How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors
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@hackedmacbook111 Can you post the EmulationStation's log file from
\\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\es_log.txtand the configuration file from\\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\es_settings.cfg?
Use pastebin.com to post them. -
Can I access this with ssh on Winscp
Or Ubuntu on Raspbery Pi 4
Raspbian on Retro Pie keeps crashing
I went into the setup script and updated
It fixed the start on emulation station but I still have graphical errors causing emulator pictures in emulation station to not display
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Also is there a way I can fix raspbian with the emulator ports on emulation Station menu
And also Save States
I recently got these problems after attempting to update Retro pi from 4.5 to 4.6 -
The sd card that has Retro Pie on it is a premade sd card
Would it be easier to backup current sd card and make new copy of retro Pie on the sd card -
@hackedmacbook111 said in How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors:
The sd card that has Retro Pie on it is a premade sd card
You haven't stated where your SD card image came from. It may be the source of your problems.
Since you upgraded your 4.5 to 4.6 and are still on Stretch, you should really consider just rebuilding from scratch with a fresh 4.6 official image. (The new 4.6 distro uses Buster, not Stretch.)
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Is there a way to upgrade raspbian stretch to buster with existing sd card
I don't want to backup if I don't have to I barely have enough space to store a 64GB backup of a 64GB Retro Pie sd card -
@hackedmacbook111 said in How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors:
Is there a way to upgrade raspbian stretch to buster with existing sd card
I don't want to backup if I don't have to I barely have enough space to store a 64GB backup of a 64GB Retro Pie sd cardLook at you, still NOT answering the question where you got your original image...
No, you cannot upgrade Stretch to Buster without starting over.
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@hackedmacbook111 said in How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors:
Is there a way to upgrade raspbian stretch to buster with existing sd card
You could, but as I said beore, it's not recommended and - assuming the OS upgrade works - you might get issues later with your system.
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I bought a premade retro Pie sad card back in March
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@hackedmacbook111 said in How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors:
I bought a premade retro Pie sad card back in March
There we go. Game over. Third party images are not supported.
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@hackedmacbook111 Yeah, figures. We don't support 3rd party images and selling RetroPie preloaded is against the project's license.
Go ask the vendor for support - if you want support here in the forums, please install the image from retropie.org.uk/download. -
Is there a way to downgrade Retro Pie 4.6 back to 4.5
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@hackedmacbook111
@mitu said in How can I fix Retro Pie with graphical errors:@hackedmacbook111 Yeah, figures. We don't support 3rd party images and selling RetroPie preloaded is against the project's license.
Go ask the vendor for support - if you want support here in the forums, please install the image from retropie.org.uk/download.Unsupported. Please reinstall the official image or ask the person you bought it from
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what can be loaded from a USB drive
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@hackedmacbook111 Please see above. Reinstall from the official image and you'll get some assistance in the forums.
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I want to use a 16 GB Sd card with 32GB USB drive as replacement for 64GB sd card that was premade
Would I be able to have saves and roms on USB drive
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@hackedmacbook111 all of this info is the documentation. Please go back, read the info for first setup and how to run ROMs etc from USB and see how you get on. Then come and ask for some help. Most of what you ask will have been covered in the docs.
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Could you link it
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I still can't find section on USB loading
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