Oh sorry I forgot to mention that when I did sudo chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/retrogame nothing happened it just made a new line. root@retropie:~# sudo chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/retrogame root@retropie:~# and after that nothing happened my buttons still didnt work. and they should I tested them with a ...

if you get a "permission denied" try this one and it should work:

test it first unmodded with a power supply that was intended for it. It works fine with and without the conversion when running from the original power supply, but my problem is getting it to play nice with the power boost. i thought you said "Also, without converting and using powerboost 1000c, I ...

test it first unmodded with a power supply that was intended for it.

You don't have to delete your old keyboard settings. If you used gpio13 for the speaker then the x button for this guide wont work. You can edit the file /boot/retrogame.cfg to suit your needs. if you said it rebooted once then probably it copied all the files needed but maybe just a file permission...

This is not working for me :( I am using the Raspberry pi zero W with retropi 4.2 and I am using winscp to edit and trasnfer the retrogame files. Am I doing something wrong or is the pi zero W not supported with your tool? I have been trying to get my GPIO buttons to work all weekend and I have mad...

Has anyone tried this screen yet? https://www.ebay.ph/itm/141031751479

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Hello, I want to use this GPIO method. It has worked so far as. The buttons are recognized under Retropi and I can configure the keys. Also, I can with the D-Pad, the Move the Retropi Menü (Up, down, left, right). A + B (Enter+go Back) and Start / Select access to settings very well! But when start...

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Sat Jul 15, 2017 2:17 pm

Temperature just doing a general retropie upgrade, gameboy running since approx. 2 hours on usb power:
`*******' Temperature........: CPU: 69°C/156°F GPU: 69°C/156°F

Thanks! What about the screen does it get warm or hot too with a touch?

Thanks for your responses. I have found a solution! I'll share in just a second. Zeroboy, I did try the standard Retropie SD image with my Gameboy Zero just to see what would happen but unfortunately, it wouldn't boot up at all! Or at least, the screen doesn't display anything. I'm pretty sure the ...