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I made squashfs images for BerryBoot using the current 3.0 release, for both rpi1 and rpi2. They seem to be working for me. Shared here:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1JUgtYeUjCQfldCZDNGcHRwWDhidk4taDFfcnpHMjVJZVo0OWdOUEVfM2hFbU1KUzNKTUU

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Well I figured it out, evidently the D-pad is considered “hats”. There is no indication of this in jstest, but all the same this worked for the wireless xbox 360 usb controller’s d-pad buttons:

input_player1_left_btn = “h0left”
input_player1_right_btn = “h0right”
input_player1_up_btn = “h0up”
input_player1_down_btn = “h0down”

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I’m fairly new to retropie (and emulation in general) but is this considered a universal issue, by which I mean, everyone is having the same problem? I’m just wondering because if each raspberry pi is the same (or at least every B+ model, which is what I have) and my installation is basically stock (I did do update binaries), then it stands to reason that anyone else trying to run N64 rons via retropie will encounter the same problem and that there is nothing unique about my installation that is causing the issue… yeah?

It looks like a few of you have found a workaround by downgrading libmupen64plus to an older, slower version. Has this solution been a decent one for those who have done it? Thanks

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