@superglue

The RPI3B+

https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/26334/recalbox-8-x-on-rpi3

@heiner said in Recalbox8 all emulators are not working:

@alvin
I use a raspberry pie 3 (B?)
I did a clean install but the problem persists.

Maybe your SD-Card is broken, try another one.
If the Problem than occurs again it's a Problem with Recalbox.

@thewhite Got it working. Scanned with ARRM software and it added them. Works perfect now.

@flx68
Because you mentioned it, I'm sure you know what APIPA is.
APIPA is chosen when the Device (in this time it must be the Raspberry) didn't find a DHCP Server.

So is your Router switched On, is DHCP active in your Router and is the Raspberry always in range of your WLAN ?
Did you use 2,4 Ghz or 5 Ghz WLAN ?
What kind of WLAN-Router did you use ?
You live in Germany, so maybe it's a FritzBox ?

I think you know this, but to be sure, this is what the Recalbox-Wiki has to say about WLAN:
https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/tutorials/network/wifi/enable-wifi
and
https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/tutorials/network/wifi/wifi-country-code

@elturbo
Hi Recalbox 8 has known issues with pi3B, B+. Most known issue is Retroarch freezing in game. You can find some topics relating on this on the forum.
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/26323/recalbox-8-x-sur-pi3
The dev team is working hard on it. A new version will be released soon.

That said, i decided to get back to version 7.x, most stables ones so far on our system.

I hope it can help.

In 8.1, you will be able to hide all preinstalled games from the menus but at one condition : you must have any other system displayed.

If there is no other system displayed and you selected to hide all preinstalled games, ports will visible despite your choice in the menu 🙂

@twistedd85
So it's working now ?
Glad to hear that.

@paulamh
You're welcome.
Glad that it works.

@alvin OK thanks

@jor2404 for the NesPi4Case :
1/ Connect the Pi4 to the case and activate the safeshutdown button. Use the case manual to install it correctly.
2/ Install recalbox 8.0.2 if not done lol
3/ Connect your Recalbox to the internet. Connect in SSH. Authorize partition boot writting with this command : mount -o remount,rw /boot.
In the boot part look for the recalbox-boot.conf file. Open it.
Look for the case=none:1 line. Change it by case=NESPi4:1.
Save the changes.
4/ Still in the boot part look for the recalbox-user-config.txt file. At the end of the file, add this line : dtoverlay=gpio-poweroff,gpiopin=4,active_low=1,input=1
Save the changes.
5/ Reboot, your NesPi4Case is totally operationnal 🙂

@saloucious I don't understand what you want to do exactly, but see if you can find something in our official documentation:
https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/tutorials

Also, it might be more practical for you to scrape with an external tool such as Skraper or ARRM:

@stigzler The developer team actively participates in the official Discord, ask there what you want to ask, no need to focus on an exclusive developer, just ask that if anyone can help you, they will answer you:
https://discord.com/invite/NbQFbGM

@jorgevete
Maybe this will help:

https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/tutorials/system/access/remount-partition-with-write-access

@stigzler
Well, on the Recalbox Wiki it says
"You can report bugs or improvement ideas on our Gitlab"
https://gitlab.com/recalbox/recalbox/-/issues?sort=created_date&state=opened

Oh, and by the way: Look at the Chat !
(The "Bubble" in the upper right Corner next to your "Profile"-Button)

No worries, installed RGB-PI OS4 and everything looks how it should 👍