Problems editing system.config using WinSCP

mitu

@Lugzyboy82 Change the owner of the copied file to pi - or remove it (from where you copied it) and copy it again, but without using sudo.

Lugzyboy82

@mitu should I do this using WinSCP?

mitu

@Lugzyboy82 Sure you can copy it also with WinSCP - not sure about changing the owner.

Lugzyboy82

@mitu so let me get this correct before I attempt it. Im to copy the original file and paste it to /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation. Is it the file that has been copied to /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation that I edit with my new systems?

mitu

@Lugzyboy82 said in Problems editing system.config using WinSCP:

Is it the file that has been copied to /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation that I edit with my new systems?

Yes - this is basically what's explained in the Documentation page I mentioned - you said you've read it ?

Lugzyboy82

@mitu I have read it. I am just double checking as this is what I did last time and it didn't work. I have deleted the old copied file and I am going to try again.

Lugzyboy82

@mitu I have again completed the steps in the docs. My Atari Jaguar folder is still not visible in \retropie\roms on my laptop when connected to the network.

mitu

@Lugzyboy82 Just adding the system in the configuration file does not create the folder. Did you read the documentation page - it clearly states:

This is the folder where the roms in your new system will be located. This folder, e.g. /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/favorites, may need to be created if it does not already exist. Multiple paths are not currently permitted.

The Atari Jaguar emulator is already part of RetroPie, you just need to install it and it will add the system to Emulationstation and create the ROMs folder (atarijaguar) automatically.

Lugzyboy82

@mitu hahahaha what a waste of time then. Do I do this through the manage packages part of retropie?

Lugzyboy82

All sorted now. Thank you