[Rowan de Graaf]

use the xrandr command in linux, this is the way of getting there.
xrandr is the tool that tells you at what connection andm ode your screen is running in all distro’s ive used. havent tried it at the Pi since its currently embedded in my casing.

Try typing xrandr and see if its a valid command.
then write a bash which evals xrandr outputs to true or false statements, and edit your retroarch.cfg to it with the update > retroarch.cfg command.

[Rowan de Graaf]

ye m8,

 

This worked like a charm,
You might wanna state in the wiki how to issue a second controller
(Copy paste the entries of the joystick one, only change the index of the first entry )

Joysticks start at 0 so joystick player 1 is index “0”

Joystick player two is “1”

The rest of the entries need to state *player1*
Else it thinks you are issueing multiple players on one gamepad.

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