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    button through gpio aborted process
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    • motenai79
      motenai79 last edited by motenai79

      Hello,

      I tried to follow the steps mentioned on this page but failed to go through the whole process.
      https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Enable-Gpio-button-to-close-emulator-with-only-one-button-press

      I'm on RPi3, Recalbox 4.0.2, my controllers (sticks and buttons) are connected through Xin-Mo USB interface, the RPi3 is wifi connected to my local network. Everything is working fine.

      So, the prerequisites are ok I guess (GPIO activated, internet access and a PC to get root access to the RPi).
      I opened a SSH session (WinSCP + Putty), copied and pasted the mentioned command and then... Nothing (or almost).
      More precisely, the following message is displayed :
      /recalbox/share/sys 100%[===================>] 635 --.-KB/s in 0s
      Starting button

      0_1490281720990_unnamed.png

      Reading this I would assume that it's a progression bar and that it successfully downloaded something (button program ?) but nothing else happens.
      Following the tutorial I would have assumed that "The Installer would display a list of possible Gpio port mappings corresponding to the GPIO mapping for recalbox".
      Nothing appeared but the above mentioned message ("Starting button" ?)

      If that matters, I connected the button to the GIPO2 pin (HK for Player 2) and activated GPIO in recalbox.conf
      GPIO Controllers
      enable controllers on GPIO with mk_arcarde_joystick_rpi (0,1)
      controllers.gpio.enabled=1

      It this feature compatible with Xin-Mo USB interface ?
      Is this behaviour normal and/or what did I miss ?

      If you have any clue or advice, I would gladly take it.

      Thanks

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