@retrogamer78 Kodi is installed from a Debian-type repository, so you can set the package status to hold to prevent automatic updates.

echo kodi hold | dpkg --set-selections

@dakiluxa Remove the /opt/retropie/supplementary/golang folder and re-try the scraper installation, it should re-install the Go version used by RetroPie. I've seen this kind of errors, due to a mis-installation (or corrupted install) of the Golang package.

@thedatacereal came with a kit also it’s an lcd monitor

@mitu Thanks! I will try it.

@LynchHack @mitu the lightning bolt and rainbow on a pi 3b+ has nothing to do with voltage. It means you need retropie 4.4 or newer which uses raspbian stretch.

@BuZz After waiting for FBA to get neocd support, I finally got around to trying it. It doesn't support chd and it doesn't support cd audio. Any chance for a binary of lr-mess in the future? It takes over a day to compile and tends to fail the last time I tried, and atm it seems to be only emulator with proper neocd support.

@mitu This is what I’m talking about: xboxdrv. Scroll to the xboxdrv section and it talks about how this was broken. I ran into this on either retropie 4.3 or 4.2. I can only assume it is still broken, but I’ll give it a try again.

Or on Linux, do

sudo fdisk -l

I did it
first thing i build EmulationStation and SDL2
And tried again succeeded
some packages i installed manually

Actually I did not expect it to work Because it is not like a raspberrypi
but its work
@mitu @Drakaen391 @BuZz

I had the same error once on a fresh install with one of the carbon theme files. Like I said it was a fresh install and i never touched the file. I ignored it and i believe it was mentioned by someone else here. Deleting and reinstalling carbon fixed it. But yeah i think sometimes git has this issue.

I would love this since I use mame2003-plus and there's no binary for that, so updating everything will take quite a bit of time.

@catx
Please delete this File :

system.sh in : /RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/system.sh

and then in command line :

cd RetroPie-Setup sudo ./retropie_setup.sh

@ebridge I'm building a Picade mini cabinet and can offer some general advice for others landing here from Google.

On first boot, your system probably doesn't see your stick or buttons. So on the 'No Gamepads detected' screen, hit F4 to exit. Then run

sudo raspi-config

to set up your wifi. Then do whatever additional setup steps are needed to get your controllers recognized (in the Picade, you run a curl command to download drivers).

@buzz The main reason I wasn't using the official image is so that I can use the box for multiple purposes--I can launch mate desktop with startx or launch retropie after I've logged in. I'm building a palmtop/portable emulator. If it's pretty easy to set up the official image to do so, maybe I will just use the image--sure beats installing and compiling all the packages.

@geekomaniac Looks like an upstream bug. I suppose you don't have a x86_64 cross-compiler installed ?

@echdareez Just boot up the Pi,..when it's done press Start. Choose Game collection settings. Then go to Automatic game collections. Here you can enable Favorites. It's disabled by default.

@mitu

I thought Is was a good deal maybe I should have gone my route to begin with.
It came with about 9000 games 2 Controllers but I have seen they are only about £7 for 2 a power cable about £4 and the case which is about £4.50

I have priced one up for my son as he wants one now and it all comes to about £70 with everything in the uk

To be honest I would not want them horrible controllers anyway I use a PS3 one with mine I connected it up yesterday

@mitu I got in touch with Steven Selph who wrote it. I think he's on top of things now. I got everything to work on my end, but it seems like the module still might need some work.

@3boysandagirl Just compare your actions to the steps shown in the video @