@sjlurker2018 No you type commands into the terminal or command line interface (CLI) You can enter a terminal Exit EmulationStation via Main Menu > Quit > Quit EmulationStation 1.1 You see now the command prompt 1.2 Enter commands via keyboard via SSH and a second PC 2.1 you enter also a terminal but this is remote 2.2 you need a second PC/Tablet.... for this Follow the instructions I've posted you. Then we can help you further.

@radiofreero said in N64 Rareware Games: I wound up noticing that Retropie fails to give you plugins that have not been around for longer than 7 years not true. for example, GLideN64 was first released in 2015. it's still in development now (and is actually by the same developer of glide64mk2, so could be considered glide64mk3 i suppose)

@mfergu32 Try sudo apt-get -f install You just need to give it root permissions which is what adding sudo does. I don't think this will help though as I think policykit was taken off the rasbian repository.

@rbaker yes I read that mate, good advice but the (RetroPi) SD Card is totally unreadable in any OS I put it in 3 different SD card readers the pc does the 'dur doop' noise to signal new hardware detected but nothing, the best I had was 'removable disk' in Windows Explorer show up and I tried to format only to be told 'F is unreadable' I tried ChkDsk in DOS similar outcome ... All a bit brutal mate, time the SD card met the bin, but I would hope to not have to throw away the Pi too

@BuZz Thanks! I will try again and I'll report back here