RetroPie USB Rom Service
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@shanet94 i cant remember if the usb rom service was in retropie setup or somewhere else, but have you tried turning it on or off in there?
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@edmaul69 i uninstalled it once and couldnt get the hard drive to even work at all on the pie even through ftp after uninstalling and reinstalling so dont do that.
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the usbromservice may not work - it's designed for Raspbian not Ubuntu.
Easiest way to load roms is over the network - enable samba or so.
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I've not tested Debian on the odroid and you will likely miss packages required.
The USB Rom Service isn't required for retropie - just use another method to copy your roms across.
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Hi, sorry I'm really new to all of this. I have checked for solutions on here but can't find any.
I have a Raspberry Pi 2 model B 1GB an im also having the same issue nothing will write onto the usb drive from the rapberry pi.
I downloaded retropi off your main site onto a formatted SD card an used Win32 to write it onto the card.
I've tried a coulpe of differnet usb drives formatted to FAT32.
They have a folder inside named retropi. When i put the usb into my Pi it fashes a couple of times, I've left it for about 5 mins as suggested to try an make sure.
When I check the stick nothing has been writen onto it from the Pi.
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@shanet94 Thanks I'll try that in the morning :)
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@shanet94 It was that simple just a small oversite of the spelling.
Thanks for the help I'ts much appreciated :) -
@YetiManCol now if we can get mine to work :P
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@shanet94 unfortunately I'm a little dim when it comes to these types of things. I'd love to be able to help but I feel at this point a chocolate tea pot would be more help :) thanks again for your help.
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