RetroPie 4.3.17 Stretch images

BuZz

@j2001m I cannot advise without detailed information. What keyboard ? What configuration / hardware ?

Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Please read that then open a new ticket for problems providing detailed information.

j2001m

@buzz

Was you able to note the n64 problems?

j2001m

Also video using your image

With the same problems

BuZz

@j2001m Not sure why you have posted that ? If you have a bug open a new topic. I cannot debug an issue based on a video where someone is overclocking. There is also a thread regarding N64 issues here - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/16739/n64-crashes-after-10-min/.

ekendahl00757

im getting the issue-unable to mount root fs on unknow... iv reformatted my sd card and writen the image again and still the same issue... im not great at code otherwise im sure id be able to fix this but what can i do.... all i wanna do is run retro pi on my 3b+

Sano

@ekendahl00757
If windows generates a popup just after imaging the SD card, saying "... do you want to format... ?" just say no, remove the SD from your PC and plug it on the Pi.

ekendahl00757

Yup done that and it loads up how ever how do i add roms? Its saying theres only like 56mb on it even though its a 32gb card...

mitu

@ekendahl00757 said in RetroPie 4.3.15 Stretch images for testing:

Yup done that and it loads up how ever how do i add roms? Its saying theres only like 56mb on it even though its a 32gb card...

Please take a look at the docs - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/. If you're having a problem with transfering ROMs, please open a new topic for it. As for the size, what you actually see is the 1st (boot) partition from the card; the system - along with the ROMs - is on the 2nd Linux partition, but Windows cannot read it and therefore cannot report its actual size and free space.

mitu

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ekendahl00757

@mitu when ever i want to put anything on the other partition it wants to format it... if i do format it, it wont boot up it says kernal error ect...

mitu

@ekendahl00757 That's not the correct method to transfer ROMs, please look at the link from my previous post to understand how ROMs are copied to your system.

ekendahl00757

@mitu have done thank you for your help its much appreciated

ekendahl00757

Also i know its a bit of a way off but when do we think the official retro pi software will be released for the 3 b+

Mist17

Would you be able to update from this version to whatever the next version would be? Brand new to the Raspberry Pie scene.

BuZz

@mist17 yes.

BuZz

@ekendahl00757 you can use the image on this thread then update all packages. Will be the same as when the new image is out. It will be released when it's ready. Hopefully soon.

Mist17

@buzz Awesome thanks for the info!!

ganondork

Hey there! Thank you for the image! I just tried migrating my data to a fresh installed stretch image, what worked just fine via usb-hdd. Now the thing is, I have a NesPi-Case. And although I know this is not recommended, I sometimes use the reset or powerbutton before a shutdown. Hell I don't do it often and when the filesystem crashes I'll install one of my regular backups. Now when I try to do this with my new Strech-SD, it just boots to a black screen next time. There is nothing I could do. What is this? Any ideas?

mitu

@ganondork So your system does not boot anymore or what ? Maybe your card is corrupted.

ganondork

Yes, it doesn‘t boot anymore. Started 3 times from scratch with 3 different SD-cards. Funny thing - The Jessie-system I used before seems also not to boot anymore. Rewritimg my backup right now, but this is pretty weird.

EDIT: Seems like I didn‘t sleep enough. After restoring my backup, I actually can force-quit or reset without breaking the image. Still not the case for stretch images. Power-cut = Gameover. I could just get used to always properly shut down, what I do most of the time. Still in case of a brownout or my little son accidentally hitting the button shouldn‘t terminally break my build, I think.