Start Up Error?
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@AdamHurford yes. What psu specs? Your card is corrupted.
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@BuZz My laptop is a Toshiba Satellite running windows 10. 4gb of ram and a 64bit OS, x64 based processor.
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@AdamHurford PSU = power supply unit. How are you powering the RPI3. Eg. Output specs of power supply. 5v Xamps
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@BuZz sorry haha. 2.5amps 5v
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Somehow your card has corrupted. Your PSU sounds ok, but may be to blame. Or your sdcard has issues. Make sure you shut down cleanly etc.
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@BuZz yeah, shut down everytime, I've been so careful with everything. just formatted the SD Card and its pooped. A 64gb card now only has 56mb on it. Guess I'll need to purchase a new one, I assume there's no way to save it?
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@AdamHurford you don't see the full space on a PC as it doesn't understand the RPI filesystem.
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@BuZz Anyway to fix that? I've reformatted and tried to copy over the retropie image but there's not enough space. Apologies if I'm being dumb.
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@AdamHurford how are you trying to copy the image. Did you check the install instructions on the wiki?
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@BuZz Copying via drag and drop on my laptop
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@AdamHurford you need to write it with disk imager application. Check the official install instructions on the wiki.
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@BuZz ah crap yeah haha. I forgot about that!
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@BuZz one last question. My usb with all my roms etc on it, will I be able to just plug it in and let them all load on, or should I format that too and start completely fresh?
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@AdamHurford assuming the USB stick is fine, you can use it to copy the roms back on as before.
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@BuZz thank you ;)
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