Thaks you a lot!!

i think it's solved : http://blog.recalbox.com/forums/topic/moonlight-black-bars/

ok, i found the bios surfing the net, i think is ilegal to post it here... soo.. search it =D and compare the md5 thanks...

Thanks!!!!

Edit your fstab file for the UUID of your HDD partition.  I prefer UUID as it doesn't tend to change by moving drives around.  You can edit the fstab file and change the mount point of the /dev/whatever to UUID=uuid of your partition  /share (partition type without parentheses<span style="line-height: 1.5;">) (options without parentheses)</span> That fixes any problems I've had with things moving around or mounting in the wrong place.

Hello, I forgot to put the bios on emulator, but some games dont function only gamepad. Some games need a keyboard on Recalbox to load, because need to press "A" or "S" or "1", "2",... to start.  I believe that this is due because of the Odyssey have keyboard on the original hardware. Some games like Atlantis or Frogger, loaded normally with gamepad without keybord. However, USB keyboard should solve this problem with some games. My solutions for this ? I use the raspberry pi with lapdock was bought to have more portability like this: http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Raspberry-Pi-Lapdock-Connection/   In Attachments my personal use to RecalBox and LapDock

@PUCH84 That's perfect then ! :=)

b*mp having same issue

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for. 🙂

Updates can bring new systems, so you'll have to add them to your backup

Hi it is not a rom problem, but an emulation problem. There is nothing to do. 😕

thx a lot. problem solved. i add a sleep 10 to the beginning of the script. now recalbox start. 😉

Nice! Works fine, thanks. ^_^

Ive solved the Problem, it was the rewind option, without it the game runs perfectly smooth, sound too..!

http://elinux.org/RPi_SD_cards This is the link to the compatible SD cards on the Raspberry Pi. I did buy the 64GB Transcend card but it didn't work. If your Raspberry Pi doesn't boot when you write the files to it using Windows, check it's formatted as FAT32 and as a Primary rather than logical partition. I used MiniTool Partition Wizard to achieve this. (http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html) The one in my signature was £25 and reads at over 90MBs so highly recomend it! http://www.mymemory.co.uk/Micro-SDXC/Kingston/Kingston-64GB-Micro-SDXC-Card-Class-10-UHS-I-U1-90-MB_s