Once the folder structure is copied over the USB will be mounted over the RetroPie folder so any ROMs you add to your pi will be run off of the USB. It is easiest if you haven't added any roms yet. NOTE if you have a large ROM collection already on the SD card it will copy all of the ROMs too so make sure your USB is large enough. Even tried to change the Cores and emulator used (Libretto, picodrive, etc). It will proceed to automatically copy the RetroPie folder AND all of its contents (you may need to reboot to start the copying) I put the Bin/Cue of the game in my SEGA CD Roms folder, i put my U.S model 2 Bios in the Bios folder and named appropriately to what the site recommends (usscd29306.bin) and nothing. (This is under C configuration tools then option 833 USB rom service enable it )įormat your USB drive to FAT32 per directions aboveĬreate a folder called retropie-mount on the USB drive
(Update Retropie is in the first menu screen option s ) Sudo bash ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh and pressing enter that brings up Retropie Setup) Which you can do but you need to take a few steps to set it up correctly found here, Īs of Decema simple automated method was added to run roms from a USB drive.įirst Update the RetroPie Setup Script (You can do this by dropping down to shell f4 entering in I see whats going on you are putting in a flash drive to the Retropie.
What I meant by flash is re writing the SD image to the SD card in the raspberry pi because I thought you were indicating that the sd card did not have the ~/Retropie/roms directory.
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