i found a pcb files for the gameboy advance that some one did a pi with it.
after alot of struggle with no experience i managed to modify his pcb to fit my need.
i take no credits lol i even left his name on the pcb

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i hope i did the modifications right , i have never used a circuit design program nor i know how to lol

Or on Linux, do

sudo fdisk -l

Thanks for those informations.

Using GPD WIN with ubuntu MATE 18.4.2 x64 and retropie x64 (using debian instal method from wiki)

i confirm that modifying host name work with unsuccessfully compiled packages.

Hope this help also ;-)

Cheers.

I use a 2 TB USB drive. It runs right off the PI without any power issues. Entire PSX library is around 800gb. Why stop at 64? 😁

Working for me... Are you connected to the same network the PI is on? You may want to include more information on your system as well.

@beggi321 I think @caver01 is right and you didn't actually enable dispmanx. You visited the menu from the Configuration section, but that menu shows something only if you have an emulator that supports dispmanx. If you don't have one installed, then the menu just flashes by and doesn't perform any configuration.

If you didn't do the steps that @caver01 described earlier - and set dispmanx as the video driver for RetroArch - then you didn't actually enabled anything, so there's nothing to disable.

Is there a reason you believe that dispmanx is enabled in your system ?

Suggest your power supply. A compatible power supply and one that is GUARANTEED to give the extra power the PI3B+ needs are very different

I could buy an adaptor here in UK for cheaper than you paid that claims to be 2.5A but under load would drop drastically causes no end of grief. Great for low power device like charging mobile phones but hopeless for a high power device that NEEDS a good steady supply like the PI3B+.

People seem to rate the CanaKit 2.5A power supplies, maybe look for them

http://www.wirelesshack.org/what-is-a-good-power-supply-for-the-raspberry-pi-3.html

I personally bought an official 2.5A power supply for the PI3B I have, a lot more expensive than a 'standard' power supply I could have usually bought, but its never given me any complaints after reading power supplies can give lots of strange problems as they work then don't or random errors

My set-up doesn't stress the supply in any way and never had had weird instructions,. I'm overclocked to the limit, running a 1TB USB powered external hard drive for RetroPie, running OSMC for KODI and running a USB powered wireless dongle for the PS3 compatible joypad, plus USB keyboard. All works fine, plus a tiny fan to keep the huge heatsink cool

@mikozzz Don't take VRAM that high on a Pi - in fact, you might be better off trying out a lower number. Anything over 120 is quite likely to result in problems.

You could probably run sudo vcdbg reloc via ssh and see the free GPU memory you'd have.

If push comes to shove, maybe actually increasing the memory split for that theme is the way to go - I don't know if it loads a lot of high-resolution assets or something.

@matchaman
im using HDMI for video and jack for audio, iv' got sound set to "both". im try to change it and we'll see.

edit: i set sound to 3mm jack only and i still hear white noise.

what about alternative sound driver which was available in RP4.3.x ? it could solve the problem ;)

@madmodder123 no. Rpi update isn't really recommended unless you know what you're doing/have a specific use case as it can cause bugs. If one wants to start with stretch they'll need to flash the latest beta then just update from the setup script/ normal raspbian packages

For the Nes I discovered Fire and Ice on emulation, I wish I bought that game back in the day. Not for the sake of the value, but just pure for the gameplay.
It's a great puzzle game if you're interested ;)

@mitu I loaded retropie onto the sd card, then rebooted. then I started back up and put in the USB to populate it with the folders. Then took it to my PC and added all the roms. Then plugged it back in. So no I am not running them off the USB. I just didnt know if I plugged the USB back in to add more roms, with the original roms removed, if it would remove them from the SD card

Cool! I was just curious. It is great as it is. I guess if I had to choose a company that represented Raspberry Pi the best, it'd be Adafruit.

And not to hi-jack your thread, but if anyone want's a PS2 version,

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17312/retropie-4-4-is-released
RetroPie 4.4 is out, bringing with it Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ support via our new Raspbian Stretch based images.

@vodkanakas

You need to read the forum rules. You were already informed above that builds (AKA pirate Kodi installs and addons) are not supported here. Discussion of pirate software, especially how to get it operational, is also not allowed.