Hello! For nostalgic reasons, I LOVE that Playstation 1 boot screen.
Sometimes when I turn my Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Recalbox 6.1, I can see a custom boot video that resembles PS 1 boot screen with that nostalgic sound.
Can I setup my Recalbox to show this PS1 video everytime?
I want the Recalbox version of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VLAAsGkhBk
@bkg2k Oh, yeah!
That's the same thing I posted. But I couldn't find it before 'cause I was searching exactly on how to make my XBox Controller to Work.
Thank you!
Based on this reddit post here I found an alternative solution to disable ERTM in order to allow XBox One controller to work with my Recalbox.
This works for:
The USB dongle packaged with my controller is not recognized by the Recalbox OS in any way, so like me you need to disable ERTM and pair the controller directly through Bluetooth.
You need a USB keyboard connected to the Raspberry Pi so you can run the following steps:
Plug your HDMI cable to your Recalbox RPI and your HDMI cable - plugged into your monitor/TV;
turn on your Raspberry Pi 3 with Recalbox
Let it start and go to the main menu
Press F4. It will close emustation and show the open screen/logo
Press ALT + F2 to enter login menu. Login using user root and password recalboxroot
Remount your root filesystem with the command mount -o remount,rw /
DO NOT PRESS ANY KEY AFTER OPENING VI. WAIT FOR THE NEXT INSTRUCTIONS. Use command vi to create a new file with the command vi /etc/modprobe.d/bluetooth.conf
Beware of the vi steps: first, press the letter i (lowercase) to ender Insert mode.
Type in the first line this text: options bluetooth disable_ertm=Y
Then press this sequence of keys: <ESC> <ESC> :wq
on the bottom of the vi it will show only the sequence :wq in lowercase. If is written like that, you can just type <ENTER>. (<ESC> key typed twice ensure that you'll be sending a command to vi. The : character is the vi directive, so w lowercase is to write and q lowercase is to quit after writing.
After exiting vi, show the contents of the new file with cat /etc/modprobe.d/bluetooth.conf. If the output prints a single line containing
options bluetooth disable_ertm=Y
then you're good to go.
Just type the command reboot and wait the Recalbox to restart.
Next, after reboot, go to the Controller configuration menu to pair your new controller - using your keyboard until pair the new controller
First, turn on your Xbox Controller pressing XBox logo for 3 seconds or more.
After turned on, press and hold the Sync button of your controller (next to the USB plug) for 3 seconds until the lights begin to flash quickly. Then your controller is in "Pair mode"
Enter the Recalbox Main Menu
Enter Controllers Settings menu
Enter Pair a Bluetooth Controller
Wait for your XBox Controller to appear on the list. Then select the row with your Keyboard and press A to pair.
If the controller pairs successfuly, then the message will tell you. If don't, try to turn off your controller, reboot Recalbox and try again.
IMPORTANT: If you were able to pair your controller, gracefuly shutdown your recalbox to write the configurations. Go to QUIT menu and then Shutdown System.
Turn on you Recalbox machine with you keyboard and go to Main Menu again
go to Controller Settings
And finally, go to Configure A Controller to set your new XBox One controller mappings.
That's all!
@acris Hi!
I did figure out what happened. In advanced emulator configurations I could change to use Genesis-Plus-GX for both Mega Drive and Master system.
My games that were crapping at runtime now runs smooth on my Rpi 3.
I didn't know it came bundle in the factory Recalbox 6.0 image.
Thanks a lot!
Hi! I'm using RecalBox 6.0. How can I install Genesis-Plux-GX emulator to be able to configure it for Sega Master System ?