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    Retropie 4.6 pi usb stick

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      DonPanse
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      Hey
      When i use the the usb stick for saving romson retropie, then come this when i boot it up? 569F1FC7-C6D5-4A3E-B00F-D0E513F2E126.jpeg 93885B4E-3B7B-49B1-A625-D073F1127CAA.jpeg

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
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        Please add more info about your system, as detaied in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

        How did you format your USB stick - is it Fat32 or other type ? How large is it and how much space to the ROMs take ?

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          DonPanse @mitu
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          @mitu its fat32 the stick is 128gb sorry for not mor infomation but my english is not so good ๐Ÿ˜œ

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            DonPanse @mitu
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            @mitu its a pi4 with 4gb ram i use an orginal power usb c adapter with the on off from petrockblock the usb c variante . And use 8bitdo controllers and the stick i put it in the normal usb slots and nothing other are in the slotBF58E2B9-946D-4FCB-9B03-DF4596CB8A4E.jpeg

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            • mituM
              mitu Global Moderator
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              Boot without the stick inserted, then after the boot put it back. Exit EmulationStattion, then check if the usbmount service starts correctly with

              systemctl status usbmount@dev-sda1.service
              

              Post the output of the command here in the topic.

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