Experimental: These packages have not been fully tested and may have bugs.Įach section of the manage packages portion of the setup script have the option to install/update all packages and remove all installed packages.Drivers: Here you install gamepad drivers like the PS3 or Xboxdrv.Optional: These are optional packages that are working but aren't included with the RetroPie SD image.Main: These are the main emulators that come installed with the RetroPie SD image.Core: These are essential packages needed for RetroPie to run.Uninstall RetroPie: Uninstalls RetroPie from the system.Update RetroPie-Setup Script: Updates the RetroPie-Setup script to the latest version.You can also access any packages that have additional configuration here. Configuration / Tools: Configuration and tools including BlueTooth and WiFi setup, splashscreens and theme.Manage Packages: This will allow you to install and update individual emulators, ports, controller drivers (like the ps3 or xboxdrv) other optional packages.Update: This will update the RetroPie-Setup script and all installed packages.eg When installing RetroPie on top of an existing OS. Basic Install: This is intended as a first install and is not required if using a pre-built image.NOTE: any updates require the RetroPie system to be online, otherwise downloading and installing the files required in the process will not work.īefore making any major updates it is important to make backups just in case (see backup options below). It can also be accessed from the terminal with sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh. The setup script can be accessed from the RetroPie menu in EmulationStation. The conventional way to update RetroPie and install new features is through the setup script. Universal Controller Calibration & Mapping Using xboxdrvĬonvert RetroPie SD Card Image to NOOBS Image Validating, Rebuilding, and Filtering Arcade ROMs

Backup Option 3 (transferring to another SD)

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