@thesterninator a usb flash drive should not cause power issues. And seriously start fresh. It will teach you how the whole RetroPie system works.

@Luddo183 i wouldn't think anyone has motivation to fix/investigate such an old version of FBA on hardware that can comfortably run current FBN. i would recommend you just get new ROMs for FBN.

@mitu said in RetroPie Setup no Longer Working After Failed Update.: The error message is quite clear - have you tried running the commands recommended ? I honestly didn't even notice that until after you pointed it out lmao. Thank you, it worked!

@Unknown you've been told to stop bumping posts before. please take a day to absorb that message.

@Arsonist then the login details should work. Make sure you spell raspberry correctly (easy to typo). But you're probably running a Raspbian Stretch based image (which is unsupported upstream and will be by retropie also in the future) so might be a good time to start from a fresh image.

@Ecks The problem existed for a limited timeframe and it was an external factor at stake - not in RetroPie. The fact that you didn't experience it means you didn't run the installation at that particular time.

@Hooded-Man said in Can't boot Emulationstation get a error from booting: Built from: Premade SD Card from Ebay got arcade machine. Link is right here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/224001822340 We don't support 3rd party images, especially the ones sold with ROMs and RetroPie. Ask the seller for support, we don't support scammers that sell RetroPie preloaded - it's against the project's license.

where do i put this pairing code?

@BGallagherLA wondering if that is just an automatic thing with NetPlay and is just a computer player or something rather than someone actually joining? I just don't understand how someone can randomly join a game when you need the proper external IP to be able to access the game, and the exact same rom set, emulator and RetroPie version in order for it to work

@rkuzyk hello, I think I can be of help... what program did you use to initially extract your RetroPie download? If you used winRAR, try again with winZIP instead.

Had the same issue on Lubuntu 20.04, the symbolic link was missing for /usr/bin/python sudo ln -s /usr/bin/python2 /usr/bin/python

@slickromeo I would recommend the official documentation btw over some youtube video that's 2 years out of date. There's clear installation instructions for the image on the site. I removed the link - as it's not helpful to have out of date guides posted on the forum.

@mitu I transplanted the configurations from a newly installed Retropie card to my existing installation, and have lr-atari800 working again. Thanks

thank very much

I bought it from a local retailer 1 or 2 years ago.

@Lord-meow-Sambo https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules - there's no requests for ROMs/licensed material.

I see, i guess this is a recent change, since i installed it about a month or two ago in the same machine and it worked fine. Thanks! i will do the change. Also sorry for duplicating the topic, i didn't find this before searching, i guess i searched for different parts. it worked btw. i'm sure you knew that, but wanted to confirm i did it :D how do i mark this as solved?

@Spectreman Just wanted to chime in here and say that I had this same exact problem, and this same exact solution fixed it for me. And the weird thing is that I definitely had 5200 stuff working previously. This problem only just started happening for me. Very weird.

@stevethefish76 Hi Mr the Fish. and everyone.. I'm the guy who gave stevethefish76 the retropie to start him on his fun geeking journey. He introduced me to the wonderful world of x68000 and I gotta say i am blown away. So I've started doing this also and did help Mr the Fish on this. I gave him a copy of my BIOS files and it seems to work for him. Been working with him trying to figure this stuff out. Some games load and some don't load. I'm not sure if its because of the type of rom used or its crc as I see there are multiple versions of things out there. Or if its the version of bios files that we're using. Again its a trial and test. This is amongst the most trickiest emulation sets to get working at least on the Pi. Doing alot of google-FU and other things im surprised there isnt an all encompassing guide out there. There are bits and pieces which I assembled together to get this working which include multi-disk games. the only thing i dont know is what exactly is Sharp X68000 Boot ROM (1987)(Sharp).bin that he referred to. So we're working on it!