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  • #116572
    maketheworldbetter
    Participant

    AARGH – and after I closed the window running the aborted Setup-script with pressing the x on the border with the mouse, I left the Pi for a while…big mistake!

    In the meanwhile ‘something’ from Retropie-Setup-Script was still running – and filled the log-folder continously with the same log…I saw that as it was at 42000 (!!) logfiles….

    What is going on here?

    #116583
    herbfargus
    Member

    If you’re trying to update, don’t update from source as upstream changes can break things. Just update your setup script and do a full binary install.

    https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Updating-RetroPie

    Make a backup first for when you inevitably break things.

    #116667
    maketheworldbetter
    Participant

    Cool advice…and when I do not need 90% of all the emulators ???

    How do I remove them after they have been installed? Sounds like a (big) waste of time and space (if I need to do that every update)!

    Ordnung ist das halbe Leben….

    #116683
    herbfargus
    Member

    You can install things individually too, but typically youll just want to use binary installs instead of source based installs. A full binary install will get you the latest changes for everything though.

    The only way you can remove systems right now is manually from the /opt folder. I agree that its waste of space but most of the users of retropie like the idea of a premade system thats just ready to go with everything they need.

    We’re looking into making a more modular menu that will make it easier to remove the things you don’t want.

    Langsam langsam ;)

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