am not overclocking in any way and have tried to slow the system down in hopes of getting it to work. That did not. Hopefully someone has some suggestions.

    09/27/2013 at 17:23 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #2842
    mylostcause
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    The value shows up between the VCC and Ground on the 2×5 pins and the pins to the board from the 2×13 (pin 1 and 6 I believe) at the solder points on the board.

    09/27/2013 at 14:06 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #2834
    mylostcause
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    The last post seemed to strip out my link to the album which is currently at imgur.com/a/kgjEd in larger formats

    09/27/2013 at 14:02 in reply to: RetroPie GPIO Adapter Issues #2833
    mylostcause
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    Yes, avoid_safe_mode is set to 1 in my config.txt file and the 2×5 pin header is pointing in towards the center of the RPi.

    Things that I’ve noticed is there is a roughtly 7.5 M Ohm resistance showing between the VCC and the Ground at all times, even with the ribbon cable unplugged. Also going in to the NSES circuit board I have cut a few of the redundant wires short as some of these are shard on the board (vcc, ground, clock) and this can be seen in the image.

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