First boot up of retropie comes up with a command line.

Clyde

Thanks for the confirmation. I still wonder how that could be technically. (?)

mitu

@clyde Do you want to know how to do it automatically (with a command) instead of going through the RP script menus ?

Clyde

@mitu No, I still don't understand how disabling the splash screen can fix a broken autostart.

herb_fargus

@clyde enabling the splashcreen automatically regenerates the default autostart script. It's part of the setup script you can look what it calls in the code on github

Clyde

@herb_fargus Okay, that makes sense. So, every setting that recreates the startup script could be used as a "fix" for some autostart problems – if the splash screen setting isn't the only one that does it, of course.
Thank you for expanding my knowledge of this world. :)

blazein

@clyde im stuck can u plz help me

mitu

@blazein What exactly have you tried to fix your problem ?

blazein

@mitu i tried everything to get of the command line to start playing all i did was get another elumator and then restart like dude said and now stuck on the command screen and cant get of to play games again

mitu

@blazein said in First boot up of retropie comes up with a command line.:

i tried everything

What does 'everything' mean ? This is what I've asked. This question is already answered in several topics in the forum:

Have you tried any of the solutions posted in those topics ?

blazein

@mitu cant run nothing from the command line

blazein

@mitu tried now still nothing

mitu

@blazein Did you login first ? Username is pi, password is raspberry.

blazein

@mitu yes done that its on the screen with the joystick
uptime
memory
running processes
ip adress
temper

blazein

the thing is was working till i restarted the retropie from the retropie menu

mitu

OK, so if you're at the command prompt, then run sudo raspi-config and you'll be presented with a menu, where you can follow the instructions from the topics I mentioned and re-enable auto-login.
What happens if you type sudo raspi-config and press enter after you login ?

blazein

@mitu comes up with rasppberry pi software confguration tool

mitu

@blazein OK, so it works - did you read any of the topics I mentioned ?

blazein

@mitu yes done both and then click finish

mitu

@blazein Then you may have a different problem. The way RetroPie configures auto-login is exactly how you set it up in raspi-config, so if it doesn't work now then there's another problem at stake.

blazein

@blazein then says reboot now click yes