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in reply to: Wi-fi on Pi3 #122521
Using REtropie 3.6 and doing the updates straight from the pi? That’s what worked for me, just hit F4 and sudo apt-get update and same for upgrade. I managed to get that done in the first minute of booting (hitting F4 and the update command) so the wifi didn’t have a change to drop.
in reply to: Wi-fi on Pi3 #122516[quote=122507]Well, it’s back to not connecting again. I’m not sure what the deal is but perhaps the Wi-Fi is just spotty on the pi3 with Retropie and I’ll have to wait for more updates. Bummer, but I’ll just have to tether for now.
P.S. I’m on channel 6…
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No shouldn’t be spotty, once updated it should be 100% working.
I have been testing AttractMode with Robospin theme (think hyperspin) frontend ontop of Retropie for the last 4 days on to see if it would crash or glitch and I can login with Putty or WinSCP at any time not once has it failed.Are you sure you got it to update and upgrade properly?
in reply to: Wi-fi on Pi3 #122449I had the same issue with my Rpi3, the update with Zigurana’s suggestion worked for me.
It’s faster and easier to just use a USB drive to tranfer ROMS BTW. Here are the steps just in case you haven’t tried it.(ensure that your USB is formatted to FAT32)
first create a folder called retropie on your USB stick
plug it into the pi and wait for it to finish blinking
pull the USB out and plug it into a computer
add the roms to their respective folders (in the retropie/roms folder)
plug it back into the raspberry pi
wait for it to finish blinking
refresh emulationstation by pressing F4, or choosing quit from the start menu
in reply to: Boot into Attract Mode, bypass Emulationstation? #122019[quote=122016]I think ES is started at boot by /etc/profile.d/10-emulationstation.sh. You could try replacing emulationstation in line 2.
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Sweet that worked perfectly, thank you very much. :)
in reply to: Boot into Attract Mode, bypass Emulationstation? #122011Thanks ran across that about an hour ago, but it doesn’t seem to point to any clue on how to boot into AM direclty only how to compile which I have already done.
in reply to: Edit main screen? #121420Thanks for the quick reply, guess I’ll stop looking for a way to do it then. ;)
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