@diegus83 No, i mean it was never implemented in the backend of FBNeo, which is the part retroarch (which is a frontend) use. The standalone windows version of FBNeo work around this by having a frontend feature, but retroarch doesn't have this.

Following the steps in the tutorial fixed my auto reconnect issue. Thanks.

Merci de ta reponse, Pas d'autre core dispo, je n'ai que picodrive de dispo sur rpi3 avec un autre jeu cela fonctionne si c'est la première fois que je le lance puisque pas de sauvegarde, au 2eme lancement même résultat Je n'ai pas testé la sauvegarde manuelle

@tdelios once again no what you say about mame is wrong, you don't even seem to know what a mame romset is... So learn. And 'as a developer' ok man just do it then, recalbox team will gladly accept your commits. Everything is not as simple as it seem to the uninformed.

@gaian said in Manettes n64 auto configurée.: j’ai vu les tutos mais je pensais que maintenant il y avais possibilité de régler les manettes dans le menu il n'y a jamais été dit que c'était géré dans emulationstation, la manette N64 est une manette dédié à un unique emulateur et donc requière automatiquement une configuration spéciale.

@nilocretep no idea. Try it on another pc and compare. It might be something isn‘t fully supported in our build.

on peut changer de disquette en appuyant sur f10 (je crois) et après select pour passer en mode souris mais aucun jeu que j'ai essayé ne réussissait à bien gérer la deuxième disquette après il y a un deuxième émulateur CPC maintenant, mais je ne l'ai jamais essayé, vous pouvez le changer par la méthode habituelle

It's great to hear that Thanks

Thanks, This is helpful.

@Substring Merci pour la réponse je vais regarder comment cela fonctionne pour paramétrer manuellement

That is only right on recalbox 3.2.11 version, no more on 3.3.0 beta.

Here is my method.  No need to use PC and you can do it all locally on the box.   Source https://github.com/sselph/scraper     Showing simplified method to quickly scrape artwork for Recalbox     Step 1.  Connect to your raspi.  On windows you can use putty  and just open a connection to your ip and use root for username  recalboxroot for password.   Or from a terminal client >ssh root@yourip   Step 2. Paste the following command > wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/substring/fullscrape/master/fullscrape.sh && chmod u+x ./fullscrape.sh   Step 3.  Initiate an individual scrape request system by system For example to do SNES  see below > ./fullscrape.sh snes -no_thumb=true -max_width=375   To do nes > ./fullscrape.sh nes -no_thumb=true -max_width=375   Using the rom folder name as reference. Just a list of examples of systems you can use are   cavestory fba fbalibretro fds gamegear gb gba gbc gw lutro lynx mame mastersystem megadrive moonlight msx n64 neogeo ngp pcengine prboom psx scummvm sega32x segacd sg1000 snes vectrex virtualboy wswan     If you want to update or only add images that have not already been scraped you can do   > ./fullscrape.sh -u  -no_thumb=true -max_width=375     Things to keep in mind. To run the ./fullscrape.sh script you must be in the directory that you originally downloaded it to in the first step.   Image art is stored in the directory /root/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/ the gamelist.xml file is stored in the directory /root/.emulationstation/gamelists each in their respective named folder   if you run ./fullscrape.sh without the no thumb width flag it will download unvisible art for certain systems and you will need to delete that before scraping again as it will not overwrite correctly.  (This could be added as a pull request to github but may be a security feature)   WARNING : fba_libretro has a little bug, that will be corrected in 4.0.0 : scraping can’t be displayed. This can be manually solved if you really really are desperate …

:$ ...my mistake lol I'm not sure if the other "retro" distro's support that feature, but you could always just hand him a pre-configured SD card? Sorry, as far as I know fstab needs to be edited in order for Recalbox to look at the usb drive. Good luck!