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      backstander @herb_fargus
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      @herb_fargus

      I use raspberry ssh.

      Do you use the "Lite" version or the full version?

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        UDb23 @Sano
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        @Sano thanks!

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        • herb_fargusH
          herb_fargus administrators @backstander
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          @backstander I paid for the full version because I thought it was a worthwhile investment to support the dev.

          If you read the documentation it will answer 99% of your questions: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/

          Also if you want a solution to your problems read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            dudleydes
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            I have the free Android app Raspi Check installed on my phone in case I need to reboot my Pi. It is a system monitoring app but does include the shutdown options to Halt as well as Reboot.

            Checking the source code, it appears the Halt option runs the command sudo -S /sbin/shutdown -h now.

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              backstander
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              I've just been using Mobile SSH but I think I'll give the ones that @herb_fargus and @dudleydes mentioned above a try!

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                AlexMurphy Banned @backstander
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                @backstander ConnectBot is also worth checking out.

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                  backstander @AlexMurphy
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                  @AlexMurphy

                  ConnectBot is also worth checking out.

                  I'll give that one a try as well!

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                  • AlexMurphyA
                    AlexMurphy Banned @backstander
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                    @backstander It works great for me. Another tip is to set up bash aliases. This means when I type reboot the system gets the command sudo reboot -h now I have done this for quite a few commands as it makes it easier typing on a phone or tablet to keep it as short as possible. Here's some reading. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/bashrc.md

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                      A Former User
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                      Hey, something unrelated, but kinda on topic.

                      Is there a way to use a phone as a controller for the Pi somehow?

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                      • AlexMurphyA
                        AlexMurphy Banned @A Former User
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                        @itsnitro There are Apps for Kodi that you can use your phone with. RetroPie doesn't deal with html control or CEC, afaik.

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                          A Former User
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                          Aww. :(
                          I would like to see a way to do this using Bluetooth or something.

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                            A Former User
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                            HOLD UP.
                            https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Virtual-Gamepad

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                              AlexMurphy Banned @A Former User
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                              @itsnitro Try it. I heard it was buggy as hell and a pain to remove...

                              Let me know how you get on.

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                                A Former User
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                                What happened to AlexMurphy?

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                                • UDb23U
                                  UDb23 @A Former User
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                                  @itsnitro used "aggressive language" with another user.

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                                  • cyperghostC
                                    cyperghost
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                                    Give Unified Remote a chance
                                    The server package for Rpi ARM6 is available here >> https://www.unifiedremote.com/download/other#linux

                                    Then download the android app und you can control the server

                                    But I'm not sure if this works with RetroPie and ES behind :)

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