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In this case, both times this has happened I’ve been unable to get out of the loop using the keyboard. The only way is to wipe the ad card and restore from my image backup.
If it happens again I suppose I could plug the sd card into another Linux machine and try to fix the permissions like that, but I think this happens when something goes wrong with the sub rom transfer. Is there a way of knowing when it’s finished transferring files so it’s safe to reboot.
Many thanks for the support by the way.
stuartfoxParticipantSorry… Better pic…
stuartfoxParticipantThanks, I was aware of that but I forgot to do it on one of the sticks I was using so there were two issues.
I’ve now run into this a second time, reboot loop that I can’t get out of : I’ve enclosed a screenshot. Seems to be caused by a permissions error in Roms directory after using usb transfer service.
stuartfoxParticipantI worked out how to edit the theme’s XML file. So all’s good.
11/02/2015 at 02:24 in reply to: New to RetroPie, Attempting to build a portable project but stuck!!! #108982stuartfoxParticipantOK – just to add – the errors above appear on the TFT screen, but when a monitor is connected as well via HDMI, Emulation Station runs as normal on this while the TFT screen continues to display the errors in text.
11/02/2015 at 02:15 in reply to: New to RetroPie, Attempting to build a portable project but stuck!!! #108981stuartfoxParticipantI’ve followed this on top of Adafruits Wheezy image (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-pitft-3-dot-5-touch-screen-for-raspberry-pi/easy-install )
After the restart when all steps were complete I lost use of USB keyboard so I SSH’d into the pi and tried to launch emulationstation.
Got these errors
Could not find <gameList> node in gamelist “/home/pi/.emulationstation/gamelists/wonderswan/gamelist.xml”!
Even though I had a couple of roms installed. Also couldn’t find the file location specified in the errors.
Sorry – I have the feeling these issues are pretty simple but I can’t get my head around it. I assumed it would be easier to get RetroPie working with one of the screens I have.
11/01/2015 at 14:25 in reply to: New to RetroPie, Attempting to build a portable project but stuck!!! #108954stuartfoxParticipantThe retropie image boots and runs fine with an hdmi monitor attached. Trying to add the adafruit drivers causes the issue.
I’ve now tried starting out with Adafruits raspian image which does work with the screen then installing Retropie with the setup script. Not able to do it though:
git clone git://github.com/petrockblog/RetroPie-Setup.git
Cloning into ‘RetroPie-Setup’…
fatal: unable to connect to github.com:
github.com[0: 192.30.252.130]: errno=No route to hostWifi is connected and working :-(
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