@Swizz You can do all that via RetroPie without having to reboot - RetroPie is just a software package on top of Raspbian (or another distro).

Berryboot shares a kernel between all distros, and /boot/config.txt management is slightly different so configuration is different (The different kernel version from Raspbian can cause issues specific to Berryboot). Although we provide a Berryboot image we don't really support it.

@LasagnaDevil You have provided no information about your setup as requested (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)

Assuming you are on a PC, just do a basic install first - which installs the base set of packages, you can then install any extra ones. It's only something you have to do once.

PR is a Pull Request - when you contribute back to the project - You said "I don't think it'd be that hard to implement, honestly." so I said you could contribute back. I had assumed you based that comment on some internal knowledge of the codebase. Otherwise it doesn't mean a lot :)

@firkinfedup You can install RetroArch it will work on this device. Funny you came up with this device because I wanted to buy this one first... till I read an article about RetroPie on the Raspberry.

@cyperghost 900mhz is for sure minimum. 1000 is the best setting for over clocking my rpi1 b to alleviate lag. Also setting the sound latency to 48 in retroarch settings gets rid of the distortion. I cannot speak to how damaging over clocking is to this device, 1000mhz is an aggressive setting.

I updated installed packages / kernel in hopes of fixing the issue. No devices were detected even with a cold 4.1 install.

@BuZz Thanks very much! I've been searching via Google for 2 days, and nothing. I guess they haven't updated with the forum content yet. I also searched the forums before I posted but must have missed this. Thanks again.

Yeah it needs work. It may have been best left out tbh, but I was short on time to test, so I thought it would be ok to leave it in experimental.

Thanks. I had to install as optional package. I followed the rest of video. Feels like getting a old hardware to work give the amount of time you need to setting Atari 5200 :)

Is a system to play more out of curiosity. And i love the AVGN Atari 5200 video.

Thank you!! It's working now!

sorry guys im stupid since i updated i didnt have wifi on LOL

You're welcome @slomo0077