I've got autosync back.

So super happy.

Thought for some reason I lost this feature for sure.

https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/82s737/howto_sync_savegames_and_savestates_via_dropbox/

Continue with what you have to #4 in these instructions.

In this line of code:

# get parameters direction="$1" system="$2" rom="$3"

I changed it to:

# get parameters direction="$1" system="" rom="$3"

Too many folders are created with the first option.

Also, be sure to make the necessary location changes in these:

# path to RCLONE rclonePath="/home/pi/rclone-v1.39-linux-arm/rclone" # local base directory for your saves localPath="/home/pi/RetroPie/saves" # remote directory for your saves, has to be configured via "rclone config" first remotePath="dropbox:RetroArch"

One thing to mention, if for some reason your Retropie is offline, your system will freeze and you will need to power it off.

@mitu

I wanted to thank you properly, it seems like I'm up and running aside from some issues with a few games (NES, SNES, GBA, and N64) blinking. But I'll figure that out on my own (or I'll make a separate post...). Fixed! Needed to uncomment HDMI_drive=2 on /boot/config.txt. Just leaving that behind for anyone else having the issue.

Seriously, thank you very much. Even my saves are going into the drive now!

@Krytern
That's a good question. The configuration exists. I read that the sd_overclock has to be a multiple of the core_freq, otherwise it will choose the next highest factor.

@quicksilver said in File permissions through FTP:

@LaneG22 If you are attempting to modify those files over an FTP program then you will need to enable remote root access.

sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Find the line

#PermitRootLogin without-password

and change to

PermitRootLogin yes

Make sure to set your root password as well if you havent already done so. You should now be able to login remotely as user root.

Thank you

@mitu said in Theme Issues:

@ballboff Remove the /home/pi/.emulationstation/themes link and then re-create the folder, you should be able copy there your theme and then select it from Emulationstation.

Ok, i'll give that a go, and thanks for your patience. :)

@cargorunner And as another tip - be careful editing your cfg files in windows. Windows uses both line feed and carriage return characters at the end of a line. If your custom list of roms contains carriage return characters then it is treated as an empty list by emulation station. You can check your cfg file using Nopepad++ and viewing special characters. For your cfg file to work in emulation station there must ONLY be a line feed at the end of each line.

As well as the usual Zelda, Sonic and Mario lists I used the player's rating scores in Launchbox to create "Top 50" lists by genre across all systems and they are good fun to look at and play through. I have really enjoyed the custom lists feature on my retropie.

@mitu Thank you. That is what I was hoping. I just wasn't sure.

@mediamogul said in Back to Retropie, and it looks great.:

@xvo

You'll need to enable ssh in any version past 4.2 to use sftp. Good to have you back!

Thanks

@mitu thanks for the tips!

Thanks a lot! I assumed that because it requires root access, it would be impossible to edit like that.

Problem solved! :)

Cyberduck if you're on Mac

Sorry it was me,one of the network cables had come out of the router,I have 3 routers you see but only one connects to the internet,the other 2 are used as hubs..;)

Its been solved..