@carqueduc I believe I have seen that before on other Linux systems. Does lsusb list the gamepad and wifi adapter when plugged in before powering on? I would also check the output of dmesg | grep usb to see if they are seen at all.

I wonder if udevadm trigger would force a rescan of usb devices?

There's also this neat idea which is to write a startup script to force the kernel to unbind then re-bind the driver from/to the relevant device IDs.

If you are running Recalbox 9.2 @Testlager adf or whdload games won't run on Amiberry. I think they abandoned it in favour of Libretro instead. I don't even know if Recalbox 9.x have latest Amiberry packages

@JONE Hi, thanks for the answer, i dont see any link for the guide.

Raspberry Pi0 can't run PSP game

See the PlayStation Portable line
https://wiki.recalbox.com/fr/hardware-compatibility/emulators-compatibility

no suport for older version

Also I forgot to add the game ROMs are .chd files (the wiki states the Libretro-cdi2015 emulator only supports .chd and .cmd extensions).

I even took the original game files from the .zip and ran them through the current CHDMAN executable (0.261) to re-create the .chd files and make sure they are up to date...but I am still having the same issue.

@barleyguy ok so maybe It's necessary to wait in the future...Thank you very much for your check

@simonsays If you're new to Linux, the easiest thing to do is have one SD card for Debian, and one SD card for Recalbox, and reboot with the other card to switch between them.

EmulationStation does not support running at the same time as the desktop. It is possible to install both on the same card, and type "startx" at bootup to run the desktop or "emulationstation" at startup to run recalbox. But the actual installation is very advanced, and it complicates getting help with questions. So as I said, the easiest approach is just to have two separate SD cards.

MSU-1 games are modded SNES games. AFAIK the only emulator in Recalbox that supports them is "lr-snes9x".

The short version is that you need to put the files in the "roms/snes" directory, then update your gamelist. After that, configure that specific game to use the "lr-snes9x" emulator.

There are full guides to MSU-1 on the Zelda MSU-1 site and on the Retropie site. I don't know if I'm allowed to link to them, but you should be able find them with a search engine.

Good luck. 🙂

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Do I need

qsound.zip

somewhere? Should my CPS2 games, which have the most problems, be in the

/arcade

or in the

/fbneo

folder? Thanks!

@Bkg2k Hi, sorry for the long delayed reply, first of all let me apologise if you felt harassed; this was not my intention, but I do see how it came across like that and I can only say sorry. I won't let it happen again. To explain myself, if I can, I am a massive fan of the BBC Micro and have a couple of Anbernic handhelds. Most distributions for these handhelds support many emulators but none support the BBC Micro, only Batocera but this is not on the low powered handsets (mainly more powerful and x86). When I saw you had got Beebem working I was very excited, and when I asked ArkOS to add the dev said that the repository needed to be public. I even contacted the Beebem owner to get approval. As I thought RecalBox was open source, I raised the query through several methods, and chased it a bit too hard as it was my passion - which was wrong. I can appreciate you are a very busy person and don't have time to respond to every request for help.

On a happier note, I've just seen that you support the RG353 series and tested some games on the BBC emulator and it works great - except for the missing sound. I do hope you can forgive me here, and maybe in the future you can spend some more time with this emulator.

I really appreciate all the work that goes into RecalBox, I hope you accept this apology, and I wish you all the best.