@mitu Okay... Now if only it actually worked then I'd be keeping it. I LOVED the images created from the Tronky theme, but it it can't easily and intuitively load the actual menu underneath it then it can't hang around for now.

@mitu
thanks :)

@KN4THX said in Removing Retropie From Debian:

As a side note, if I am testing a nightly Retropie build, will an update pull from the fkms branch or does the nightly build have to be freshly installed each time?

I don't understand what 'nightly build' means in this context. Usually a git pull would update the repository to the latest version.

The uninstall should only removes packages and dependencies if you want it to.

Do you want to remove all the system packages that RetroPie depends on?

WARNING: this will remove packages like SDL even if they were installed before you installed RetroPie - it will also remove any package configurations - such as those in /etc/samba for Samba.

If unsure choose No (selected by default).

Did you choose yes to this?

@Dwarfboysim I believe you need to edit the hostprefs.conf file which you can find in /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry/whdboot.

The following links at the Amiberry wiki should offer further guidance:

Host Specific Settings WHDLoad Booter FAQ

NIce one, that fixed it!

@mitu I don’t have a usb keyboard I can use, I have been using VNC and my laptop to set up RetroPie.

@mitu Thanks!

@mitu @spaceman Yeah, it just gets in the way. If you want Raspbian, write that image. NOOBS is a waste of space and a PITA.

@jonnykesh MMh ok, I guess I'll have to keep it on my system then. Thanks for the advices.

well it worked now. Installed it manually over the terminal with the RetroPie script specific options. Thanks for the clue @herb_fargus 😁

Eh, what exactly do you mean by 'getting stuck in Kidmode'?
Do you mean you cannot unlock the UI mode back to full? Or that you want to revert to stock ES?

@TMNTturtlguy

Worked like a charm. Thank you.
Your path was close, this worked for me

cd /etc/emulationstation/themes

In the WiFi menu it did not show a network, I tried setting it up and no SSID's were appearing. I reset my router, rebooted the Pi, reconfigured WiFi and tried installing Kodi again. Many errors popped up and after 15 minutes said failed to install. All my other WiFi devices in the house are working fine. I'm not sure what to do.

ok, after 2 days, I finally solved the problem..by default steam stores, the file /lib/udev/rules.d/99-steam-controller-perms.rules

for some reason the retropie script also installs /ect/udev/rules.d/99-steam-controller-perms.rules

the file in /ect contained the instructions for xbox and keyboard which was overridding the /lib rules.
I removed the ect file which should not be there and everything is now working. (I actually removed both files and reinstalled steam-devices)