@Ashpool said in Fixed IP and disable wi-fi.... how ?:

@DjDiabolik said in Fixed IP and disable wi-fi.... how ?:

My question it's...... it's the wireless connection need for some devices ? Like some joystick or joypad used wireless instead bluethoot?

Not that I am aware of any, but all my controllers are wire based (I am not a Fan of wireless HIDs) - but as long as you are not owing such a device, why not disabling the wifi, as it could always be reenabled again ? ;)

For the moment i have thinks it's best idea to maintain active :)
An Example:
Some time i goes in trasfert to my houses of friends or my brother house and pass whit us some hours on retropie in double :)
In most of cases in this houses i can't connect my Pi4 to a LAN Network if for example we need to add some roms to my collection or something like that and if i disable the wi-fi now how i can re-enable it whiout the possibility to re-edit the config.txt ?

Problably i can do it using a keyboard attach to a usb port......press F4 and do it from console using "nano" but i'm not sure.

Could it be a suggestion ..... why not add a function to activate or deactivate the adapter directly from the retropie-setup?

Well, glad you got it set-up. Enjoy playing with your RetroPie !

@spaccaimeni91 said in LAN saves to sync between different machines.:

The script is very interesting! The only problem is I think shouldn't works for retroarch switch and windows.

The script is meant to be used on Linux and Retropie (I think it integrates with the user menu in the Runcommand). For other platforms, you'll have to replicate it or find another solution.

For LAN the best way I think set smb://192.168.1.xxx/home/pi/saves as default for all saves, but how to mount it instantly at boot?

You can find an example in the Docs on how to mount a remote FS at boot.

Seems similar to https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/2522, still unresolved.

All i did on my retropie was enabled ssh and 1 wire turned on network discovery on my pc and it worked! With a cat 6 ethernet cable

@alanjds The original poster hasn't been active for 3 years and bumping 3 years old topic is not proper forum etiquette. I suggest you open a new topic if you have a specific support question - mentioning the info about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Thank you.