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    Tool to modify a retropie image?

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    • K
      Kischa
      last edited by

      Hi!

      Im looking for a tool to modify my retropie image? My plan is to pre fill the image with my favourite system, games and themes.

      Is this possible? Poweriso or similar app maby?

      Im on a Pc.

      Thanks!

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      • rbakerR
        rbaker @Kischa
        last edited by

        @Kischa I don't see why you would try to do this. You create your ideal setup then you take out your sd card and create a backup image of it. Done.

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        • K
          Kischa @rbaker
          last edited by

          @rbaker Yes I know that way ( I forgot to mention that sorry) but I want a quicker way...

          I recon 7-zip will do this so I will try that.

          Thanks for your answer Rbaker!

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          • BuZzB
            BuZz administrators
            last edited by

            http://www.ext2fsd.com/ can mount images afaik, which could be used. easier on linux though.

            To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            • CapemanC
              Capeman
              last edited by

              Easiest way would be to download VirtualBox (an open source virtual machine) and install a copy of Linux Ubuntu on it (also open source). That way on your PC you will have a real, full running version of linux you can start and stop as needed. Linux is the only stable way to mount and edit linux partitions, doing it in windows or mac requires some janky workarounds.

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                Kischa
                last edited by

                @BuZz @Capeman Thanks for your suggestions!! I will try them out 😉

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