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• Help and Support

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  @nestor1924 said in So im still on 4.3 Raspberry pi 3 but need help with emulation station main scrapper...: @mitu man im screwed... does this also affects selph scrapper, i try scrapping new roms, it said it did but when I check nothing was done. It shouldn't affect the external scrapers, those should work - but keep in mind that SSelph's scraper doesn't work with the TGDB source since they changed their API. also... is there any other way to scrape a single rom instead of the whole bunch? I think SSelph's scraper has an option to keep or skip already scraped games, so only new games are scraped. For other external scrapers, there are workarounds. Do scrapper usually overwrite other images??? Which scraper are we talking about ?
• General Discussion and Gaming

  General discussion relating to using RetroPie and gaming. Please do not use for help/support requests.

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  @ExarKunIv Yes this would be great. But please don't update only the ones because of the glory of gore and heavy use of old symbols :) I think the original levels and the whole SoD series alone is it worth. The HighRes mods for the original series are undoubtfull a treasure just for all the original titels. Even some unknown mods of "Super Noah's Ark 3D" are really fun to play and the original titel profits (massive) from modding (the original is well.... obscure?)
• Projects and Themes

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  Hi buddy, sorry but how far I know nothing as of now you might catch on. Regards, H.Smith
• Ideas and Development

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  @quicksilver said in Multi Switch Shutdown Script!: is there a way to get your script to shutdown if you exit emulation station to the terminal? Therefore you can use .bashrc from your home directory. Just add a poweroff command and if you go to terminal the command will be executed. Or if emulation station crashes or something? You would ask for the PID of Emulationstation simply with pidof emulationstation You will obtain the one from the binary and as long this is alive you know ES is running. If there is a change in the PID or the status of SIGNAL has changed you can assume that there someting happend to ES. To determine if it a user action (Reboot, Shutdown...) you watch for files placed into/tmp dir The files are /tmp/es-sysrestart for sytem wide reboot /tmp/es-restart for just restarting ES /tmp/es-shutdown for poweroff So to answer your question if my script can do this .... only for the .bashrc part that is really no rocket science and a sudo poweroff command call would be more effictive. Be aware to not shoot in your own leg with this!
• ControlBlock, PowerBlock & Co.

  Get help and support for PetRockBlock's hardware

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  After some more trail and error I got it to work by re-installing libc6 and libc6-dev, then doing the manual wiringpi install and then the manual powerblock install.
• Announcements

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  https://retropie.org.uk/2019/07/retropie-4-5-1-update/ As detailed in the last post – https://retropie.org.uk/2019/07/composite-out-broken-on-retropie-4-5/ – there were some issues in the last image due to the updated Kernel. A newer Kernel has been released for Raspbian Stretch that resolves the composite output issue, but we also had problems reported with overscan settings and decided to implement a workaround. As the previous 4.14 Kernel was well tested, we decided to switch back to it for now, and also created a new image (this was actually uploaded on the 17th July, but due to some testing and time constraints is only being announced now). If you have a 4.5 version of RetroPie for the Raspberry Pi you can choose the update option in RetroPie-Setup and then choose to “Update System Packages” when prompted. This will downgrade the Kernel to the one in this 4.5.1 image. The Kernel will only be downgraded if choosing to update System Packages from the RetroPie-Setup interface. You can download a 4.5.1 image from https://retropie.org.uk/download/. For first installs please follow the Installation Instructions. We are still working on Raspberry Pi 4 support. You may have seen some unofficial images from other people with some emulators working – but please bear with us. We also have some emulators working, but don’t want to release anything until we are able to realistically support it. Changes since 4.5 Downgraded to 4.14 kernel to resolve some 4.19 kernel/firmware issues (other rpi4/fkms changes which will be announced in a future post)