# cp /dev/shm/runcommand.log /home/pi/RetroPie/roms ~ is an alias for the /home/ folder ( /home/pi in our case) which would also work, as does $HOME. Linux is case-sensitive, so make sure to capitalize the R and P in RetroPie. Use the cp (copy) command to copy the log to your roms folder where it can be easily accessed over the network: cp /dev/shm/runcommand.log ~/RetroPie/roms The location of the log file is not one that is accessible over the network share. These will allow you to view the file, but doesn't help you share it. With less you can still page through with Space, but you can also use PgUp/PgDn to go back/forward a page at a time, or line-by-line with the up/down Arrow keys. For more control, you can use less instead of more: less /dev/shm/runcommand.log

This allows you to read the whole file, but doesn't allow you to back up. Press Space to advance to next page: more /dev/shm/runcommand.log It's probably more than one screen long though, so you can use the more command to display it one screen at a time with pauses in between. You can view the log with the cat (catalog) command: cat /dev/shm/runcommand.log But that file is not 'executable' (nor should it be, it's not a script or a binary executable program file, it's just a log of events) and hence the permission error (you don't have 'permission' to execute this non-executable file as a command.) You just entered the path to the file itself, so the system tried to treat it as a command. If there is anything else I can do to help let me know.Said in Psx emulator controls not working:Įntered the command to view the log, /dev/shm/runcommand.log It tells me permission denied when I do that. Maybe it is just the ROMS I am using? I also downloaded Monster Rancher from the same site and it has the same behavior (not responding to the controller, but I can bring up the retroarch menu using hot keys). You could see if you can recreate the problem using the same ROM. If you would like to test it out, I downloaded Road Rash (the original, not Jailbreak or 3D those work fine) from (REDACTED). Really the best explanation I can give as to the problem I am having is that it is like the psx emulator doesn't communicate with the rom (other than to boot it up). I would like to think myself at least at or maybe above average when it comes to computers, programming, etc but nothing I would consider 'intuitive' (like configuring a different way) worked to solve the issue. It does not help to configure the controller any different way. I got the same results, so it doesn't appear to be something that occurred because of the update. I did not test on beta 2, I went straight from 2.6 to 3.0 beta 3 and I tried it on my backed up copy of 2.6.

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