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  • 02/17/2014 at 03:25 #4973
    peanut
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    Hij first of all! Awesome work on the retropie. I startend off with pimame but seeing emulation station I thought I give retropie a shot! I was able to make the two button escape working and made mame4all pi the primary mame:).

    Right now I’m thinking of making my own arcade and thinking of using the Xin Mo USB controller for 2 players (the ipac is so expensive) But I’ve been reading that a lot of people have problems of it not working correctly. I was wondering if the issue has been fixed and the kernel is updated? Or does it need programming for it to work properly?

    02/17/2014 at 14:35 #4977
    peanut
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    Topic title is supposed to be Xin Mo Arcade adapter usb

    03/13/2014 at 09:43 #5623
    danup
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    Hi,

    I have it working, but I had to solve some problems and spend some time:

    https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Troubles-with-the-Xin-Mo-Controller

    Once done it works fine.

    03/13/2014 at 18:18 #5624
    peanut
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    thnx! That seems like a looooot of work :( I’m not really a technical person and seems a lot of people have a problem patching the kernel. Wish it would work out of the box :p

    I don’t plan on using more then 2×6 button layout with start select for each player :o

    so thats good for mame4all though if I were to try get more buttons to work it doesn’t say how to modify/compile the source.

    Could you maybe post your

    /rpi/fba_player.cpp
    /rpi/gp2xsdk.cpp
    /rpi/gp2xsdk.h

    files? then I could copy paste them without fidling the wrong way with them :o

    I’m willing to buy and try it out.

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