@andku85 there are a bunch of working solution already posted in this forum as @mitu already said - best way would be the officia l script from the case producer. You can search for multi switch script for another working solution but this needs some editing skills

lr-redream and lr-reicast are functioning neither(18.04). Reicast installed from snap gives error: ERROR: ld.so: object 'libgtk3-nocsd.so.0' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (failed to map segment from shared object): ignored.

@mauroque Here is a guide I tried to write for migrating, all of the items you want to back up are optional. It is probably very much easier to use samba instead, to transfer only the games and bios

If there's a way via optional, I think that would be valuable. Either that or have a "preview all systems" toggle in the menu you can turn on or off, which would reveal or hide systems you aren't otherwise set up for. There are certainly systems I don't really know, and would find it interesting to check them out if it were fairly easy.

Can't support that image as it's a 3rd party one. They should open their own forum really. Not a big fan of it tbh as it's a bit of a hack, and they don't feed back anything to our project.

@E3L1 , try this: In terminal type: sudo nano /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf Then Change defaults.pcm.card to 1 To defaults.pcm.card to 0 Save, exit, and reboot.

@mitu said in Problem installing new ES Theme: @maxdude6 said in Problem installing new ES Theme: have since updated my "retropie script" So much for running the 'latest version'... Way to make someone feel welcome. @maxdude6 great that you've solved your issue buddy.

Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first You have provided no information about your set-up. The error looks like it could be a connectivity issue. But details of your set-up will help.

@Jareth247 Glad you got it working; I don't think the power switch script had anything to do with it - although the incorrect file that was causing the problem for apt could have been produced by an improper shutdown in the middle of an install operation.

@mitu I would like to use it and this :)

hi @EriHoss and everyone. to today someone could solve the problem of the audio HDMI?? i install @EriHoss retropie image, the emulation is very good, but I could not make the audio work. I tried to use build_installer.sh script to build new kernel 4.19, but it does not work either (in a Ubuntu 18.04 VM with docker disable) Any advance? Thanks PD: Sorry my english

Sorry really new to this, Its not a fix to the scripts just a add on for people to run to test their SD and USB read speeds. It looks like that is not the spot for me to submit the script. and what about Icon.png and adding in info to gamelist.xml? <game> <path>./drivetest.sh</path> <name>Drive Speed Test</name> <desc>This script test the read speeds of your SD Card and or USB drive It will run 4 types of test when testing. Cached Reads, Buffered Disk Reads Direct Cached read, Direct disk reads</desc> <image>./icons/drivetest.png</image> </game>

@jareth247 You should open a new topic and provide the latest update log, as described in this topic. And please also add more information about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

This is not implemented, you either update all installed or individually.

No, no, I get it. I wanted the optional emulator anyway but the problem is clearly with the roms/images and not with the emulator. I appreciate the kick in the right direction. I was pretty sure I installed the supergrafx emulator but it wasn't showing up when I was selecting it in the list. After installing it manually from the source it came up as selectable and showed the problem was not emulator related.

I only own pi's and a cheap pc with RetroPie installed so i wouldn't be too much help when it would come down to using a TinkerBoard. But i am sure there might be a video tutorial of something that got it working which you could follow what that person has done and see if you get it working for yourself.

@koogelpotato Not without overwriting your existing OS. If you already have Raspbian installed, you don't need to flash the image, you can install RetroPie manually - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Manual-Installation/.

@herb_fargus said in How to install retropi on arch system since apacman has been dropped?: Not to be rude but generally those using arch know their way around Linux enough to sort things out. I am unsure what you implying here/ what the message is . Do you intent to say that I should know the process of setting up a retro pie system in Arch since I use Arch. And should be well versed in matters concerning Linux so that when issues arise I could handle that myself . Maybe you can clarify your statement. Is there a reason you aren't using a Debian based distro? The wiki guide really was just a hodgepodged method of installing retroarch and emulationstation, not really retropie. Retropie was developed primarily for Debian based systems The benefit is that Arch is an rolling release and the package management in Arch is something prefer.

Suggest your power supply. A compatible power supply and one that is GUARANTEED to give the extra power the PI3B+ needs are very different I could buy an adaptor here in UK for cheaper than you paid that claims to be 2.5A but under load would drop drastically causes no end of grief. Great for low power device like charging mobile phones but hopeless for a high power device that NEEDS a good steady supply like the PI3B+. People seem to rate the CanaKit 2.5A power supplies, maybe look for them http://www.wirelesshack.org/what-is-a-good-power-supply-for-the-raspberry-pi-3.html I personally bought an official 2.5A power supply for the PI3B I have, a lot more expensive than a 'standard' power supply I could have usually bought, but its never given me any complaints after reading power supplies can give lots of strange problems as they work then don't or random errors My set-up doesn't stress the supply in any way and never had had weird instructions,. I'm overclocked to the limit, running a 1TB USB powered external hard drive for RetroPie, running OSMC for KODI and running a USB powered wireless dongle for the PS3 compatible joypad, plus USB keyboard. All works fine, plus a tiny fan to keep the huge heatsink cool

@andrewh The Go binary installation is downloaded from https://storage.googleapis.com/, so you might want to whitelist it in your PiHole installation. Glad you got it sorted out.