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  • 07/08/2014 at 00:32 in reply to: How do you really add/remove emulators from retropie? #12858
    iam8up
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    Does the one in ~ superceed everything the one in /etc/ ?

    07/07/2014 at 17:56 in reply to: How do you really add/remove emulators from retropie? #12721
    iam8up
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    Overclocking should fix the original emulator problems, it may not be necessary to switch emulators.

    To switch you edit es_systems.cfg but I’m not sure of the dir. If you’re lazy you can

    find / -print|grep es_systems.cfg

    or maybe updatedb && locate es_systems.cfg if the fs supports it

    07/07/2014 at 17:53 in reply to: New user/retro pi setup issues #12718
    iam8up
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    [quote=12520]1) Nothing on your controller works at all? Not sure whatsup… does it work in other games? You may want to overclock your Pi and keep the original RetroArch SNES emulator.[/quote]

    For pisnes the controller doesn’t work at all, no. It did work on the RetroArch emulator (if this is what is used by default). I am waiting on aluminum heat sinks and a case before doing any overclocking, but this may be the best solution.

    [quote=12585]2) GBA emulator need a gba_bios.rom to run[/quote]

    I did find this file online and the byte length did match what the emulator originally complained about. After placing the file the error went away, but it fails at this point.

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