Latest 5/9 nightly runs okay on FireTV,but analog and more importantly the settings button are botched again. I had to annoyingly enable retropad overlay again just to access the RGUI menu. I can navigate just fine though.
Now,for the reason I came here,cheats are still not letting me input them. It just says input cheat with nothing else,and I can’t type it in. Since the mupen64plus core does not freeze on Mario and the Magic Wand in course 5 via Glide64,I thought of trying some of my more unstable Banjo-Tooie codes like “Split Up Anywhere” to see if they didn’t freeze the game like AE does.
Edit: Found out the new onscreen keyboard setting,and added a cheat.
Edit: My input and other settings would not save at first,but eventually stopped being retarded and finally saved the damn thing!
Do you think there is a way to make the config directory deterministic to the Android version? Such as setting it to /sdcard/Android/data/com.retroarch for JellyBean and older,and using the default /data/data/com.retroarch for KitKat and newer since they have sdcard write access issues.
Edit2: The cheat I entered on the mupen64plus core is not working for some reason. It is my “no frameskip” code (8007913f 0001) to make Banjo-Tooie run at 60fps,what gives? It is a code that works immediately on all other emulators. Must be something else not implemented in there,do I have to not add a space? Please try to fix the cheat functionality since it now lets me add them. Thanks by the way.
There probably needs to be a fix for multi-lined codes so it works better and supports N64 codes with button activators.
Other keyboard overlays keep killing RetroArch on FireTV. Also,I don’t have damn multi-touch so I can’t utilize shift to access the : key to try genesis pro action replay codes. I also can’t get it to capitalize letters so it could recognize those,Game Genie,and N64 codes.
When will cheats ever actually work? 
I just edited the default retroarch.cfg - and pushed it back on the android system. And on my second load up of retroarch (reboot the device, might be the more accurate advice…
), the “no smoothing” setting took effect.
The other special chip games I’ve tried all run without performance issues as well.