@Boozina said in Cant install Pi4 images: Used Images from Arcade Punks We don't support 3rd party images. Use the Pi4 image from retropie.org.uk/download and it will work.

@BuZz editing /opt/retropie/configs/all/runcommand.cfg did the trick, thankyou! :-)

@IceRook88 see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/ - we only support the images referred to here (ie https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/#download)

Next to mame2003, I can recommend its enhanced fork mame2003-plus and another arcade emulator called Final Burn Neo that is under ongoing development. But beware that every emulator needs its very own romset for the games to work, see Validating, Rebuilding, and Filtering Arcade ROMs.

@hhromic interesting! i've added the info from this thread to the docs: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Docs/pull/15

we do not support third party images.

@fullauto2009 An upgrade in place is not recommended, as it's not supported even by Raspbian. Note that attractmode is not compatible yet with the Pi4.

lr-beetle-psx has aarch64 dynarec support, but not sure how viable it is (its arm32 dynarec support is lacking). i think on the emulation side the tide has turned somewhat in aarch64 support and i'm eager to try it. but yeah, as said because raspbian userland isn't 64-bit it's not viable for retropie at this time, but i am curious how you get on with a ubuntu 64 base image on a pi4. i guess you could compile the mesa drivers from source (if they support 64-bit?), and then modify the system.sh retropie script to use 64-bit compile flags for the pi4 platform. you would probably have to modify many of the emulator scripts which make a lot of assumptions about rpi and ARM support, also.

If you want to set up a new model, simply clone your /home/pi/RetroPie folder to your PC, install RetroPie on the new SD card, delete the new /home/pi/RetroPie folder, replacing it with the existing one.

@kreid90 where did you get your retropie image from?

@Darksavior That makes total sense then.

@mitu Cool! Thanks a million for that I appericiate it. Yeah the wonder of Chineseum arcade controller sets from Amazon... every time the keyboard encoders are ever so slightly different with some showing as something like Micronek (Microtek) and some as Dragon something. Thanks again

@v-roshpi Contact the seller ? You can download RetroPie from our site, and try and get that to work but you will need to contact them for configuration unless you know what it's using to interface etc

I'm not sure if it's possible to remove a help option, but you can set a blank (transparent) image for the last/first slot of the help buttons row and then shuffle the other buttons left (or right). You can also remove the mapping for the button from the /home/pi/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg file - make sure you back it up first, just in case editing it goes awry.

Batocera Linux has a x86 and x64 distribution image. I don't know which linux distribution it is based on.

@mitu The device setup I was thinking would be like this on the raspberry pi USB1: Usb image boot, raspbian? smaller. Micro-SDslot: unformatted new microsd (the target of the image write) USB2: Usb microsd adapter (the source of the image write) rpi-clone; and I thought I made it sound confusing.

@aussie-daredevil Then I recommend starting from scratch with the new disc, make sure it works, then transfer your files to it from your old drive - ROMs/artwork/etc. See the 2nd backup method explained in the docs - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#making-a-backup-option-2.

@IntoShadows said in Adding a light gun collection option\button to the showcase theme: I'm currently using the "Wolfanoz ArcadeOnly 32GB" image Third party images are not supported here.

@RetroJoe This is not a ROM sharing site, the rules are there so people understand that. You seem to have not read them - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules. Freeware and demo image That doesn't give re-distribution rights automatically. There's a topic dedicated to how to legally obtain games/ROMs, you may post there - respecting the forum rules - links to games you think are freeware/demo: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/10918/

Or maybe I overlooked, or jumped the gun on what was the problem. If you see the pretty rainbow screen then you wrote the image correctly. It may be very likely as I was reminded in the forums that there are different versions of the retropie image that will work for the different raspberry pi models. The pi 1/zero are bundled up into one image and the pi 2/3 are bundled into a different image, with older images not supporting the pi3b+. I don't know about the 1b+