SNES Classic not keeping turned on when having a USB stick + 2 8bitdo retro receivers connected

[mmrocha1982]

Describe the bug
Sometimes, when using a USB stick through a USB OTG adapter at the same time of 2 8bitdo retro receivers, each one in a controller port, the unit power light would turn on briefly, turning off a few seconds later.
(a)If I disconnect one of the retro receivers, leaving one retro receiver and the usb stick the unit turns on and works normally. (b)The same happens if I disconnect the usb stick and leave both retro receivers.
I've already tried changing the USB stick and the USB power adapter, and the results are the same.
I've updated my unit to the latest Hakchi2-CE version, after having it turned back to stock to do so, since it had an older Hakchi version.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Connect both 2.4ghz retro receivers to the player 1 and 2 ports
2. Connect an usb drive to the otg adapter, which will be connected to the console
3. Turn on the console and turn on the controllers, pressing start
4. The Hakchi2 splash screen will appear briefly, as the console tries to load it's contents. Then the power light will turn off and the screen will go blank

Expected behavior
The console should turn on normally with both retro receivers and USB stick connected
In the (a) scenario, if I connect the second retro receiver after the console is turned on, it will work normally, noo.

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Additional context
I've used both 8gb (formatted in NTFS) and 4gb (formatted in FAT32) good quality USB drives, and used two official Samsung USB power adapters.
It looks like when I just turn the console on, with both retro receivers and USB stick, but without turning the controllers on and syncing them, the issue is less frequent.

[impeeza]

Be sure of been using the original AC adapter or a good 2Amp. One. The problem you describe is related to high current use I did have the same issue some time, changing to the original adapter fix the problem

[mmrocha1982]

Thanks for the input. I've just tried a Samsung Adaptive Fast Charger, that came with my A8, which is rated 2.0 amp, and the results are the same. I'll try using the internal memory or a newer usb drive, and I'll post the results later.

By the way, my unit didn't come with the original adapter. I've read somewhere only units sold in the USA and Canada came with them.

[impeeza]

FYI this is my configuration: USB OTG adapter with USB Wi-fi, internal SD card soldered to test points, two Retro Receiver adapters. Original NES AC "brick" 😜
For me all is working fine

[mmrocha1982]

Nice setup you got! I Hakchi turned these consoles into much more capable machines. I didn't want to solder anything to my SNES, since I don't have the proper skills, so I'm trying using a USB stick. I'm now using a Kingston 32gb 3.0, which is much faster than the other sticks and seems to have fixed the issue. I'll post the results as soon as possible.

[impeeza]

Any updates?

[impeeza]

As this shouldn't be a software fail, I think the issue could be closed