If you have made changes to individual configuration files yourself in the past, you should press D (display differences) or N (not replace) depending on the file, otherwise Y (to replace the old configuration file with a new one). Therefore, Raspbian asks several times if you want to replace certain configuration files with a new one. A certain amount of attention is required during the update process, as some configuration files are also updated. The upgrade may take a while depending on your Internet connection. The upgrade process is carried out in two steps: First of all, there is a minimal upgrade to avoid conflicts and then a complete upgrade. Now we are ready to start the upgrade: sudo apt-get upgrade The new package lists must then be updated and imported: sudo apt-get update Sudo sed -i /deb/s/jessie/stretch/g /etc/apt//*.list In order not to overlook any position, we simply let the replacement be done by the following command: sudo sed -i /deb/s/jessie/stretch/g /etc/apt/sources.list To do this, only the word “jessie” has to be replaced by “stretch”. Let’s get the latest updates and upgrade to Stretch sudo apt-get updateįor upgrading to the new Raspbian version, the package lists must be adapted to the “Stretch” release. Get back to terminal ( F4 from EmulationStation) Update system We will come back later to add the new emulator. Optional: to Stop EmulationStation to start automatically every time, we can disable it: sudo ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh Select Boot Options > command line with auto-login Select your country, add your local WiFi network and password. Select Advanced Options > Expand Filesystem.
Here we need to configure some things, so type: sudo raspi-config When starts up, wait until “EmulationStation” starts and asks for an input device. Insert the SD card to the Raspberry Pi and turn it on. Write the image to the SD card, I use a program called Apple -PI Baker, which prepares the card and writes a proper format image.
The RasPi Zero is connected to power, monitor and keyboard.įirst, on your computer, get the Retropie SD image latest version. We assume you already have a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a 32GB SD card, A computer, internet access and a local WiFi network. It was performed in MacOSX using Terminal and Transmit FTP client. It’s intended for the general user with little linux knowledge. I’m writing this guide to keep some records on how to install the GSPlus emulator on a Raspberry Pi Zero W.
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