Hello @findyournexus,

It sounds like you're experiencing some frustration with your Raspberry Pi 4, particularly with your SN30 Pro controller suddenly becoming unresponsive in-game software after encountering a notification box while playing Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out on the NES emulator.

First off, it's great that you've been able to navigate and use the system for a few weeks without any issues. However, encountering this problem can be frustrating, especially if you're not tech-savvy.

It's possible that the notification box you saw could have triggered a change in settings or configurations that affected the controller's functionality in game software. Since you've already tried re-pairing and configuring the controller multiple times without success, it might be worth exploring other troubleshooting steps.

One thing you could try is to check the settings within the NES emulator specifically, as well as any system-wide settings related to controllers or input devices. Sometimes, there may be options or configurations that need to be adjusted to ensure compatibility with different controllers.

If you're not comfortable navigating through these settings or making changes, you could consider reaching out to the community on the recalbox forum for assistance. Some likely other users have encountered similar issues and may be able to provide guidance or suggestions for resolving the problem.

Selling the system might be an option, but it's worth exploring troubleshooting steps and seeking assistance first to see if the issue can be resolved. With a bit of patience and help from the community, you may be able to get your SN30 Pro working with games again.

Hi @anthony33
I've foud this topic, if it may help you
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/24642/tutorial-how-to-windows-recalbox-other-os-s-multiboot

@Scavy hello, merci de m'avoir consacré un peu de temps. Je vais aller faire un tour sur discord.

Ok after a long time I just tried all keys on my keyboard, and with the END key, can jup to the EXIT button, and on click on "up" tadaaaaaa, i can click on "Boot and install a new operating system." for all who have the same ISSUE

only the extensions listed in the _readme.txt file of each system are supported

Salut! Je ne connais pas les chromebook. Mais ça reste un pc, donc tu peux installer recalbox pour pc (x86 ou x64, selon ton pc) sur le disque dur ou une clé usb et booter dessus.

@Michl_80

Hi,

Hello, here is the latest image available for the Raspberry Pi2.
There will be no further development for the Pi2. In fact, we have reached the maximum of what we can get out of it.

https://www.recalbox.com/download/stable/rpi/rpi2/

Cordially,

For the Recalbox Team, Maax

Bonjour,

Bonjour, voici la dernière image disponible pour le Raspberry Pi2.
Il n’y aura pas de développement supplémentaire pour le Pi2. En fait, nous avons atteint le maximum de ce que nous pouvons en tirer.

https://www.recalbox.com/fr/download/stable/rpi/rpi2/

To set HDMI output for Recalbox External HD setup, connect your laptop to the TV using an HDMI cable. Ensure the TV is powered on and set to the correct HDMI input. Boot up your laptop with the Recalbox External HD connected. Once booted, access the Recalbox settings menu, usually found in the main menu or through hotkeys.

In the settings, navigate to the display or video options, and select HDMI as the output source. Adjust any additional display settings as needed. Save the changes and restart Recalbox. The video output should now be directed to your TV through HDMI, providing a more comfortable gaming experience.

Unfortunately, deleting emulators might be irreversible, so consider hiding instead. To hide unwanted emulators from your Recalbox 8.1.1 main menu, you can either remove their ROMs from the corresponding system folders within the "share" drive, or (if your Wiki mentioned it) edit the "menu.conf" file located in the "Share_Init" folder (accessible through File Explorer on your connected PC). Remember to refresh the game library after making changes. Hope this helps!

Bonjour,

Donc non il n'est pas possible d'associer un clavier BT à Recalbox, quelle que soit la board et même en 9.2.

Recalboxment votre,

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Processor (CPU): Dual-core processor or higher.
Graphics Card (GPU): A dedicated graphics card with at least 2GB VRAM. NVIDIA or AMD GPUs are commonly used for CG work.
Memory (RAM): 8GB or higher for smoother performance.
Storage: A minimum of 256GB SSD for faster data access.
Operating System: Windows 10, macOS, or Linux.
For more demanding tasks, such as high-end 3D rendering or simulation, you may need a more powerful workstation with a higher-core CPU, more RAM, and a high-end GPU.

@alexf It seems to work for me if I go into the Retroarch menu (hotkey+B), then the Controls menu, edit the controls, then Save Content Directory Remap file.

That creates the file /recalbox/share/system/.config/retroarch/config/remaps/mGBA/gba.rmp which is autoloaded whenever I start a game in the roms/gba/ directory.

According to the docs it's supposed to be possible to create an override file in roms/gba/.retroarch.cfg but I've never been able to get it to work.