[chupoCro]

I am sorry for the delay, I wasn’t online these days.

Yes, I installed RetroPie on top of Jessie which was installed through Noobs installer. I few days before I borrowed Raspberry Pi 1 Model B from my friend who still didn’t even unpack the box. I have installed Raspbian + RetroPie on top of it and surprisingly it works great (I thought everything would be sluggish). Of course, N64 is quite slow but Spectrum emulator, Sega Genesis, Neo Geo and golden age arcade games in MAME work great. The only problem I had was I couldn’t make the USB digital arcade joystick to work properly. Emulationstation detected the joystick but jstest /dev/input/js0 readings were very odd so I couldn’t use it.

[chupoCro]

[quote=112284]it happens due to some dependency issue with a package required by scummvm – this is a Raspbian wheezy issue though rather than a retropie issue.

You can’t for example install these together

sudo apt-get install sonic-pi libfluidsynth-dev

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=597265
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So that was the reason – thank you very much for the info!

But that is a five year old report!?
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if you need sonic-pi – reinstall it, but scummvm may not work. Alternatively you can try the Jessie image where this should be fixed.
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Does it mean the Jessie image included with Noobs is outdated? How can I identify the fixed image?

I did try to reinstall Sonic-Pi and everything seemed OK but then it just hung forever at the Splash screen. Maybe I did something wrong – I just typed ‘sonic-pi’ in the RUN command field inside the GUI to run the program.

I thought this has something to do with Sonic (from Sega Mega) but now it seems Sam&Max and Sonic-Pi won’t work together :-) Joking, of course.

Thany you again for your help!
Regards

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