USB Drives Not Connecting
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What kind of USB drive ? Is it a simple flash drive, or an external USB drive (SSD/SATA) ? If it's an external drive, does it have its own power source ?
What kind of power supply are you using ? -
@mitu Simple thumb drives, no power source.
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@Recordspinner said in USB Drives Not Connecting:
I've tried to connect a USB drive to add ROMS, but according to File Manager
If it is just about adding roms and you are using a filemanager...why dont you just copy the roms to your pi without using an USB-Stick?
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@sirhenrythe5th I'd like to keep games on a seperate device, as my SD card only has 8gb.
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@Recordspinner I tried using Automount, and that didn't work.
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@Recordspinner said in USB Drives Not Connecting:
Simple thumb drives, no power source.
What kind of power supply are you using on the Pi ?
Exit EmulationStation (or log in via SSH to your RetroPie system) and rundmesg -wthen plug in the USB stick. See if you get any messages and post them here - the USB detection should be logged on to your terminal.
You can stop the command by pressingCtrl+C. -
@mitu I'll check when I get home.
EDIT: I just remembered. It's a micro USB cable plugged into a big charging brick with 1 outlet. It came with the Kano kit that this setup is based on. -
@mitu I'll try that.
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@mitu it said it attached scsi removable disc.
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So the USB drive is detected, but I'd need to see the actual messages that show up to see if the partitions are properly detected.
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@mitu I'm going to try manually mounting it real quick.
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@Recordspinner Didn't work, renamed files and I had to reinstall Retropie
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