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    No config folder on retropie

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    • Jacksons20J
      Jacksons20
      last edited by

      I bought the raspberry pi 4 a couple of weeks ago and some things didn't work so I uninstalled retropie and reinstalled it and I was able to fix some stuff but one of the things is that I can't find a config folder in my retropie directory. I'm a little confused about why its not there and without it I can't put bios for some games in the folder. But, I do have a folder labeled 'BIOS' and I've put bios in it and nothing still seemed to work.

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by

        Support for the PI4 is still ongoing - how did you install RetroPie ?
        The correct folder to put BIOS files is the BIOS folder - can you give more details about what game are trying to run, which emulator, etc. ?

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        • Jacksons20J
          Jacksons20 @mitu
          last edited by Jacksons20

          @mitu I'm trying to play Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Playstation, and Dreamcast. I'm mostly confused because there isn't a specific folder for those systems.

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator @Jacksons20
            last edited by mitu

            @Jacksons20 Take a look at the documentation - retropie.org.uk/docs. Each system is detailed with what emulator is used for it and where (if any) BIOS files should be placed.

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            • Jacksons20J
              Jacksons20 @mitu
              last edited by

              @mitu Will do.

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              • Jacksons20J
                Jacksons20 @mitu
                last edited by

                @mitu IT WORKS! Thanks for your help it works very well!

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