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    Unable to update to Retropie 4.8

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    • Shin KusanagiS
      Shin Kusanagi
      last edited by

      Hi all,

      I am fairly new to the retropie scene so I figure that I come here for some help. So I have:

      Raspberry PI 4 (8gb)
      Retropie 4.7.1.9 (premade image from the RetroPie website)
      SD boot (not using USB Boot)
      Microsoft 360 wired controller
      Argon One V1 case
      Official Raspberry Pi 4 micro hdmi cable
      Official Raspberry Pi 4 power adapter

      I am trying to update my version of Retropie 4.7.1.9 to the latest 4.8 and I get the following:

      "error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by merge:
      scriptmodules/emulators/yabasanshiro/sh

      please move or remove them before you merge."

      I have installed yabasanshiro from source via the experimental packages in the retropie setup a few weeks ago.

      Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

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        sleve_mcdichael @Shin Kusanagi
        last edited by sleve_mcdichael

        @Shin-Kusanagi it looks like you had previously added a custom yabasanshiro module, before it was officially added to the scripts in January, or else have modified the existing file after it was added. Just delete your existing ~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators/yabasanshiro.sh file (or move it to a safe location somewhere else, for backup), so the setup script can replace it with the official one from the git repo.

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        • Shin KusanagiS
          Shin Kusanagi @sleve_mcdichael
          last edited by

          @sleve_mcdichael Oh ok. Thank you for the advice. I'm very new to this so please excuse my ignorance but how exactly do I move the file or delete it? Is there a command I can use or do I have to go into it's folder?

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            sleve_mcdichael @Shin Kusanagi
            last edited by

            @Shin-Kusanagi ...well, how did you do it the first time? To be clear, did you modify or add the custom yabasanshiro module, or is there something else going on here?

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            • Shin KusanagiS
              Shin Kusanagi @sleve_mcdichael
              last edited by Shin Kusanagi

              @sleve_mcdichael Yes I did add yabasanshiro emulator using the command from the developer himself:

              cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators
              wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dev...
              chmod 755 yabasanshiro.sh

              My apology for being unclear.

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                sleve_mcdichael
                last edited by

                @Shin-Kusanagi yes then you simply need to delete that file. The commands to do that would be:

                cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators
                
                rm yabasanshiro.sh
                

                ...or, as a one-liner:

                rm ~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators/yabasanshiro.sh
                

                Then, you should be able to update RP, and it will fetch the current latest official version of the module.

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                • Shin KusanagiS
                  Shin Kusanagi @sleve_mcdichael
                  last edited by Shin Kusanagi

                  @sleve_mcdichael Thank you so much!!! I will definitely give this a go once I returned home from work.

                  edit: It works and now I am able to update to 4.8. Thank you so much!!!

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