@ExarKunIv try to use dos2unix scriptfile.sh
I think you've wrong line endings.... Because for me the script runs flawless and if it spit out errors then there is likely something wrong with the interpretion of the script caused by wrong LE.

Edit:
Okay nevermind!

@retropi19 git clone --branch fkms_rpi4 --depth=1 https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup.git

No, this is not implemented - why would you need such a feature ?

@Sparkathor There's a joystick selection tool that can be used to configure which controller is Player 1 for different systems - https://github.com/meleu/RetroPie-joystick-selection.

@IanDaemon Thanks, Ian. This doesn't work on a CRT monitor (at least not with Pi2Scart). More here:

@hhromic thank you, I will tell him. He is currently trying to make an "earthbound" theme resource pack for solarus, then wants to do 2 player co-op. Hopefully someone on Discord can help him out!

RasPlex is a JeOS build around Plex, pretty much like LibreELEC is built around Kodi.

Sorry, didn't make it clear but I was thinking like a Dual Boot:
https://www.google.com/search?q=RasPlex+RetroPie

If you don't want to Dual Boot, maybe the Kodi addon would be best:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9673/new-user-wanting-to-use-retropie-and-plex-media-server

https://kodi.tv/plex-add-on-for-kodi

Well m assuming you are referring to street fighter games. Pick 6 button(snes layout) or modern for these games. 8 button is specifically for an certain arcade panel layout. Classic layout is for 99% of other games that are wrong with this setup.

@jrizz: solution*

There really are a lot of changes that make for a good install of retropie for Gpi. From boot/config.txt changes, to dtbo device tree overlay files (and renaming them to prevent an over-write), to quieting the boot text, to using a custom kernel with a boot logo, to a good splash screen video, to a good theme, to picking the right default emulators, to working around controller input issues with xboxdrv, to configuring proper es_system settings, to many other tweaks and changes. While it may never end up being an official "version" of retropie for Gpi, it really does become difficult to manage every single tweak and change that makes it better for Gpi. The guides might be the best bet for now, and maybe some day scripts can be created from the guides info that can just be run to make all the changes.

@mitu
After some time thinking about it, I did choose my words poorly.
Instead of choosing one by one, you would gain time choosing to start and going out to grab something to eat or go to a movie or wherever, you get it.
But I understand you, and messing around on this files maybe would create some bugs...

Instruction for Debian worked like a charm :) I didn't expected it to be so easy :) Thanks!

@unnatural RetroArch has a Netplay feature that you can use to play games with another player remotely - https://docs.libretro.com/guides/netplay-faq/. You have to make sure the emulator core supports netplay - the Sega MD/Genesis cores support it (https://docs.libretro.com/library/genesis_plus_gx/ and https://docs.libretro.com/library/picodrive/) and they're both included in RetroPie.

MODERATION NOTE: I've split your question in a separate topic, it's really off-topic and you should have opened a new topic instead.

Hi there,

I am pretty confused about the ORA... I screwed up the 1.5.2 and installed 3.0.6 available on the website while the one posted here is not available as well as the documentation and the usual ssh passwords don't work. Can anyone redirect to the last stable release and documentation, thanks!

I just remembered that Retropie is doesn't support Buster yet so it would'nt work on Retropie just yet.

Next days I'll translate to english the pdf with the instructions of the script, and included the file on gitlab too.

EDITED (2019-08-23): Now instructions are translated to english.

I got the non-libretro version working for pi zero (Retroflag Gpi case) and wrote up a guide in case it helps anyone interested in Cannonball on Pi zero: https://sinisterspatula.github.io/SuperRetropieGuides/cannonball and also, if it helps retropie dev's in adding a pi zero specific version, my modified repository that worked for zero is located here: https://github.com/SinisterSpatula/cannonball