@thirdeyedynamo said in How to Change directories in Retropie Rasbian:

pi@retropie:~$ cd/RetroPie/roms

You are missing a space and you are already in the directory :
/home/pi
So we go from there, try :
pi@retropie:~$ cd RetroPie/roms

The long version would be :
pi@retropie:~$ cd /home/pi/RetroPie/roms

You can also do :
pi@retropie:~$ cd ~/RetroPie/roms
(~/ is the home path /home/pi if the user is pi)

You can use the tab key you know to fill it up, something like this :
cd Ret<tab>/ro<tab>

There are a lot of linux bash tutorials on the internet.
My advice is to read these.

@Garavar It's not just numbers but F1, F2, F3... button's in the keyboard. So, try to press thus keys when you want to edit copy files.

@Sysmatic Apologies, it was the wrong file. I've edited my post.

@cyanxx. Will do Thanks

@mitu said in How to change default Vectrex overlay directory:

\retropie\configs\all\retr

Oh, that's great. I didn't know that was the correct path for Vectrex overlays. Thanks!!!

@mitu thanks again - it worked! it actually worked without the "" surrounding the path of the subfolder (and wouldn't work with the "").

@gugue Just like you have .cue files, you can have .cue folders - game1.cue - and they'll show up as games in the list.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/EmulationStation/#themes

@mitu thanks brother,

Hah.. yes I just figured that out and came to post this. Forgot about the gamelist.xml file.

Thanks!

I was able to resolve this issue by putting the sample directory back into the original directory as stated.

/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/fba/samples/

After this, I updated lr-fbalpha again, how this time I did from source rather than binary. After this, I restarted EmulationStation and the samples worked perfectly again as they did prior to lr-fbalpha v0.2.97.42.

@meleu

Ha! I'm sure there's an X or three in there somewhere.

@pimpmaul69 Yep, simply changing the name fixed it. Thanks man