

The old original interface to RetroArch loaded (not really a problem) but when I tried to change it to the one I'm familiar with, I couldn't navigate. I did as suggested, and replaced the current retroarch.cfg with that of -dist after updating RetroArch. If you want to run your own setup, that's fine, but we can't support it :) however i suspect your issue is nothing to do with the settings. cfg that is non-default, such as menu_driver = "xmb" normally it would be a much smaller file, even if you have tweaked settings via supported methods.Įg, there's stuff in your pasted. Yes, but my point is that you have obviously tweaked your retroarch.cfg manually as it's huyge. Why would I have to manually manipulate the config files? And if I replace the retroarch.cfg files with the default one from RetroPie, won't that remove all the customizations currently inside the exiting one? i have suggested that we add a function to "reset to defaults", but that requires a bit of work. How do you mean? the setup script won't automatically overwrite your config with the defaults, as you may not want that. Shouldn't the Setup script do all that automatically?
#Retroarch keeps crashing update
retropie default ones will be saved as -distwithin the config folder after an update of retroarch - you should rename that to retroarch.cfg You shouldn't use this retroarch.cfg - it is not a retropie default. I get the crash by loading up RetroArch standalone, without any cores said in RetroArch 1.6.9 Crashes When Navigating: The crash happens anytime I try to navigate around in the menus, not just when I try to browse the achievements. said in RetroArch 1.6.9 Crashes When said in RetroArch 1.6.9 Crashes When Hm, seems something similar to, recently reported and fixed. Which is line 258 of the "old" runcommand log. The terminal only displays: : posted playing activity. But once I trigger the RetroArch menu, back out of the "Quick Menu" and try to move over to the next menu, it crashes.
#Retroarch keeps crashing full
Is there something in the new RetroPie-Setup script that might be giving me issues here? In either case, all I'm getting is a SEGMENTATION FAULT:ĮDIT - I was able to exit EmulationStation and ran a full verbose log of the game from the terminal. I mash like crazy ALL of them, and still nothing.

It doesn't recognize when I'm pressing buttons. Now I cannot get the RunCommand menu to load up. After that was done, I reboot the system and tried again. So I went into the RetroPie Setup menu, updated the script, then updated RetroArch using the latest beta. I managed to capture the log on my pre-updated system here: I'm sure that line is the key to what is causing the crash, but I can't see it. I've also noticed it when I try to launch RetroArch before it loads. Is there any way to bring up a crash log, or see the output of the video slower? I ask, because when RetroArch crashes, there is a brief line of text that it shows before switching back to EmulationStation. I have multiple controllers I can use, but none are connected during this Primary controller is "Player 1" on an Xbox360 wireless Roms are stored on a USB attached Hard Drive When I copied it over the new one, it still crashes. I did, however, copy my original retroarch.cfg file to my computer before updating just in case.

I checked the retroarch.cfg file and nothing is apparently different. But if I, for instance, want to check my achievements, RetroArch crashes as soon as I bring up the menu and try to navigate to them. RetroArch works great if all I'm doing is playing a game. Leads me to believe this problem is local to me only. I'm surprised it hasn't come up for anybody else yet. So this problem must exist in the x.x.9 build. However I did from Source last night and it had the same results. I'm clicking on "Update from Binary" (not from source). Then I tried to update again, and it's doing it again. This happened last night, and today I restored my SD card from a backup and it worked correctly. I think it's called XMB? Anyway, it works fine when I navigate up and down, but crashes immediately after pressing left or right.
#Retroarch keeps crashing ps3
I'm not sure what "theme" I'm using, it's not the default but rather the one that looks like the PS3 home screen with an animated wave in the background. If I go to the RetroPie system, and select RetroArch (to load up RetroArch without a game to change configurations), the program crashes whenever I try to move left or right in the menus. I updated my RetroArch last night and immediately noticed a problem with it.
