[freetz]

That’s exactly the site I went through, and I after PayPal payment I was redirected to a page thanking me for the donation etc. and also listing previous donors. I was wondering a bit why my name didn’t show up, but then thought that you would probably add them by hand. Time was 3.16pm CET, in case that helps.

[freetz]

PayPal says: 10.00 USD from …@traintraveltogether.de to
Should one worry clicking on the donation button on the top of your site?

[freetz]

Ah, okay, I’ll definitively take note of that structure next time I experiment with the settings – again, thanks a bunch for this great distribution, I just donated for the project as a little show of appreciation for the awesome work :)…

[freetz]

Ok, I found a solution:
In my retroarch.cfg there were these two lines at the end of the file:
input_enable_hotkey = nul
input_exit_emulator_btn = 12

I think I added them because I had problems with getting the Hotkey for the PS3 controller working. After disabling these two lines, I can now use the Start button as exit button for the iBuffalo.
The strange thing is that all the other Hotkey functions were still working despite “input_enable_hotkey = nul”.
Just for my understanding: Does the retroarch.cfg override the controller-specific configuration files? With other Linux packages, it seems to be the other way around, i.e. the more detailed config files override the system-wide ones.

Thanks again and sorry for the false alarm,

F.

[freetz]

Thanks for the prompt reply!

I have the iBuffalo USB-gamepad connected, plus a Bluetooth dongle in case I use my PS3 sixaxis, but I haven’t used that one any longer after I got the iBuffalo.

Here are my configs:

retroarch.cfg:
http://pastebin.com/UnFQgcZ6

USB,2-axis8-buttongamepad.cfg
http://pastebin.com/mDuETfVy

PLAYSTATION(R)3Controller.cfg
http://pastebin.com/AJZhb3Kq

Cheers,

F.

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