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    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

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    • Drakaen391D
      Drakaen391
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      nope... but updates must be done as root...

      That means you must put "sudo" before the command

      RPi B & RPi 3B OC (Now Raspberry pi 4b 8gb)
      Retropie (Latest Stable)
      PiBox with Wind Tunnel Cooling System

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        tobas
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        so, for example, if I wanted to update Retropie, I'd write

        sudo update?

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        • Drakaen391D
          Drakaen391 @tobas
          last edited by

          @tobas you would put

          sudo apt-get update
          sudo apt-get upgrade
          

          the first will make sure the lists are up to date (should always be done before install or updates)

          The next line is to update any outdated file including retropie

          RPi B & RPi 3B OC (Now Raspberry pi 4b 8gb)
          Retropie (Latest Stable)
          PiBox with Wind Tunnel Cooling System

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            tobas @Drakaen391
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            @drakaen391 could I download the image, transfer it over through my network connection and install it over my existing image?

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            • Drakaen391D
              Drakaen391 @tobas
              last edited by

              @tobas nope, the new image is a full overhaul and requires a fresh install.

              If you upgrade to 4.4 you would need to start very fresh

              RPi B & RPi 3B OC (Now Raspberry pi 4b 8gb)
              Retropie (Latest Stable)
              PiBox with Wind Tunnel Cooling System

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              • Drakaen391D
                Drakaen391 @Drakaen391
                last edited by

                also, unlike a PC, the bios and other items for the Pi to run, is on the SD card... so its not possible to install fresh images like you would on a PC

                RPi B & RPi 3B OC (Now Raspberry pi 4b 8gb)
                Retropie (Latest Stable)
                PiBox with Wind Tunnel Cooling System

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                  tobas @Drakaen391
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                  @drakaen391 so...in order to upgrade, I would have to lose all my roms, saved games etc??

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                  • mituM
                    mitu Global Moderator @tobas
                    last edited by

                    @tobas No, you could transfer those over to your PC or on an USB stick, then transfer them back on the new system.

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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator @tobas
                      last edited by

                      @tobas Please post the info requested https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                        tobas @mitu
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                        @mitu ah. so basically, pull my roms and bios folders out, overwrite the card with the new image, out bios and roms folders back?

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                          tobas @mitu
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                          @mitu I'm sorry, I'll post it when I get home. thanks for the help so far.

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                            tobas @Drakaen391
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                            @drakaen391 I'm sorry I'm such a noob, but if I do the sudo apt-get upgrade, will that overwrite my entire SD card? or just update retropie?

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                            • Drakaen391D
                              Drakaen391 @tobas
                              last edited by

                              @tobas it will only update the programs

                              RPi B & RPi 3B OC (Now Raspberry pi 4b 8gb)
                              Retropie (Latest Stable)
                              PiBox with Wind Tunnel Cooling System

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                                tobas @Drakaen391
                                last edited by

                                @drakaen391 alright, well I'll try that first then before taking more drastic measures. thanks again.

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                                • rbakerR
                                  rbaker @tobas
                                  last edited by

                                  @tobas what about the detail requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first? These are essential.

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                                    tobas @rbaker
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                                    @rbaker I am work so I do not have those at the moment, I will post them later on

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                                      tobas
                                      last edited by

                                      just doing a image backup and then I'll check all the details. thanks again fellas

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                                        tobas
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                                        anyone know where to find the run command log?

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                                          tobas @tobas
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                                          @tobas [Removed] I see now. gonna restore my image since I [Removed] everything up and I'll post a log

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                                            tobas
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                                            this is probably a dumb question..but, how do you make the circle symbol after the wget part?

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