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    • FollyF
      Folly
      last edited by

      @escc1986

      Did you install a Retropie-image on your SD-card or did you install Retropie with git on top of Raspbian ?

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        escc1986 @Folly
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        @Folly

        i installed it on an sd card

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        • FollyF
          Folly
          last edited by Folly

          @escc1986

          I assume you are in emulationstation.

          Step 1 :
          Goto :

          • RetroPie
          • RetroPie-Setup
          • manage packages
          • manage experimental packages
          • lr-mess
          • install the binary
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            escc1986 @Folly
            last edited by

            @Folly

            Thank you for wanting to help me

            from your instructions , Yes .... just did that now

            installed from binary

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            • FollyF
              Folly
              last edited by

              @escc1986

              How do you push your files to your image ?

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                escc1986
                last edited by escc1986

                i use

                Filezilla

                or / and

                Putty

                or network ( windows explorer - \retropie ) simple through my pc for easy access to transfer roms or bios with Ethernet cable

                it all depends what i may need to do

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                • FollyF
                  Folly
                  last edited by Folly

                  @escc1986

                  Ok

                  Step 2 :

                  • Rename your RetroPie-setup directory (/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup)
                  • Download "Valerino's RetroPie-setup Fork" from https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup
                  • Unpack
                  • Rename this directory to RetroPie-Setup
                  • Push this directory to /home/pi

                  So now you have Valentino's Fork files in /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup

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                  • FollyF
                    Folly
                    last edited by

                    @escc1986

                    Step 3 :
                    Goto :

                    • emulationstation
                    • RetroPie
                    • RetroPie-Setup
                    • manage packages
                    • manage experimental packages
                    • lr-mess-cdi
                    • install the source ( is a fast install )
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                      escc1986 @Folly
                      last edited by escc1986

                      @Folly

                      • ok i just renamed the directory

                      • ok i just downloded the pack did

                      wget https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup
                      --2020-09-27 18:49:39--  https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup
                      Resolving github.com (github.com)... 140.82.112.4
                      Connecting to github.com (github.com)|140.82.112.4|:443... connected.
                      HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
                      Length: unspecified [text/html]
                      Saving to: ‘RetroPie-Setup’
                      
                      RetroPie-Setup          [  <=>               ] 127.99K   597KB/s    in 0.2s
                      
                      2020-09-27 18:49:40 (597 KB/s) - ‘RetroPie-Setup’ saved [131066]
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                        escc1986
                        last edited by escc1986

                        now im not sure how to unpack it ? or did i just unpack it by downloading it ?

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                        • FollyF
                          Folly
                          last edited by Folly

                          I presumed you would download it through your browser and than you have to unpack it and push it with filezilla to your pi.

                          However you can use this (if you are in your /home/pi directory) :
                          git clone https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup.git

                          This will not work :
                          wget https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup

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                            escc1986 @Folly
                            last edited by escc1986

                            @Folly

                            im sorry i never learned how to change diectorys in putty ...

                            ad since that didnt work ... im a bit confused , sorry to be such a noob and a bother

                            so in putty how do i change directory ?

                            or

                            how do i download it on my browser and extract the files via filezilla ?

                            (ok i downloded this from the site (RetroPie-Setup-master.zip)

                            What should i do with RetroPie-Setup-master.zip

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                            • FollyF
                              Folly
                              last edited by Folly

                              @escc1986

                              Through putty you are in the terminal or CLI ( command line interface ) of your pi.
                              So you can run programs and use bash commands.
                              You can find out your "private work directory" by typing :
                              pwd

                              This will give you the path you're in at the moment, and should give you :
                              /home/pi

                              If that's the case you can use the "git clone" command.

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                                escc1986 @Folly
                                last edited by escc1986

                                @Folly

                                thank you

                                i typed pwd
                                said i was in home/pi

                                then i used the git clone https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup.git

                                then this message appered

                                git clone https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup.git
                                fatal: destination path 'RetroPie-Setup' already exists and is not an empty directory.
                                
                                

                                nott sure if i did something wrong

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                                • FollyF
                                  Folly
                                  last edited by

                                  @escc1986

                                  Earlier you tried the wget command.
                                  This created a file called RetroPie-Setup.
                                  You have to remove that file with this command :
                                  rm RetroPie-Setup

                                  Than try "git clone" again.

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                                    escc1986 @Folly
                                    last edited by escc1986

                                    @Folly

                                    sorry for the mess

                                    i did the
                                    rm

                                    typed the git clone

                                    hjere is the message

                                     git clone https://github.com/valerino/RetroPie-Setup.git
                                    Cloning into 'RetroPie-Setup'...
                                    remote: Enumerating objects: 16, done.
                                    remote: Counting objects: 100% (16/16), done.
                                    remote: Compressing objects: 100% (6/6), done.
                                    remote: Total 34313 (delta 10), reused 10 (delta 10), pack-reused 34297
                                    Receiving objects: 100% (34313/34313), 21.96 MiB | 9.28 MiB/s, done.
                                    Resolving deltas: 100% (24919/24919), done.
                                    
                                    

                                    looks like it got downloded properly , thank you

                                    now what is the next step i should take

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                                    • FollyF
                                      Folly
                                      last edited by

                                      @escc1986

                                      You did great, you will learn big time with this.

                                      Step 3 :
                                      Goto :

                                      emulationstation
                                      RetroPie
                                      RetroPie-Setup
                                      manage packages
                                      manage experimental packages
                                      lr-mess-cdi
                                      install the source ( is a fast install )

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                                        escc1986 @Folly
                                        last edited by

                                        @Folly

                                        thank you kindly for the encouragement , im sweating bricks here lol ... i guess cause all this is new and im filled with nerves

                                        ok i just installed from source

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                                        • FollyF
                                          Folly
                                          last edited by Folly

                                          @escc1986

                                          I can imagine. ;-)

                                          Now a difficult part !

                                          Step 4 :
                                          You will have to find the BIOS roms.
                                          lr-mess will look for this BIOS file : cdimono1.zip

                                          Normally it would contain :
                                          cdi200.rom
                                          cdi220b.rom
                                          cdi220.rom

                                          But with the "new lr-mess" it has to contain :
                                          cdi200.rom
                                          cdi220b.rom
                                          cdi220.rom
                                          zx405037p__cdi_servo_2.1__b43t__llek9215.mc68hc705c8a_withtestrom.7201
                                          zx405042p__cdi_slave_2.0__b43t__zzmk9213.mc68hc705c8a_withtestrom.7206

                                          The last 2 files can be taken from the cdi910 file. (think it's also a zip)

                                          So if you have both files (cdimono1.zip and cdi910.zip). Unzip those 2 and create a new zip file called cdimono1.zip that contain the 5 files described above.

                                          You have to push that file to /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS like you normally would do.

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                                            escc1986 @Folly
                                            last edited by

                                            @Folly

                                            thank you

                                            please give me a moment to try to find these zips

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