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    • J

      Copy current retropie setup to a new computer.
      Help and Support • new install copy • • James  

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      KN4THX

      @mitu I tried that link but I don't have a C:/Users/Herb Fargus/ folder on my Windows 10 installation. Do you think Herb would be willing to swing by and log into my machine sometime soon? :^()
    • N

      M.A.M.E. and LR-fbalpha jumper settings files. <Solved!>
      Help and Support • mame fbalpha new install migrate jumper settings • • Nowun  

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      ALl I had to do was move the NV files as well as all emulator named folders under roms\arcade over and all is great!
    • L

      [SOLVED] Prep a 128GB Card on Mac
      Help and Support • mac new install 128gb • • likethereindeer  

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      Clyde

      @likethereindeer Thanks, but I meant at the beginning of the title so that it reads "[SOLVED] Prep a 128GB Card on Mac". So everyone can see in the topic list that the thread has already been solved. Potential helpers can then look for other problems to solve, and people with the same problem as yours know there may be a solution to be found here. :)
    • Mmmbacon

      Using external USB for roms on Multiple Retropie Installs
      Help and Support • upgrade external drive new install • • Mmmbacon  

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      Mmmbacon

      Great, thank you for the quick response I appreciate it!
    • F

      Buttons not working in Mame
      Help and Support • mame buttons new install logitech 710 • • FarrisGoldstein  

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      Thanks! Deleting the .cfg files did it. I was dumb and left out the fact that, though it was a clean install of retropie, I coped my roms dir over from another machine. I either forgot or never new that mame2003 stored those cfg files below the roms dir.
    • javelina1

      ROM issues - can't see new, and the existing indicating retroarch not found
      Help and Support • new install • • javelina1  

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      javelina1

      Ok, I think I figured it out. For some reason I had a es_systems.cfg in my ~/.emulationstation that was causing a conflict. I've renamed it, and I'm now able to see my 3 ROMS.
    • K

      Can't get anything to respond after initial setup
      Help and Support • boot new install read only mode • • kgb  

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      K

      That appears to be the case. I re-flashed the image many times, but a new card did the trick. Funny that card had worked fine before. Thanks!
    • hawsey

      O2 Joggler running Retropie .
      Help and Support • retropie new install o2 joggler xubuntu 14.04 • • hawsey  

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      hawsey

      Is this likely to be something someone in the Retroarch forums could help with BuZz or do you not think it would work anyway ?
    • X

      First RetroPie install, game is playing slow and choppy?
      Help and Support • new install choppy audio pixelated video • • xl97  

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      dankcushions

      @xl97 second controller should just work. does it work for 2 player in other lr- emulators (like SNES, etc)?
    • S

      New Install Trouble - Pi Won't Boot - TV says No HDMI Signal
      Help and Support • wont boot new install no hdmi signal • • Sandman  

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      @synack, The Pi works fine when I put my Raspbian card in and boot it up, so I think the Pi is fine.
    • J

      Not loading new install - SD card to blame?
      Help and Support • new install • • jamesP  

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      rbaker

      @jamesP 2A should be ok for a Pi2, especially if it came with it! But if you have 2.5A supply to try then the more spare capacity the better.