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- in reply to: How do you power an arcade? #122571
Please use https://retropie.org.uk/forum/
in reply to: Pi3 Wipeout 3 on PSX music stutters #122570Please use https://retropie.org.uk/forum/
in reply to: Need help with lr-mame2003 menu input #122543retropie site / forum has moved – this forum is being made read only – please see https://retropie.org.uk/
in reply to: PS3 Controller not working with PiSNES #122536retropie site / forum has moved – this forum is being made read only – please see https://retropie.org.uk/
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retropie site / forum has moved – this forum is being made read only – please see https://retropie.org.uk/
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in reply to: No analog sound in GlideN64 #122528(edited – I misread title before – I believe you may need to update mupen64 to get automatic audio switching – but you can ask on the new forum if still stuck after updating)
in reply to: No analog sound in GlideN64 #122526retropie site / forum has moved – this forum is being made read only – please see https://retropie.org.uk/
in reply to: Problems configuring after updating to pi3 #122506Note this forum will be made read-only tonight – Please use https://retropie.org.uk/forum/
Posts will not be moved, but a read only edition of this forum will be kept for reference.
in reply to: Scraping not working recently #122418Not sure what else you expect as a reply ? The site is down – it’s not connected to us. Your first post has the error clearly illustrated and it can be confirmed by using a web browser.
It was down longer than a week recently BTW, they have had major hosting issues previously. I have no idea what the problem is this time – possibly their new host has not worked out for them.
in reply to: Wrong names in MAME roms #122416The are hardcoded inside ES – it would require manually recompiling ES with just the names for the rom version you are using.
in reply to: Scraping not working recently #122399yes – read the error!
“It appears that thegamesdb.net isn’t up” – the website is offline currently.
in reply to: Can I use PowerBlock and GPIO Adapter on one Pi? #122251For your information: The next revision of the PowerBlock (rev. 1.1 and above) will have additional pins that will enable you to use the PowerBlock also without directly attaching it the GPIO pins via the 2×6 pin header.
Revision 1.0 would need some soldering for this right now …
in reply to: ControlBlock Pi3 #122250[quote=119108]I wonder why you havent seen any responses yet. We cant be the only ones that want to know this? Im about to pull the trigger on my first retropi project and want to use the pi3. Is there alternative control blocks for arcade buttons if this one isnt compatible?
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Hi everyone, sorry for this delayed answer. The ControlBlock is compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3!
[quote=120564]Hi cheif, I am having problems with the controlblock so I am probably going to take this route, can you tell me if you got this working and how you did it? Many thanks
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Can you tell me what kind of problems you are facing with the ControlBlock?
in reply to: Input error on ControlBlock #122247Could you please post the content of the ControlBlock drivers configuration file
/etc/controlblockconfig.cfgMaybe something in that file needs to be re-configured.
in reply to: Can't get L/R paging #122123page up / down doesnt work until ES is restarted – known issue – https://github.com/RetroPie/EmulationStation/issues/2
retrosmc installs retropie on top of osmc. Actually, the work is mostly in the launching of ES from within Kodi etc, as RetroPie-Setup does work on OSMC out of the box (from the terminal at least).
I believe most of the RetroPie-Setup configuration stuff should be fine – and the system is set up to be able to run from any user – but as I don’t actually use OSMC there may be a few issues here and there.
I don’t know about 3rd party config tools – they may well make assumptions regarding the location of stuff.
a good idea, then everyone can benefit.
in reply to: BerryBoot RetroPie Image #121880Read the documentation again. The zip file is the berryboot software – you extract that first to a sdcard. Then you install the im256 from a USB stick when booted into berryboot.
in reply to: ES Scraper slow as hell #121878Read the documentation – https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/scraper
in reply to: BerryBoot RetroPie Image #121877The berryboot images are provided as is, due to them being requested. They are installed in the same way as any other berryboot image (see the berryboot project documentation) – you put them on a fat32 USB as a file and install them from the berryboot menu.
I am unable to offer support for them though, as I don’t use them.
either it could be worked around in ES by replacing – with ” “, but tbh the gamesdb search probably needs improving.
Why not just use sselph’s scraper which uses checksums and does a much better job ?
ok. I think the problem you are having is because we modified the getCleanName function to not strip parentheses and your COCO roms I suspect have data in parentheses? (the games db is quite fussy on input)
A quick fix is to add a removeParenthesis to the scraper code where it calls cleanName, but I think I will add a new FileData function for DisplayName and CleanName, or rename your roms of course.
Please post a unified diff against RetroPie master branch (via pastebin or similar)
in reply to: retropie not copying over rom folders #121790what is the output of “tail /var/log/syslog” after plugging in the usb stick ?
Please double check you formatted as fat32, and not exFAT. Also please make sure the folder name is all lowercase.
in reply to: No WLan0 interface – Raspberry Pi 3 #121624You may have already damaged your /etc/network/interfaces file – the content you posted above is not correct. Also the instructions above for ifconfig has a typo too (should be wlan0)
the default /etc/network/interfaces file contains
# interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8) # Please note that this file is written to be used with dhcpcd # For static IP, consult /etc/dhcpcd.conf and 'man dhcpcd.conf' # Include files from /etc/network/interfaces.d: source-directory /etc/network/interfaces.d auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet manual allow-hotplug wlan0 iface wlan0 inet manual wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf allow-hotplug wlan1 iface wlan1 inet manual wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.confin reply to: Spam helen #121618Why are you reposting the spam on the forum ? There are mechanisms for reporting spam and spam accounts, and there is a thread already open – see above.
in reply to: Spam helen #121616in reply to: Changing game speed (NES running to fast) #121558get the NTSC rom rather than the PAL
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