HELP!starting page Newbie/stuck /after update all package -

debric

@stoney66 Stoney thank you so much.
First your code to shut down work like a charm.
After I switch on again my Pi ( same end as before)
so I tried sudo ./retropie_setup/retropie_setup.sh
but got this

stoney66

@debric just type exit see if that takes you to ES. From there you can go into retropie setup with the GUI.

stoney66

@debric oh also just noticed, your root disk is full (100% use). That is not good.. you will need to clean up some space! That is probably your biggest problem.

You said you used cloned the 32G to a 128G, you would need to expand the filesystem after that.

https://geek-university.com/raspberry-pi/expand-raspbian-filesystem/

debric

@stoney66 exit doesn't works.as soon as I ve clone my sd card and expand it I will let you know Thank you for your help

debric

the sd card I ordered will arrive tomorrow.i delegated some files, How much I should have as free space on the actual sd card.now I have 1.1 go available is it enough.I recon my by mistake was to install all packages.....I am still stuck here....
tryed :
exit.
tried :
sudo ./retropie_setup/retropie_setup.sh
nothing happen only thing that works is from @stoney66 sudo shutdown -h now. to shut it down.

Any clue or advices?

debric

What is the minimum room I should leave in SD card RASPi 3+ Retropie
I think my Retropie system doesn't t load cause of that .....
I tried
sudo ./retropie_setup/retropie_setup.sh
doesn t do anything
I tried
exit
nothing t
he only thing that works is. sudo shutdown -h now. to shut it down
i am stuck on the image below

mitu

Moderation note: @debric I merged your topics, there's no need to open a new topic for the same problem. Please try to respect the forum rules and don't spam the forum with the same topic.

To answer your questions:

Linux reserves 5% of the / partition to the rootuser, so that space it's not available to the regular pi user. As I said earlier - delete some of your bigger ROMs to gain space.
The correct command to start the RetroPie setup script is:

sudo ./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh

and it's case-sensitive.

And lastly, you still haven't provided the info asked in: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

debric

@mitu sorry first time here.I tried sudo ./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh
but nothing happen
i have 1.1Go left ..is not enough? thanks for taking your time to help me.

cyperghost

@mitu This smells like a third party image we can not provide further help.

@debric Please use the original image that you can download here then we can assure you have the latest updates with a fine setup and then we surly can provide help as fast as possible.

debric

@cyperghost and @mitu
i mananaged with Mitu help and code sudo ./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh
to arrive there ( see picture).if I did basic instal This will erase all my games? shall I save them before?
If I reboot It brings me to the page I was stuck for days

cyperghost

@debric No ... this will just update the packages. No gamedata will be touched but it would be better to get more free space.

debric

@cyperghost thank you for reply and help...Ok I made the mistake to install all packages.
Tomorrow I will get a 128 go sd card, I am planning to clone my 32go with applePi-baker( Pi in the freezer) and Restore the back up to my 128 GO card.Any advices?
Otherwise Do you have suggestion what I should put in the trash, I am not into 8bits games

mitu

@cyperghost said in HELP!starting page Newbie/stuck /after update all package -:

@mitu This smells like a third party image we can not provide further help.

Yes.

@debric how did you installed the image ? Did you buy the kit altogether with the Pi or you installed it yourself ?

debric

@mitu It was a kit

cyperghost

@debric 8bit games do not need so much space. The PSX and PSP are real space eaters. Better to reduce some of these but as I already said you are using a third party image and will surly come back with some questions regarding RetroPie.

Imho a better setup (real world) would be...
Use a 4GB card to just run the system ... this will help you much if you need backups.
For the ROMs you need a seperate USB storage device.... 64GB, 128GB and then you can access all files from your MAC.

@debric Don't take the question where you got the stuff as an offence towards you but it is not a nice move to see people making money from a project that started as a curious fun hobby. But other distros like Batocera, Recalbox, Lakka suffer from the same :(

mitu

@debric We don't support 3rd party images, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Moreover, the RetroPie image license doesn't allow commercial usage - so you bought the kit from a scammer, which sold it to you illegally, without mentioning the ROMs included, for which he/she didn't have a license.

If you wish to get support - please install the image from retropie.org.uk/download and follow the Docs to get it installed and configured.

debric

@cyperghost so if I get this well on the sd card I just have the system and on an external usb all the roms? So the roms can be played via usb?
a stupid question can I have both?some in the sd and some on the USB key?

cyperghost

@debric Usually just one way. ROMs on SD or ROMs on USB

debric

@mitu Yes scam indeed My console arrived broken, so now in a way I am starting from scratch with all the elements that need in fact to be change at least it is a real raspberry

mitu

@debric said in HELP!starting page Newbie/stuck /after update all package -:

Yes scam indeed My console arrived broken [...]

Why don't you ask for a refund/RMA ?