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  • 03/05/2015 at 20:04 #90259
    ericahlers
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    I’m trying to add the gpsp retroarch core via the set up script, however I keep encountering the following error (log is attached). I’m running Retropie 2.6 on a Rpi2, and haven’t had any success in searching for solutions. Thanks

    03/05/2015 at 20:25 #90263
    gizmo98
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    Please attach your log again. Did you update RetroPie-Setup script because swap file will be increased now if there is not enough ram.

    03/05/2015 at 20:26 #90271
    ericahlers
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    Sorry about that. I uploaded it again.

    03/05/2015 at 20:31 #90280
    gizmo98
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    A user had equal errors some time ago. A fresh install of SD Card image 2.6.0 fixed his problem. I don’t know how stable rpi2 is at the moment and if 1GHz OC works without any problem for every user.

    Multiple Emulators Fail to build from source

    03/05/2015 at 20:39 #90283
    ericahlers
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    So I have no overclock currently. I guess I can re-image the SD card, but I haven’t had any other issues at all. If I want to backup my custom settings, any easy way to do this besides manually copying retroarch.cfg, controller profiles, etc?

    03/05/2015 at 21:00 #90286
    gizmo98
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    If you have windows and a usb card reader use usb image tool:

    USB Image Tool

    Start usb image tool as admin and do a backup in device mode.

    If you have a mac or linux dd is the way to go.

    03/05/2015 at 21:21 #90294
    ericahlers
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    I hear you regarding a backup that way, but if I backup the image and then install it that way, that wouldnt be a “fresh install of retropie”, correct? My plan is to backup my finalized image (which is awaiting only GBA config), and then clone that image to my other Rpi’s.

    I want to use the gpsp core so that I have universal controls so I can print out a quick “control quick reference” and give my kits to family and friends and keeping it as simple as possible.

    03/06/2015 at 00:26 #90312
    ericahlers
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    So a fresh install of the Retropie image and then immediate installation of the experimental module worked. Thanks

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