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      raspberry79
      last edited by raspberry79

      i do all the update, the retropie setup-script and the other update
      Using-PS4-on-RetroPie-controller-without-USB-Cable-1-600x368.png
      When getting to the screen saying
      (Would you like to update the underlying os packages (eg kernel etc)
      Everytime it ask me that, it starts to update that, but at some point, it just stops/failing

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        lostless @raspberry79
        last edited by lostless

        @raspberry79 it’s probably not stoping. Some packages take awhile to uncompress and install. And from your end it looks like a frozen screen. Sometimes OS update could take an hour or more. Any reason you need to update the core os? Many times it’s not need to run the updated emulators and sometimes breaks things. I say if you have a working build, just leave it be,.

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          mitu Global Moderator @raspberry79
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          @raspberry79 said in update issues:

          Everytime it ask me that, it starts to update that, but at some point, it just stops/failing

          What's the actual error message when the update fails or stops ?

          Please also provide the info asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

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            raspberry79 @mitu
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            @mitu
            After reflashing the retropie onto the sd card, i try updating retropie to 2.8 and at some point it fails.
            100_0541.JPG
            is there other formats to put the sd card in fat32 and ntfs

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            • mituM
              mitu Global Moderator
              last edited by

              After reflashing the retropie onto the sd card .. and at some point it fails.

              This looks like an under-voltage or sdcard error. You've not provided any info from https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first, so I'm going to guess you may have a faulty power supply or you're overclocking the Pi ?

              is there other formats to put the sd card in fat32 and ntfs

              The format is not important, writing the RetroPie image on the sdcard will re-format the card automatically.

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                raspberry79 @mitu
                last edited by raspberry79

                I never overclocked the pi 4 and it has a 64Gb sd card.
                I have a power supply that is recommended for
                https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TYQRXTK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
                I only had a RemotePi board and i have a heatsink with fan mounted.

                First, as soon as i update to the newest version, i fetches the Retropie latest version. Then and i hit ok to update the newest version, I let that do its stuff. After that it then ask me about updating the kernel.
                (Would you like to update the underlying os packages (eg kernel etc)

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                  mitu Global Moderator
                  last edited by mitu

                  @mitu said in update issues:

                  https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

                  Please fill out the rest of the info asked above.

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                    raspberry79 @mitu
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                    @mitu
                    On pi4, i update to the newest version of retropie and let that update then it pops up saying updating the os kernel and i skip that.
                    But i think when it started to update the emulates that when i get stuck

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                      sirhenrythe5th @raspberry79
                      last edited by

                      @raspberry79 said in update issues:

                      @mitu
                      On pi4, i update to the newest version of retropie

                      Update from what?
                      How and which version did you install first?
                      The Screenshot in your 1. Post says "version 4.6.4", so you are trying to update this old version?

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                        raspberry79 @sirhenrythe5th
                        last edited by raspberry79

                        @sirhenrythe5th
                        After i update retropie it then comes to a yes/no screen asking "would i like to update the underlying of the os packages (eg kernel etc)
                        I select no and then it take me to this
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                        2.JPG
                        and then fail at the end

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