@mismu2000 there is an issue with retroarch version you are using. Update retropie setup and then reinstall retroarch from binary.

@BuZz Sorry man, first time here, I will be carefull next time
Thanks

Here is a really good list of good mame clones.
This lists out the 2 player versions of the popular 4 player games, as well as some other good clones ... ie fast Ms Pacman!

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forums/topic/406-mame-clones-worth-playing-a-complete-hopefully-list/

I believe there's a torrent client version for the download.

That might be your best bet if the website download is failing.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4400/torrent-download-retropie

@dankcushions , thanks for letting me know how to turn it off. That is bizarre! due to the bugs, i guess i will leave it on.

is there a better n64 emulator to use with Retropie?

@pjft Thanks, it looks like nothing important was missing. After further investigation I found so far the only other thing that was installed was Zmap, and from what I read it scans the network traffic. All kinds of personal data could have been captured. I don't think it was running long enough to do any real damage.

@kraken0667 AH ok, I'm not sure. I don't use non-libretro emulators. Mame2000 should be listed as "installed" and that one shouldn't need any alteration.

Perfect, thanks for the replies!

Another quick question, I can mount ext drives on my Mac, so I can edit files on the main retropie partition, with this in mind, is there anyway I can manually replace / edit scraped data?

Some of the games I have scraped have the incorrect pictures or can't find data at all, so I would like to manually create / edit some of them.

Is this possible, and if so, where are the files?

Stewart

I created a save folder into the rom dir, if I want to delete save games I just do it on my Windows machine via the network. It's not the best solution but it does the job.

ok, I returned my SD card and i am starting all over. i googled it and now i am wondering if my microSD is not compatible.

it is: lexar 16gb high-performance 300x microSDHC UHS-I (uhs-1?)

says it is a class 10. LSDMI16GBB1NL300A

There is one UHS-I that isnt compatible on this page: http://elinux.org/RPi_SD_cards

but it says it is an SDXC and mine is an SDHC. i cant find the exact product code on the list but there a couple of close ones and i would rather just return this one now than muck this one up too.

Too bad :( but thank you for the fast reply!

@denisuu Hi i have the same problem i wanna how you do for fix it?

@ChristianG You might start by reading the 'free games' thread: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9500/looking-for-free-legal-games

The homebrew ROMs thread is also relevant: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8792/big-rom-hacks-homebrew-thread

(Assuming you're running a Linux distribution which allows commercial sale.) You can preload a title when you find 1) a ROM that is public domain or licensed for commercial redistribution and 2) an emulator core that is GPL or otherwise licensed to allow commercial use.

This will not be a cornucopia of emulators and ROMs, but it might be enough to be useful in a product that is legitimately sold.

Edit: If you didn't pick up on this from earlier posts, you should not start by using the prebuilt RetroPie image. You should start by using the RetroPie setup script on a commercial use-friendly Linux distro.

Edit 2: Also remember to check on the license of the frontend theme that you use.

All, finally home from my work trip and I updated the rpi-clone tool and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the tip on the new update.

@dankcushions I've tried that also. It's off. Haven't had any luck with the suggestions that are already out there online.

@itsnitro you have the linux partition and the boot partition. It is always like this when you install retropie.