[SOLVED] CSO - Mode button for volume not working

[RhinoNigel]

Unless I can do it directly on the gameboy, I’ll have to wait until after work because my works network is unsecured and won’t allow me to use putty.

Screenshot of the error?

[RhinoNigel]

Haha of course when I take photos of my process, it works. I have no idea what was going on but it works now. Thanks for your attentiveness to the forums kite.

[kite]

Haha of course when I take photos of my process, it works. I have no idea what was going on but it works now. Thanks for your attentiveness to the forums kite.

Always the way no problem glad to be of help (in spirit form, or something!)

[smoothoperator]

I am having the same problem with not being able to adjust the volume on my cso. I see the issue has been raised and fixes implemented, but I just don't understand how to SSH in and use putty to update the arduino. I really don't want to brick my cso by doing something stupid! If someone could make a youtube video or point me in the right direction that would be really helpful. I need to follow the steps in Issue #5 of "known issues" on kite's circuit sword github page. Thankyou for the help and hopefully this could help someone else as well.

[kite]

Enable SSH on raspberry pi (google)

[smoothoperator]

Enable SSH: https://nostalgiatechs.com/enable-ssh-retropie/

OK, I got that part. Thanks Kite! How about using putty to follow the steps in Issue #5? Putty is the correct program to use isn't it? If someone could do a quick tutorial on updating the ardruino in the cso, that would take a load off of my mind and give me some volume control

[kite]

Update via pi: https://github.com/kiteretro/Circuit-Sw ... spberry-pi

To ssh, you open 'putty' and in the address box put in the IP of the pi
Then use user: pi pass: raspberry, and follow the steps in that link

[smoothoperator]

Update via pi: https://github.com/kiteretro/Circuit-Sw ... spberry-pi

To ssh, you open 'putty' and in the address box put in the IP of the pi, you might be able to use "retropie" as the hostname may resolve. Then use user: pi pass: raspberry, and follow the steps in that link

OK, thanks Kite! I'm sorry I really hate bothering people, but I just need one more thing clarified. I tried searching the web, but I just can't find the answer I'm looking for. So when I reach the point in "putty" where I get the raspberry pi prompt (pi@raspberrypi ~ $) am I to type in the individual commands after the prompt and then hit "enter" after each command in the list?

3. cd Circuit-Sword
4. sudo apt-get install avrdude
5. sudo ./update.sh YES
6. sudo ./flash-arduino.sh
7. sudo reboot

Thanks again and I'm sorry to bother you.

[kite]

Yep correct, welcome to linux!

[smoothoperator]

Yep correct, welcome to linux!

Works great now! Thanks for the help Kite!