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      RetroPie don't boot

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      BuZzB

      @Seriuskiller Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

      Which image ? Did you unpack it as detailed in the installation instructions ? 2.5a is recommended for a RPI3, 2a may not be enough, but the boot issue may be due to incorrectly written image or bad download, or something else.

      You can also use https://etcher.io/ to write it without unpacking.

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      RetroPie on Pi 3 boots to command line, cannot manually start

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      Eater_Of_CheeseE

      @tygr20 We're here to help!

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      Retropie will not boot after shutdown

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      rbakerR

      @kn1ghtone I am a little confused by your post.

      I just removed power and Rasbian always boots.

      You mean you just pull the cord? Not recommended.

      Then you say

      retropie will not start after i do a shutdown from the menu. I can reboot it just fine. I can copy files to it. I can run games from it. As soon as I shut it down, it will not turn back on.

      What do you mean by this? "Will not start?" followed by "I can boot just fine?" - What are you trying to do? Describe exactly. Once you shut down from the menu correctly, you have to disconnect the power. I use a switch for this purpose. Then, when you reconnect the power, it will boot. I am confused by your "I can boot just fine" comment.

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      My Pi Zero isn't booting

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      @ivarwa I have done that multiple times, with different operating systems, NOOBS gave me error writing system partition, but at least it booted then. Now the light doesn't even turn on.

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      RetroPie doesn't boot on my RPI3

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      T

      Yeah maybe a bad SD card, but scandisk ones work well for me on the pi3.

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      Updated borked install, help!

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      Managed to SSH into it, manually ran updates again, had to force the dpkg lock removal, and all seems ok now, whew!

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      Retro Pie Kernal Modules issue

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      soullessninja89S

      @BuZz ill keep an eye on it and try the other SD cards I have and repost if there are any similar issues, cheers BuZz

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      RPi B doesn't boot into controller setup

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      rbakerR

      @kassult said in RPi B doesn't boot into controller setup:

      If I remember correctly the B only needs 0.5A so I figured I was fine.

      It needs more than twice that - 1.2 A
      https://www.raspberrypi.org/help/faqs/#powerReqs

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      Retropie 4.1 does not boot after first successful start

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      BuZzB

      You don't want to use safe_mode for general use - forces lower resolution mode etc. hdmi_safe also enables hdmi_force_hotplug=1see https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt.md