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    • mituM
      mitu Global Moderator @ignatius
      last edited by mitu

      @ignatius said in DOSBox and RetroPie.:

      Not sure if it's my /etc/apt/sources.list or what.

      Dosbox is not installed via apt. The package should be in the optional packages section:

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      Something I should mention, is that, I installed dosbox via "apt-get install dosbox".

      That's why you probably didn't have the es_systems.cfg configured and the Runcommand doesn't work.

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        ignatius
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        Ok. Trying to "Install from source"... We'll see.

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @ignatius
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          @ignatius All optional packages should have a binary update/install option - don't you have that option ?

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            ignatius
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            No, I don't. :(

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              edmaul69 @ignatius
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              @ignatius usually if you dont have a binary it means you arent connected to the internet. But you havent said if the source was installing. Which dosbox are you installing?

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                ignatius
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                I've tried two different WiFi Servers. No luck with either.

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                  ignatius
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                  Could it possibly be a permissions error?

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                    edmaul69 @ignatius
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                    @ignatius have you tried clicking on update retropie-setup? What happens? 2 things i have seen are biggest issues. No wifi or your clock settings are wrong.

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                      ignatius
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                      Ok. I sovled it. It turned out that my router was blocking my RPi. Thanks to everyone for their insight.

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                        ignatius
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                        Now, one last question before I close this thread. I'm trying to transfer my RPi instalation from a 16GB card to a 32GB card. I formatted just as I did my 16GB card, partitioned the same, etc, but it just isn't working. I know that the RPi requires that the first partition needs to be FAT32 formatted, and the second partition needs to be formatted ext4 Linux. I copied my installation over, but it just isn't booting. Does the RPi Zero W not support 32GB cards, or what?

                        Thanks to everyone.

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                        • mituM
                          mitu Global Moderator @ignatius
                          last edited by mitu

                          @ignatius You can just create a backup image from your existing SD card, then write it - with Etcher/Win32Diskimager - on your new SD card. It should work as long as the Pi model is the same.
                          Afterwards, you can go into raspi-config (which you can start from the RetroPie menu) and use the Expand filesystem option to fill up the rest of your 32Gb card.

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                            ignatius
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                            Awesome. Thank you. :)

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