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  • #96837
    prototypeshogun
    Participant

    What is the right process for getting this thing going after downloading and writing the image to the sdcard? I’m asking because I must have done something wrong here.

    When I boot it for the first time all I get is a command line prompt.

    I ran the setup and chose option 1 which took awhile but then none of the emulators would work due to a libretro.so not found error.

    So, I’m asking, what is the proper process to hit the ground running quickly on this thing?

    #96846
    herbfargus
    Member

    If it didn’t boot into emulation station, something must have gone wrong. Make sure you chose the right SD image for your raspberry pi-

    raspberry pi 1= A, A+, B, B+.

    Raspberry pi 2= Raspberry pi 2 model B.

    If you’ve installed it correctly it should boot right into emulationstation.

    #96887
    prototypeshogun
    Participant

    This reply was so beautifully descriptive. I had thought from quick google searches that I owned a revision 2. Bam! Issue resolved. Works like a charm now.

    #96892
    herbfargus
    Member

    Glad it worked! :)

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