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Install RetroPie
After that, we install the needed packages for the RetroPie setup script:
Then we download the latest RetroPie setup script with
The script is executed with
The screen should look like this then:
Full Install
Manage Packages >> Quick Install
This will install the core and main packages which are equivalent to what is provided with the RetroPie SD image.
Now, you have to copy your rom files into the ROMs directory. If you followed the steps above the main directory for all ROMs is ~/RetroPie/roms (or /home/pi/RetroPie/roms, which is the same here). In this directory there is a subdirectory for every emulated system, e.g., nes, snes, megadrive. Attention has to be taken for the extensions of the ROM files. All the information needed for each system is detailed in this wiki (see wiki home page or sidebar for systems)
EmulationStation can be run from the terminal by typing
emulationstationin the terminalPartial Install
Say you don't want to bloat your system with all of RetroPie- you also have the option to only install the emulators you want.
You will want to start by installing the core packages.
Core Packages
The core components needed for RetroPie to function are:
Main / Optional / Experimental
Emulators can be installed and updated individually from the Main, Optional, and Experimental packages.
Samba Roms
If you want to use samba shares you can set them up from the setup/tools option of the retropie setup script.
Boot to emulationstation
Follow the steps here: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FAQ#how-do-i-boot-to-the-desktop-or-kodi
If you're booting to the desktop you'll want to disable the retropie splashscreen from the setup script first.
Further Optimizations:
On Debian Jessie add
consoleblank=0to the existing line in/boot/cmdline.txt(with a space before it so it's an additional parameter). This prevents the screenblanker kicking in. With it, runcommand dialog is always displayed.There is also a gui option in RetroPie-Setup -> Configuration / Tools -> Raspbian Tools to disable the blanker, but it doesn't work in Jessie due to a Debian bug.