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    Retropie Won't boot on Raspberry Pi 4

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    • RobbobbR
      Robbobb
      last edited by

      So I feel it is because there needs to be a new build of Retropie but my image won't boot on my Raspberry pi 4. I have the 4Gb model and I don't get a signal from both micro HDMIs. Is there something I am missing?

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator @Robbobb
        last edited by

        RetroPie doesn't provide PI4 compatible images - the new Pi model is not yet supported by RetroPie, there's an ongoing effort to make it compatible and make it work on it.

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        • RobbobbR
          Robbobb
          last edited by

          Okay that's what I thought. What about others who are able to get it work though? They were running on the 1 Gig model.

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          • LiveFreeDeadL
            LiveFreeDead @Robbobb
            last edited by dankcushions

            @Robbobb

            I managed to build EmulationStation and RetroArch from a git hub with in Raspbian and made it autorun, but the easier way was using the non team beta builds:

            [ link removed ]

            RetroPi4 is being worked on, but there isn't even proper graphics drivers available for the Pi4 yet, so it's not going to be 100% until after them and it will be even longer before the emulator/core optimizations are included. The hardware hasn't been out long, there is so many layers that need to be complete, the last thing RetroPi creators want are questions about non public releases such as the one I link too, so if you have any problems getting it to work, then your on your own to fix it, THAT is why they are not sharing beta images themselves, if they spent all their time answering posts about this stuff then they will spend less time working on getting the actual release finished. I for one hope they keep ignoring threads about Pi4 so they get it closer to spot on in the first release.

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            • RobbobbR
              Robbobb @LiveFreeDead
              last edited by

              @LiveFreeDead
              Okay, I understand that. Thank you for the replies.

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