I previously was using RetroPie/EmulationStation via an SD image downloaded from RetroPie. It seemed to be working fine but I then made a new SD with NOOBS and installed Rasbian.
I then used the RetroPie script to set up everything again. I didn't receive any error messages. I plopped some ROMs (that worked fine in my last installation) into the proper directories.
If I launch EmulationStation the AppleII emulator launches but the keyboard left/right arrows do not change emulators nor am I prompted to configure controls as I was when I installed from the RetroPie SD image.
I can F4 to exit.
I then tried updating everything from RetroPie-Setup but I'm not getting any different results with everything updated.
I tried removing the contents of AppleII, Doom, Cavestory, DukeNukem3d, so it would just leave the consoles I'm interested in emulating. Now upon launch I am presented with the Genesis emulator but still the arrow keys do not scroll the list nor change emulators. No key seems to have any result except for F4.
I previously was using RetroPie/EmulationStation via an SD image downloaded from RetroPie. It seemed to be working fine but I then made a new SD with NOOBS and installed Rasbian.
I then used the RetroPie script to set up everything again. I didn't receive any error messages. I plopped some ROMs (that worked fine in my last installation) into the proper directories.
If I launch EmulationStation the AppleII emulator launches but the keyboard left/right arrows do not change emulators nor am I prompted to configure controls as I was when I installed from the RetroPie SD image.
I can F4 to exit.
I then tried updating everything from RetroPie-Setup but I'm not getting any different results with everything updated.
I tried removing the contents of AppleII, Doom, Cavestory, DukeNukem3d, so it would just leave the consoles I'm interested in emulating. Now upon launch I am presented with the Genesis emulator but still the arrow keys do not scroll the list nor change emulators. No key seems to have any result except for F4.