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snorp
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Hi,

first of all thank you for this great Tutorial.

But it doesnt work for me :(

Ive made all Steps till 6. After input

sudo bluetoothctl
agent on
default-agent

I get only “No agent is registered” …

Check prozess with
ps aux |grep bluetoothd

I get

pi        2542  0.0  0.2   3552  1660 pts/0    S+   12:55   0:00 grep --color=auto bluetoothd

These are my Steps before using your Tutorial:

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Raspbian & Retropie Installation Protocoll
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1.   DOWNLOAD RASPBIAN IMAGE AND MOUNT IT ON MICROSD

2.   EXPAND FILESYSTEM
     type   'sudo raspi-config'
     select '1 Expand Filesystem'

3.   GET SYSTEM UP TO DATE AND INSTALL RETROPIE
     type   'sudo apt-get update'
     type   'sudo apt-get upgrade'
     type   'sudo apt-get install -y git dialog'
     type   'cd'
     type   'git clone git://github.com/petrockblog/RetroPie-Setup.git'
     type   'cd RetroPie-Setup'
     type   'chmod +x retropie_setup.sh'
     type   'sudo ./retropie_setup.sh'
     select 'U Update RetroPie-Setup script'
     restart SetupScript
     select 'Binaries-based installation'

4.   CONFIGURATE TIMEZONE AND KEYBOARD LAYOUT
     type   'sudo raspi-config'
     select '4 Internationalisation Options'
     select 'I2 Change Timezone' > 'Europe' > 'Berlin' > 'Finish'
     select '4 Internationalisation Options'
     select 'I3 Change Keyboard Layout' > 'Generic 105-key (Intl) PC' > 'Other'
             > 'German' > 'German' > 'The default for the keyboard layout' >
             'No compose Key' > 'No'

5.   REMOVE SPLASHSCREENS(1) AND LOGOS(2)
5.1  type   'cd RetroPie-Setup'
     type   'sudo ./retropie_setup.sh'
     select '3 Setup / Configuration (to be used post install)'
     select '328 Configure Splashscreen'
     select '2 Disable custom splashscreen on boot'
     type   'sudo nano /boot/config.txt'
     add    'disable_splash=1'
5.2  type   'sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt'
     add    'logo.nologo'

Thanks