It is a known issue but I'm not sure if there is a fix for it. Based on what I've read it appears to be an issue with how the OS sees the adapter. I believe it sees only one device when the adapter is actually two devices (regardless if you have two controllers connected or not). I'm pretty sure it's just a matter of fixing a driver and I thought I read that a future release of recalbox will fix it.   The problem is that the author of recalbox got a new job and he doesn't seem to be as active with the project anymore, it sucks but it's understandable.

yes, many  roms i have tried, are only running under advmame at the moment

If my main issue is avoiding having to unplug and plug the power connector after shutting down the pie, would a simple momentary switch connected to the correct gpio header do the job? If so then I may not need support for a power off button (although it would be nice to do a complete shutdown from kodi instead of it always kicking me back to emulation station).

Heheh. Yeah, thank you very much.

I honestly haven't run into that issue... but it sounds like maybe you have the MAME BIOS files in the wrong location? Just for clarification, not game ROMs, although they're both file dumps of read-only-memory (ROM, *typically), they're really two separate things... MAME is not your regular drag and drop emulator; everything has to be properly named (files inside zips, as well as zips themselves) with the right hashes, and in the right locations. All the info is out there, just have to poke around a bit. Cheers.

That looks nice 🙂

Hi, the issue is due to the lack of the bios for the file you are trying to start i think.

That could be nice @nickdj 🙂 @Ekstreme The untranslated part of the website is the wordpress part...

You're. I tried it again and it's working now. Thanks!

Hi, use gparted on linux, it can do that for you 🙂

Mira una Pole!

Thanks for this. If I knew a little about bash scripts and how to run a back end command I could create an entry under 'applications' to do this.  I'll have a tinker to see if I can find a way to create a custom reboot sequence.  I know you can customize the startup sequence so it's logical to think the same can be done for shutdown 🙂

Hi, the $branch variable defines either if you are on RPI 1 or 2 look at https://github.com/digitalLumberjack/recalbox-os/wiki/Compilation-&-Modifications-(EN)#a---compilation where you define the branch as recalbox or recalbox-rpi2 Everything is defined after this variable as you checkout the git branch and use your commands with this $branch If the command with recalbox-buildroot/output/images/rpi-firmware works so you are compiling for rpi1, and you did not defined your branch well on rpi2. You should delete all the repo and go back to the begining, reading carfully all lines of the wiki, and so defining the branch to "recalbox-rpi2"

have you tried advmame also with rpi2? it seems working fine to me

same her 😕

I don't think so. Maybe if you modify mame sources, but it should be a required screen for rom legality...

Pi 1 does not support N64 if I remember correctly...