Hey there! I don't know if I can help you with your specific issue however if you use an SSH client (remote access ) you can login to the command line that way. I use chrome and if you look up secure shell (an app for chrome) you can use that to login to the pie from another computer on the network....

So after a few days of following many guides I finally got the screen working just fine.
Fore those that may be having issues ,this is the guide that helped the most!
https://github.com/jvarela5488/Retropi_ ... stallation

Thanks again

Hey all! So I am in need of some help I bought a neosec 3.5 inch tft for my pi 3 and I am having some issues getting it working right. I have tried a few times with different guides to help me (im still kinda new to this) This guide http://www.opendisplaycase.com/tutorials-learn/raspberry-pi-2-raspi...

Hey, Yes I infact think I have figured this out was going to test it sometime soon. After watching wermys original video guide part 5 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZBYOqfhCSo) He starts talking about audio around 11 mins. From what I understand you have the Pi and the kitsch-bent PWM audio conne...

Okay so for reference here is a pic. The yellow and orange wires coming out of the audio amp are A+ and A- I am just wondering where they connect too? I assume Left and right on the kitsch-bent pwm audio but im not 100% sure.

Thanks for your help guys!

Hey all. So I have all the parts I need for my project (assuming I have not forgotten anything) and I am starting to wire things up and test them. One of the first things I am going to do up is the audio. I am using the mono Adafruit amplifier https://www.adafruit.com/product/2130 And I have it conn...

Figured it out no worries

Hello! I decided to go with a teensy for one of my builds cause I had the extra space and I still have no idea how to deal with gpio :P Now I need help figuring out how to set this thing up. I was trying to follow Wermys instructions in his part 2 guide (http://sudomod.com/game-boy-zero-guide-part-2...

I don't think the problem is your wiring, it's probably software. What program/programs are you trying to set the GPIO pins up with? I recommend Gpioneer as it basically automates everything for you. https://github.com/mholgatem/gpioneer After that, if you're running RetroPie, then you can easily m...

You don't need to setup/tell anything to use the ground pin, you're good to go already (assuming every button you have made has a connection to ground). If that is the case then I have failed somewhere else. I am currently reusing the gameboy sp PCB ,I have a common ground going from the SP PCB to ...