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@raymate have you looked at openemu? Pretty much the majority of the same software

Does no one have any ideas on this?

@buzz Thank you for your attention! :)

@pjft MACs aren't my thing, I leave them to the GF and the young wan. Everyone I see talks about dd In fact I saw etcher get ripped to shreds on reddit by people criticising them for just over-complicating dd. Saying that, I do like a nice GUI and I have no issues with it. Straight into a zip? You could ask them to add it. They seem like they are willing to help.

@necrominog i am not sure. I would have to look into that. I use a real dvd drive in my setup. Did you look in the basiliskii config file?

Alright.

@ret_1213 The files work fine for booting in... Basilisk on Mac. If you haven't already, you'll also need to copy the information from ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs on your Mac to opt/retropie/configs/macintosh/basiliskii.cfg on the Pi.

@BuZz ok. I will look around. The only rom i got working was the performa rom as that is what the retropie wiki said i needed. I tried others with no luck. I will try to find a mac classic image and go from there. Thank you.

Thanks!

@Pixel0501 when you say "my" password, you aren't talking about your Mac OS password are you? The default password for retropie is ........ raspberry. Another question is have you logged in via ssh before? Because if you have and had to start over by reinstalling retropie, Mac OS has a security feature that keeps logs of MAC addresses and ssh keys, and when you try to log in again it will stop you since the new retropie install will not be using the same key. Mac OS tells you though and tells you what file you have to edit to remove that log.

I see this thread "SSH doesn't allow me to modify file"... https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=62443 ...and now I wonder how I ever did this in the first place :) I can certainly go back to making a few changes to config.txt on the Pi itself, but I thought I had figured out a way such as this to store a couple of versions of that config file (eg. one for a CRT and one for HDTV), and just swap them in and out like this without the typing.

@hermit Thanks for the explanation. Unfortunately, no (at least from my point of view). The only way I found was to have a separate disk (hard drive) for each game. I only ended up doing the 2 games - Prince of Persia and Prince of Persia 2. These were the only games I really wanted and I wanted them to start automatically which they each do using shortcuts on the Mac.