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06/29/2015 at 19:49 #100997dragonjarvisParticipant
Hello Forum!
I have a massive problem!
I was playing an PSX game on my Raspberry Pi 2 B and everything worked fine.
Today after I reloaded a savestate in the PSX emulator suddenly no buttons worked anymore.
I updated the script and hit the Binary update thing just in case.
After that all the games wich worked before, dont work anymore.
No PSX game, GBA,Megadrive and SNES.I dont know what to do and didn’t find any helpful tips so far.
I am afraid to lose my progress in my Games.Please help!
I am pretty frustrated, I bought my raspberry pi 2B almost a week ago and e I had to reinstall retropie daily. =/ I am using Retropie V3.0 Beta 4
EDIT:
These are the both errors i got:
RetroArch [ERROR] :: parse_input :: –menu was used, but content file was passed as well.
RetroArch [ERROR] :: rarch_main_init :: Fatal error received in: “parse_input()”06/30/2015 at 07:07 #101049strunzeParticipantHi All,
The same problem as above for me. I am using Retropie V3.0 Beta 4 with a 32 GB micro sd. Did a binary update and script update. Same errors as DragonJarvis. Mame Emulators work fine. Also Ports work fine. All other emulators do not work. Roms are in the list but when I select one it brings me back to the list. Also rom names appear to be grayed, not in boldface like they previously were. Any help on this would be massively appreciated. Thanks in advance.06/30/2015 at 11:18 #101056tgillyParticipantSame issue here.. I hope this gets fixed without a re-install
06/30/2015 at 11:36 #101060petrockblogKeymasterI recently rebuilt all binaries I’ll check if retroarch is broken again or something.
06/30/2015 at 12:07 #101061petrockblogKeymastercan confirm – ill debug and put up a new binary.
06/30/2015 at 12:17 #101062petrockblogKeymasterFollow progress here – https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/890
06/30/2015 at 12:48 #101064petrockblogKeymasterFixed – it was an upstream retroarch issue with commandline parsing. If you re-install retroarch from menu 5 in retropie-setup it should sort it.
06/30/2015 at 13:37 #101071dragonjarvisParticipantHello buzz.
Thank you very much for your help!I did the following:
1. Accses Retropie via puTTY
2. typed incd RetroPie-Setup
3. typed insudo ./retropie_setup.sh
4. then under No. 5 i picked the retroarch-RETROARCH
5. Picked binary.
6. performed a reboot.After that my controller didnt work in the game at all!
I couldn’t use a single button ingame. Emulationstation worked fine though.
I pluged in my keyboard but it did not work either so i had to pull the plug.
After that I reconfigured my gamepad but it still did not work in game and I had to pull the plug again.Do I need to do the binary and script update again?
If I did something wrong please tell me because i am very new to linux and often not sure what to do and how.06/30/2015 at 13:45 #101072petrockblogKeymastertry doing a full binary install then – in case you had an older retroarch / emulationstation script that used the old controller location or something (which it shouldn’t since you updated recently).
I cant help without more details / logs etc – does retroarch show your controller when you unplug / plug it in during emulation ?
06/30/2015 at 13:46 #101073tgillyParticipantI didn’t have controller issues before so my case not entirely similar but since I updated retroarch, emulator are working again. Thanks for the responses
06/30/2015 at 13:47 #101074petrockblogKeymasterthe controller issue is something else I think – the OP shoudl also try another controller out – strange it suddenly stopped working, so maybe something unrelated to retropie.
06/30/2015 at 14:31 #101078dragonjarvisParticipantSo I did full binary and script just in case.
My controller did not work at first, however during emulation it showed me when I unplug/plug it and then it kinda worked for a couple of seconds.
I tried to reload my savestat BUT the savestate hotkey is now just the select button instead of select+right trigger.
So I accidently overwirte my savestate and then the controller stopped working again.
And loading the savestate is on select+left trigger, so I cannot test this out…Unfortunatly I dont have another controller to use now.
What details do you need excactly?
Pi Model: 2B
RetroPie Version Used: 3.0 BETA 4
Built From: SD Image, then run binary
USB Devices connected: /
Controller used: Speedlink XEOX sl-6556-BK
Error messages received: if that means the runcommand log, its empty
Guide used: Tutorial German
File: how do i figure that out?
Attachment of config files: I dont know or found a solution on which i need to show you
How to replicate the problem: Play playstation game, savestate and loadstate often in a short time, because you kept dying.Yes, I did read Suggestion Support thread, however after even searching the internet for a couple of hours i couldn’t find proper solutions on how to show you the files and logs you may need.
06/30/2015 at 14:40 #101081petrockblogKeymasterplease post the contents of the file(s) in in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads (this folder is accesssible over samba/windows file sharing)
Then remove them, and go to retropie-setup in emulationstation and go to supplementary menu, and run the retroarch input configuration option. Configure your joypad there, and then test if the controller works in emulation. Please also post me a copy of that controller config – which should be in the same location as above.
please use a pastebin site for posting the configs.
06/30/2015 at 15:35 #101087dragonjarvisParticipantThere are 4 files. Two cfg files and two bak files. I hope you dont need the bak files. Maybe I should’ve mentioned that I am working with linux mint.
Is there i specific syntax i should highlight?
Microsoft_X-Box_360_pad.cfg
MicrosoftX-Box360pad.cfgAfter I deleted everything in that folder as you said I went into Setup /Configuration and from there I picked 318 “Configure Input devices for RetroArch”
So I can tell you that this didn’t worked out to well, because for the first time i could not configure my thumbsticks there. Pressing them down worked fine but it timed out on any direction i pressed with the left and right thumbstick.
I did this 3 times but it refuses to work.
This is what I got:Please bear with me. I know it takes a long time for me to do this stuff.
06/30/2015 at 16:06 #101088petrockblogKeymasteryou could try editing this manually – removing
input_l2_axis = "+2" input_r2_axis = "+5" input_r_x_plus_axis = "-4" input_r_x_minus_axis = "-4" input_r_y_plus_axis = "-4" input_r_y_minus_axis = "-4"
and see if that helps – or cut it down even more with just directions and ab xy –
also please post /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg
06/30/2015 at 17:32 #101093dragonjarvisParticipantSo after searching over an hour to find out how to use samba I created a new topic and asked around, because I thought I gave you the config datas you needed =/.
However, I looked at some setup options and decided to download the xbox360 driver. After that it detected 2 controlers altough only one is plugged in, then I deleted all raspian files wich are not needed and after that i started a game.. controller works now but when i hit the hotkeys to open retroarch, it is completly bugged out! xD at first the option to select the savestates were gone but I tried to savestate anyway and after that i couldnt move the dpad in retroarch anymore and the font was craped out…
So what I decide to do now is to save the savegame file of my game, completly format the SDcard yet again, then download the image for the 3rd time, just in case and then carefully watch a tutorial on how to install retropie again. I am kinda tired of this for now.
I am afraid though that i might corrupt my sd card because I had to format it daily since retropie just refuses to work for me.
I really, really apreciate your help though!!
06/30/2015 at 23:18 #101123strunzeParticipantThanks Buzz,
Works perfectly now. Thank you to yourself and to all involved. Big Up :) -
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