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That hasn't stopped wine from working just fine though. I tried Jojsticken, which is the newer rewrite of Rejoystick, but it just didn't recognise the d-pad. In function 'void B uint32, uint8 ': You can force an application to use your mixer in those two cases with the esddsp and padsp commands, respectively. I tried but I don't know how scons works, I'm more of a makefile type of guy.

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Sounds like you are using Ubuntu I copy-pasted the long sudo apt-get install command and installed the necessary packages. I'm going to spinup a new 9. I figured out it is F1 to quit now instead of escape. Sound has been cleaned up a lot in the subversion trunk, so a lot of sound issues should be fixed in 2.

I don't have gdm running, and would ideally like to be able to run it directly from fveux terminal. When I push the fceu, both the left analogue and the left directional pad. The next release of fceux will reflect this change, but until then just be sure that liblua5.

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Input is detected with -input-cfg, but input doesn't work in game A 2 GamePad 1: I know this post was inevitable, but how legal is this? Thanks for your help.

The problem, I fceuz an error in every game that says unable to display video mode. Now the problem now is that the graphical frontend won't come up.

This was a few months ago. When I ran the sudo scons install command, the entire process failed.

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I have the enable full-screen option checked in gfceux, as well as the auto-scale and open-gl boxes. Maybe things have changed? I've just now added some code in subversion r that hides the "gamepad config" option on older versions of GTK, preventing a frustrating crash in the middle of a unsaved emulation session.

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Options menu has NO options at all, how the heck do i configure input? For now I just execute with saves folder as the working dir. Does anyone know 2.1.1 the feature allowing you to speed up emulation by pressing the tilde key has been removed in this version? I untar'ed everything, cd'ed into fceu first, built that with scons, and then went to install gfceux using the setup. By the way, in 9. I have a question concerning compiling and installing gfceux on my laptop running Ubuntu Jaunty.

Am actually running the windows version of fceux using wine. My system doesn't have pulseaudio problems in general.

Hey, sorry to gum up this thread with more troubleshooting, but I've scoured the internet to the best of my abilities and can't get anywhere. I tried jkeys once, but it didn't seem to map axis, just buttons, and for some reason the d-pad on the Xbox controller is an axis, not 4 buttons. When I try and launch gfceux from the command line, I get an error that says "no module named gfceux. I would appreciate any suggestions on how I might be able to figure out what the sound setup differences are between my fxeux systems - is there an apt or dpkg or any other command to see which packages might be missing in my first system compared to my working system.

Content is available under Attribution-ShareAlike 3. I need to close the emulator to get that button mapping black window to go away.

If not, you may need to install mesa to supply libGL The issue that you have linked has already been 21.1 and is not relevant to the issue you are experiencing. Package alsa-oss is not available, but it is referred to by another package.