@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.

@RaoulAngel s

I should mention my screen is Vertical...

That's probably the issue. I've never run Stella on a vertical setup, but the screen settings should be configurable.

@StuMcBill
The IP address of 192.168.0.xx is typically a router IP address, and port 22 is the SSH port. You may want to check to see if your router is blocking this SSH port.

Just ran it with on the .gz file and it checked out. Sorry for the false alarm.