Hi Folks,

This a simple Go program that can reads "gamelist.xml" files recursively, extract the game names and save it to a "gamelist.txt" file. For the ones building custom images, it can be used to have the gamelist included by system.

https://github.com/aloula/getgamenames

Output example:

https://github.com/aloula/getgamenames/blob/master/gamelist.txt

Hi Folks,

This a simple Go program that can reads "gamelist.xml" files recursively, extract the game names and save it to a "gamelist.txt" file. For the ones building custom images, it can be used to have the gamelist included by system.

https://github.com/aloula/getgamenames

Output example:

https://github.com/aloula/getgamenames/blob/master/gamelist.txt

@paradadf I have tried several things already including a clean installation. Clearly seems something with RetroArch configuration, considering that the controllers are working fine in ES. If I do power cycle the BT controller when game is loaded it works. I'll wait v7, thanks a lot anyway!

@paradadf both, I thought that it was a BT connection issue, but it's not. It seems that when I plug more than one controller the RetroArch configuration is messed up. Luckily I have two rpi's, so I'm using retropie in the other one with no issue. Someone may ask me to change the rpi and sd card's, I tried these things already.

@Zing these links are pointing to BT issues, in my case the connection is fine and stable, the controllers are working in ES. The problem is that after launching games it doesn't work, so I need to powercycle the controller to fix it. Thanks anyway!
Trying the same setup with RetroPie it's working perfectly, but I prefer the Recalbox, so I'll keep trying to solve it.

My setup:
Rpi 3B+
Original Power Supply
RB v6.1.1
SanDisk Exteme 16GB
Controllers:
USB: Retroflag Classic USB
BT: 8BitDo M30 / 8BitDo N30 Pro 2 / Sony PS4

Full log:
recalbox-support-20200712181627.tar.gz
https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/hVXBWxo8/file.html

Steps to reproduce:

1. Clean install;
2. Plug and configure Retroflag Classic USB;
3. Pair and configure any other BT controller (8BitDo or PS4);
4. Launch any game (console or arcade) and controllers will work only after re-connection (USB or BT).

Notes:

1. If set only one controller, BT (using a keyboard) or USB this doesn't happen. It seems some issue when setting more than one controller;
2. The ES menu works fine, with one ore more controllers. The issue seems to be related with some messed configuration in RetroArch after setting more than one controller;
3. I have tried to forget the BT controllers and configure it again with no success;
4. Also tried to assign the controllers for P1, P2... with no success.

Hi Folks, I'm following the these instructions for RPI3 and it seems that the recall-box is not creating the 'recalboxOS-rpi3' files, only the rpi1 and rpi2. All other steps are working fine, I just figure out this when I was copying the files to create the SD card image as described on step C. Can I create the SD card using the 'recalboxOS-rpi2' or something is wrong with the procedure? Best Regards,