They were the first ones alphabetically (1941, 1942, 1944) in the drive. RetroPie 4.4 installed from the image on .uk, last updated May 20th.Ħ4 GB Sandisk Ultrafit USB 3.0 Flash driveĪll games copied were MAME2003 and stored in roms/Mame-libretro. It wasn't a big issue, and only took a few minutes to copy everything else over manually, but I was wondering if this is a known bug? Had nothing copied over, I would have assumed it was an IBCK (Idiot Between Chair and Keyboard) error, but that fact that it did copy 3 games over made me think it might be a software issue. Note that this completely wipes the card, so make sure it contains nothing you need. We’re now going to format the microSD card that you will use to boot Lakka on a Raspberry Pi. Click ‘For Windows’ or ‘For Mac’ depending on your machine. You may need to accept Keys depending on image by typing yes. Instead of copying everything over from the SD card, only 3 games (out of about 60) copied over, and I lost the 'Desktop' link, and my mame button assignments too. &0183 &32 First, download SD Formatter on a computer from /sdcardformatter. &0183 &32 You can connect via SSH by opening Terminal (Mac) or using an SSH tool like putty for (Windows) and then using the commands (Depending on build you may need to start SSH): SSH userRETROPIE (or iP for example SSH pi64.233.177.99) Password. I had created the folder as per the instructions, but it didn't behave quite as I had expected.
OK, over the weekend I finally got time to install my exFAT formatted USB drive.
