Streets of rage remake install help
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Don't know why but this just isn't working for me at all. I've followed Floobs excellent YT video tutorial twice now and something different happens when I get to the first menu.
On the video it says pick option 4 and grab sorr from there. On mine it doesn't have it in that section, it's found in the emulators section instead and when I select it i get an option for binary or source which isn't mentioned in the video and I've followed the commands to the letter up to this point.
Anyway I thought I'd carry on anyway and on the next section following the video I get to the part where you have to cd to opt/retropie/configs/sorr and then it says directory doesn't exist.
Totally no idea now :(
For reference I'm using 3.8.1 and doing the commands direct on the pi.
I've noticed on the readme file this part:
cd
cd RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_setup.sh
This script assumes that you are running it on a Raspberry Pi with the RetroPie-Setup being stored in /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup. If your setup differs, just copy the scripts directly to the folder they need to be in.Now I've no idea how to check if my setup is different. How would I do that?
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I've added some comments on the video now, but it seemed ok when I just tried it.
I was using RetroPie 3.8.1 and I then updated the script, so the menu names change a little bit, but its still found under the Experimental section.You dont need to navigate to this dir, but if you want to its moved to:
/opt/retropie/configs/ports/sorr
The files go in
/opt/retropie/ports/sorr
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@Floob said in Streets of rage remake install help:
I've added some comments on the video now, but it seemed ok when I just tried it.
I was using RetroPie 3.8.1 and I then updated the script, so the menu names change a little bit, but its still found under the Experimental section.You dont need to navigate to this dir, but if you want to its moved to:
/opt/retropie/configs/ports/sorr
The files go in
/opt/retropie/ports/sorr
Thanks mate. What I'll do is give it another go tonight step by step and maybe screenshot what happens should it go wrong so you can see yourself.
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Just a quick one. Should I be doing anything before hand on a usb stick like getting the dat file from the windows install or the other b file? I originally did this and when I checked the directory on the terminal both files were present.
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No, dont copy any of the files over yet, just install sorr from the method shown in the video and make sure the files/folders are all created first.
You should find this exists when you have sorr installed/opt/retropie/ports/sorr
You can see where the install option for sorr would be in an updated RetroPie script here:
https://postimg.org/gallery/2ch06e4d4/Make sure zerojays script is installed without error first.
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Ok mate. Like I said on your YT channel I've done all that as shown in those pics and updated from source and I have the game in ports when I boot emulation station. When I launch the game I just get a black screen with flashing cursor for a few seconds and then it returns to the game list again.
I'm just confused as to how I now copy the files over. I know you mentioned ftp. I have putty on my laptop but I've no idea how to do this process.
Apologies if I'm being a blag. I'm quite technical but I'm obviously having a blonde moment and missing something obvious. I appreciate all the help so far mate.
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Any idea if higher resolution and v-sync work now? The one thing keeping me playing SORR on my laptop connected to the tv instead of my Pi.
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@addyb
There are 3 distinct steps here really
1 - Install zerojays repository
2 - Install sorr
3 - Copy game files accrossAre you saying #1 and #2 above have completed without issue?
So, you have a folder that has been made here/opt/retropie/ports/sorr
If so, what do you get if you type the following
ls -lah /opt/retropie/ports/sorr/
If you havent copied your game files over, check the video for the files you need, and follow the instruction to change the permission on that folder, i.e.
sudo chmod 777 /opt/retropie/ports/sorr
Then copy the game files across using an FTP client (I use Filezilla)
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Transferring-Roms#sftp-needs-an-active-internet-connection -
Hi mate I've copied the files over via ftp
https://flic.kr/p/JYBMQA
but when I run ls -lah I only have bgdi-330 and save game listedNo sure what's happening lol.
EDIT: Wrong folder lol sorry.
Oh ffs as I copied them all to configs/sorr instead of ports/sorr I then accidentally moved them all from configs to ports and now it errors on launch saying no config file.
I'll uninstall sor and start again as I don't know what should be in the config folder
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Those are two different directories showing (it looks like you have copied your game files to the configs or roms directory).
Make sure the game files get copied to/opt/retropie/ports/sorr/
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Yep I've just done a quick reinstall of retropie and installed sorr. I ran the sudo command to give me permissions but when I try and ftp the files across it now says permission denied?
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@addyb What do you get when you try
ls -lah /opt/retropie/ports
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Just had to come away for a while as I'm sorting kids out. I'll check in a bit. Strange how I could initially ftp files across albeit to the wrong place lol and now I can't.
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@Floob said in Streets of rage remake install help:
@addyb What do you get when you try
ls -lah /opt/retropie/ports
This is what I get from that mate.
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Ok, that looks right - can you FTP files across to it now?
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No I log into cyber ducky with pi and raspberry, port 22 and I can browse fine but when I try and upload any of the files/folders I need I get a permission denied error. I've no idea why?
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@addyb Have you got a screenshot of the error when trying to write in there?
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I will have when I dive on in the next half hour. Having a Google and a few other people have had the same issue with cyberducky. I wonder if it's worth trying a different ftp client.
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Error screenie
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Thats the same screenshot as above?
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