@idk From the RetroPie-Setup menu entry in Emulationstation - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/.

If the retropiemenu is missing, if it is only the pictures, reinstall it by following Retropie Setup >> Manage packages >> Core Packages >> Retropie-menu >> Install from source. If the entire menu is missing, if you have a usb keyboard attached press "F4" and type sudo ./RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.shpress "enter" and follow the outlining steps above.

@John_RM_70 Try one command at a time and see which ones locks up the Pi. It's probably tvservice, but it could be because of the previous command, which specifies might specify an invalid mode. Have you tried tvservice -p (preferred mode) ?

@herb_fargus thanks Herb, i will try that next time i have to use a downloaded package. I had to do that twice over the years, once with the Initial setup (Retropie 3.3) and this year when stretch was released with 4.4.0. Usually i just make updates over the retropie setup. Thanks and a nice weekend!

@3D-George Looks like you enabled Kiosk/Kid mode and this hides the RetroPie menu. Did you do that ? Can you add more info about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. How did you install it ?

@mitu said in Add option to adjust BG volume in emulationstation: @lesk said in Add option to adjust BG volume in emulationstation: But now I'm wondering if there is a way to add a option in the menu of emulationstation to adjust the volume of the BG music. SInce the BG music is not part of ES, why would this options appear there ? The script has it's own volume set, embedded in the script, so it would ignore any external settings. If you'd like to change the volume - modify the script and change the maxvolume setting at the beginning of the script, it's at 0.50 (which I assume is 50% of max available). I want it there because its easier and more accessible to adjust the volume from the ES menu. If I'm playing on my Retropie setup and feel like adjusting the volume of the BG music. I don't want to use SSH, or go to my computer to navigate to the script, change it, and then restart. I've seen people adding custom item to the menu before, and I just want to know if this is possible. And how to do it ^^ I'm not good at programing, so figuring this out for by myself is kinda impossible at this moment. If the script will ignore any external settings. Maybe there is a another way of doing this?

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@markgrindcore in the retropie setup script under configuration/tools I think there's an option to reset the retropie menu. If not it might be under core. Don't have access to my pi right now to check

@inky1003 I think you have the wrong perception about RetroPie. RetroPie is not an OS in itself, it sits on top of a full OS, you can install it on an existing Raspbian, or start with the RetroPie image and add additional software later (quoted from the front page). You can use the full Raspbian (desktop) image and install RetroPie on it, or vice-versa - start with the RetroPie image (recommended) and then add the desktop (https://retropie.org.uk/docs/FAQ/#where-did-the-desktop-go). If you have installed RetroPie on your existing Raspbian image, you can just start the setup script and do the configurations described in the docs - it's not something included just in the RetroPie image. Btw, 3.6 is such an old release, no wonder the setup script cannot determine the platform you're running (probably due to the newer kernel included)

ok I have put the .sh in the retropie menu folder. Seems to work... Sorry for the totally noob question. :) thanks

@quicksilver I already knew that, but thanks anyway, I am starting to use that until I get a new keyboard.

@mitu Ok, sorry for the inconvenience

odd. this time when i removed the controller, and restarted emulation station, it let me configure my keyboard. I plugged in the controller, and yep, both the controller and keyboard work. I went back and checked the config file you posted, and now there are two entries, one for the controller and one for keyboard. thanks for the help mogul. goes back to figuring the best dosbox settings to get blood to run at a decent resolution -Pete

I just said "fuck it" and decided to overwrite the icons.

How can I create retropiemenu to my usb drive ?

@nicshoe18 I guess you could reinstall the runcommand package and try again.