Unable to boot up on desktop PC

KyoSama

I recently set up a USB 3.0 64GB SanDisk with batocera, and it worked great on my older laptop.
It's a Dell Inspiron N7110, and seems to play the PS1 and bellow alright.
So I thought I would boot it up on my desktop to see if I could play PS2, GC, or even Wii, but when trying to do so, it just gets to the black screen that says batocera.linux and that's all. No blinking cursor and it just sits there.
My desktop:
Processor AMD A8-7650K Radeon R7
16GB ram
64bit
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti
Board is MSI A88X-G45 Gaming

I believe that I am using batocera.linux 5.20
Anyone know what I might need to do to get it running on the desktop?
Oh, also I did the whole look to disable secure boot or whatever but I only have the option to use just uefi or uefi and legacy, it's set to the latter.

joinski

KyoSama NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti

Did you activate nvidia drivers? (on the root of the USB drive there is a file called recalbox-boot.conf
Open it with e.g. notepad++ (not normal editor, because it can break the file) and remove the "#" in front of the line "#nvidia-driver=true"

You could also test the current beta of batocera 5.21
http://batocera-linux.xorhub.com/upgrades/x86_64/beta/last/

GameCast

KyoSama the problem is you are ussing the old version of iso on a standart pc,. try to download the standart iso and edit recalbox-boot.conf to activate nvidia drivers .

KyoSama I recently set up a USB 3.0 64GB SanDisk with batocera, and it worked great on my older laptop.
OLD PC = download the old iso of batocera

STANDART PC = download standart iso of batocera

nadenislamarre

if you get batocera.linux, you're booting correctly via grub and your gpu is probably not supported. press ctrl+alt+f3 to see the error message.
if you get Batocera.linux with an uppercase, uefi is used. but that's the same result.
if ctrl+alt+f3 doestn' give a message, the kernel is probably crashed. remove quiet console=tty3 loglevel=0 in grub.conf (by plugin the key in an other computer) and restart.