USB ROM Service isn't working

IceChes1 · 16 Apr 2020, 00:33

I set up USB ROM Service and none of my USB ROMs are showing up on the menu. My setup is in my signature. I'm using my home console.

notthesame · 16 Apr 2020, 01:21

did you turn on usb service, then put the usb in? you should wait atleast 3mins until putting back on pc to transfer your files.

mitu · 16 Apr 2020, 04:09

Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.

We don't support 3rd party images - you've been told this quite a few times.

IceChes1 · 18 Apr 2020, 01:37

@mitu It's identical to Retropie for 1 and 0 just has a few changed settings and the MHS35 LCD driver.

IceChes1 · 18 Apr 2020, 01:37

@notthesame yes

mitu · 18 Apr 2020, 04:13

@IceChes1 said in USB ROM Service isn't working:

@mitu It's identical to Retropie for 1 and 0 just has a few changed settings and the MHS35 LCD driver.

Every 3rd party image is 'identical to RetroPie', until it's not. If you'd like to get support, install the official image, then add the necessary driver (MHS35).

IceChes1 · 20 Apr 2020, 21:03

@mitu This is irrelevant right now. I'm not using the Pi 0 anyways. Besides, I can't install the driver without a VGA cable, which I don't have. I'm done with buying Pi-related items. I'm sick and tired of them not working. The 0 works fine. I have it connected to wifi and everything. If you don't want to help me you don't have to.

mitu · 21 Apr 2020, 05:12

@IceChes1 said in USB ROM Service isn't working:

If you don't want to help me you don't have to.

You've been helped more than once on this forum and I personally answered to some of your topics - there's no reason to take it personally, it's not. Diagnosing 3rd party badly/mis-configured image is not something we do here and there's good reasons to do so.

The Pi is a learning and educational device - if you don't want to put up the time and effort to learn some of its intricacies that's up to you, but don't expect everything to be plug-and-play. Given the popularity of the device, there's tons of information and documentation on how to configure/create things with the Pi and you can take advantage of that.