#Mac emulator retropie download#
THOUSANDS OF EMULATION TITLES TO BE USED WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI, ODROID XU4 OR EMULATION PC! CREATE YOUR OWN COLLECTIONS WITH THE CONTENTS OF OUR HARD DRIVE! NEVER DOWNLOAD A SINGLE ROM AGAIN! EVERYTHING IS HERE! You can now remove the USB reader from your pi safely and boot the 32GB SDCARD in the new pi.8TB ULTIMATE EMULATION COLLECTION! – Use it to build your Retropie, Recalbox, LaunchBox or Hyperspin setup/collection! THE ABSOLUTE BEST REPOSITORY OF GAMING CLASSICS ONLINE! Regardless of if you followed the optional step, you need to unmount the 32GB SDCARD: cd sudo umount /new_card sudo rm -rf /new_card If you see any errors they can be ignored and are caused by a folder existing with no "gamelist.xml" (Meaning it doesn't have any ROMS)Īt this point the new SDCARD will have all your roms/artwork/scrapped info but we have one more optional step to complete if you want to copy your existing RetroArch configs for your emulators: sudo rsync -zarvP /opt/retropie/ /new_card/opt/retropie/ There are other ways to do this but I chose this method because it creates a backup of your gamelist.xml before you mess with it. Time to remove the video entries from gamelist.xml (We'll still have the still images though): cd /new_card/home/pi/RetroPie/roms for i in * do cd $i cp gamelist.xml gamelist.bkp grep -v "video" gamelist.xml > gamelist.new mv gamelist.new gamelist.xml cd. Now we use rsync (installed in the previous command if your didn't already have it) to copy all the system roms and artwork minus the videos: sudo rsync -zarvP -exclude="*.mp4" ~/RetroPie/roms /new_card/home/pi/RetroPie/romsĪnd now we have all the systems copied over. This indicates the 32GB SDCARD is mounted under the directory "/new_card"
It should have returned "/new_card is a mountpoint".
#Mac emulator retropie install#
Now create a folder to mount your 32GB SDCARD under and mount it:(Note: replace /dev/sda1 with your results from above.) sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install rsync -y sudo mkdir /new_card sudo mount /dev/sda1 /new_card clear mountpoint /new_card It will most likely be device "/dev/sda1". You'll see output that shows current mounts and two devices marked as "(not mounted)". Steps:Use blkid to determine UUID for USB device so we can mount sudo blkid -o list
Place 32GB SDCARD into USB reader and mount on your pi booted from the 128GB SDCARD.Flash fresh image from RetroPie website to 32GB SDCARD.You could also just remove the videos and leave the roms and probably come close to fitting it on a 32GB card:
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