Yes, you can use it.

@IceChes1 said in What will RetroPi run on a Zero W?:

If SNES runs at 10 FPS on a Zero, I wouldn't be surprised if N64 emulation set it on fire.

You can run SNES using the older snes9x cores and performance is acceptable as long as you aren't trying to run superfx games. Even psx performance on the pi zero is not bad using the standalone emulator.

@orehruoy I think what you might of had problems with is the shutdown type button you use with the shutdown script is a single press sprung button to inturpt the signal/make a signal. ( squid button)

Sounds like the mega drive button is a switch which is why it's changing around each time.

@lupin said in Runcommand:

So will I be need to add many "IF <emulator> = " lines to one script

Yes, if you need different actions for each emulator.

@thewinterdojer yes it's also the emu station
Menu

Awesome! Thanks for the reply! Keep up the good work!

I prefer the Steven Selph scraper too. The built in scraper pretty much sucks (not RetroPie's fault, it's built into EmulationStation). The built in is too slow, and it's fuzzy logic is terrible. Whenever it doesn't have an EXACT 100% match, it prompts you for the game, even when there is only 1 game on the list. Steven's is much faster, requiring no user input. The fuzzy logic built into that one is like 99% accurate. I've not come across any mismatched games, but the scraper doesn't find them all. A lot of Japanese games just fail "hash checks". I haven't figured out a way around that, other than scrape with Selph's first, then go back in and use the built-in one.

But the other replies are correct. Before I started building my setup, I went through the WIKI and DOCUMENTATION. In fact, just about everything is already covered in the video on the homepage's link to Installation:

https://retropie.org.uk/documentation/installing-retropie/

@Pyjamarama said in Almost done....:

Is there a chance of seperate compilations for Pi3 only? Will it gain some performance boost?

you can do it yourself by updating the package by source. it will take a much longer time (even over an hour for some mame versions), and if there are performance improvements they don't seem to be measurable.