Haven't tried, just back from holiday and don't have a built toolchain atm but will give it a shot later.
Look at /storage/.config/emulationstation/emulationstation.conf, I used to have --ignore-gamelist as a default argument. In retrospect that wasn't a bright idea
Welcome back & I hope you've had a nice holiday!
Looks like my gcc error turned out as some weird ccache quirk and after a distclean it worked fine for me.
Alpha 12 is online:
Probably this controller? Looks like a copy of a xbox 360something controller? Anyway if it works good I'll give it a shot too then.
I have the same problem with my 8bitdo controllers but only on my Intel systems. If I use them with an RPi they easily pair and run... guess it's firmware related or something.
Have you checked if SSH is really running at the LibreELEC menu? I had one time a similar problem but straight after a clean installation. SSH was off and I could not turn it on again. After a clean install it was gone so maybe it's a bug in upstream.
EDIT:
Can you upload a logfile? Maybe there's something interesting to get rid of the ssh problem. Still you need a username too.
Username: root
Password: libreelec
So you probably have to connect this way: root@yourdevice
Alpha 10 is online:
Alpha 11 is online:
of course it's not working because you use dosbox-libretro:
[INFO] Loading dynamic libretro core from: "/tmp/cores/dosbox_svn_libretro.so"
....and thats a core I haven't included in my build. Mine comes with dosbox-sdl2 and that one is tied to Emulationstation.
You have created that file? :
[libretro INFO] Loading default configuration /storage/roms/bios/DOSbox/dosbox-libretro.conf
Anyway download this file https://goo.gl/gpqkxp and place it in \\your_device\Configfiles\retroarch\cores then see if it starts. It's the dosbox-libretro core compiled for my fork.
About WHDLoad afaik this is an installer for Amiga games?
the stock pw is libreelec but do you have already enabled SSH?
pcsx-rearmed is less ressource demanding so in some case it's the better choice. If you adjust the es_systems.cfg file you can use pcsx-rearmed in ES too.
I'm curious about how well your 4 controller setup will work in the end. Right now I'm using only two controllers but Retroarch should have no problems in dealing with 4 too.
As I said I need your dosbox logfile to figure out what is wrong. All I can say is that I've tested it and it's working. I even improved it and added the midi sequencer kernel module so all functions should be supported right now.
Start your dosbox game and exit if you only see a black screen. Browse your SMB shares and open \\your_raspi_device\Logfiles then a new logfile should be created. Open the last logfile.zip, the file 06_varlog.log contains dosbox.log and post it here. It should look like this:
################################################################################
# ... output of cat /var/log/dosbox.log
# LibreELEC release: Generic.x86_64-devel-20180803110136-1edffa2
#
################################################################################
DOSBox version SDL2
Copyright 2002-2015 DOSBox Team, published under GNU GPL.
---
CONFIG:Loading primary settings from config file /storage/roms/dos/ARENA/The Elder Scrolls Arena.conf
SDL: Current window pixel format: SDL_PIXELFORMAT_RGB888
MIDI: Opened device:mt32
Game resolution: 640x400
Game resolution: 320x200
Game resolution: 320x200As I told you out of the box ES is only looking for certain file extensions. If you need others too edit the es_systems.cfg and add the extensions. Anyway I haven't dealt with WHDLoad until now. But basically all should be on-board.
<system>
<name>amiga</name>
<fullname>Amiga</fullname>
<path>/storage/roms/amiga</path>
<extension>.fs-uae .adf .adz .zip</extension>
<command>/usr/bin/amiberry.start "%ROM_RAW%"</command>
<platform>amiga</platform>
</system>Have you been able to compile makemkv 1.12.3 with GCC 8.2? It fails & tells me "C++ compiler not installed on this system"
New RC7 builds are online.
Use this to resize GParted -- Live CD/USB/PXE/HD
If you know how to handle it that's a suitable way too.
Backup your settings and import them after a clean installation. That should work too.
Well Kodi 18 is still an alpha version so expect some bugs. A new build will contain Kodi Alpha 3 & looks like the Kodi team started to wrap things up for beta releases.
There haven't been any changes to the LibreELEC-Settings package. So I have no clue why it wouldn't open up. Already restartet the system? Installed some "fancy" add-ons?
Well about 80% of Dolphin users already use the QT client (Remove DolphinWX by spycrab · Pull Request #6819 · dolphin-emu/dolphin · GitHub) so I guess even if it was incomplete it isn't anymore or at least nothing critical is missing. Since it's not optional anymore but the default it's probably mature enough 
I already did. Well I'm not the greatest script magician so maybe you've got a better way to set it up:
# Change refresh rate to 50Hz if CEA 60Hz and 720p/1080p/1080i
TV_HDMI_GROUP="`tvservice -s | cut -c21-24`"
TV_HDMI_MODE="`tvservice -s | cut -c27-28`"
if [ $TV_HDMI_GROUP = "CEA" ]; then
#720p 60Hz -> 720p 50Hz
if [ $TV_HDMI_MODE = "4)" ]; then
tvservice -e "CEA 19"
TV_HDMI_MODE="19"
fi
#1080p 60Hz -> 1080p 50Hz
if [ $TV_HDMI_MODE = "16" ]; then
tvservice -e "CEA 31"
TV_HDMI_MODE="31"
fi
#1080i 60Hz -> 1080i 50Hz
if [ $TV_HDMI_MODE = "5)" ]; then
tvservice -e "CEA 20"
TV_HDMI_MODE="20"
fi
fiLibreELEC.tv/amiberry.start at libreelec-9.0-rr · 5schatten/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
I've got 5 TV's in the house and well IMHO there's no benefit in upgrading a TV in the kitchen or guestroom for a PI. It can't handle 4K stuff anyway and most retro games run fine at lower resolution At least my nephew's never complaint. So setting the resolution without checking if it's supported is not something I would do
Well you're talking about Kodi game addons:
00:26:50.426 T:1938466736 NOTICE: ADDON: game.libretro.dosbox v0.74.0.107 installed
If you want to use Retroplayer & the Kodi addons stick to Milhouse alpha testbuilds like this LibreELEC Testbuilds for RaspberryPi (Kodi 18.0)
This Remix build is focused on Retroarch, Emulationstation and includes the most common emulators. Kodi game addons use a different romfolder, frontend and cores so they have not much in common.
For dosbox you simply have to copy the dosbox-SDL2.conf file located in \\your_device\Configfiles\dosbox into the dosgame directoy, rename it appropriate, set the correct autoexec commands and your game should run. I've tested it with Elder Scrolls Arena & it works fine for me.
Anyway you find logiles in \\your_device\Logfiles or if you use ssh or winscp in /var/log
After rebuilding I'll add either libretro-uae or libretro-uae4arm to RPi builds as additional cores.
Update:
I've tested libretro-uae & uae4arm and both su... well let's say I'll stick to amiberry for now.
If you mean Amiberry then provide log files. Anyway I don't use retroplayer so I can't give any support in this particular case.
The 3+ was connected to 5GHz Wifi? Otherwise the Wifi will interfer BT audio anyway.
From a technical POV I guess they share the antenna & at least the Pi3 is only capable of 2.4GHz Wifi so that's probably the reason for interferences. Maybe the Pi3+ & 5GHz Wifi will work better.