The main thing the enclosure you use is that it has a bottom and a top and that you can cut a square and drill holes into for mounting the fans. Each model has different clearances and shapes so one enclosure might not fit right for another model. You may use any Raspberry Pi enclosure that fits the particular Raspberry Pi model you have. You may need to reset your Pi after the transfer is complete for the emulator to see the ROMs and or use ROM scraper in the emulator menu to refresh the ROMs in the emulators. Either drag and drop your files or locate them on the left and press send to transfer your ROMs to your RetroPie. Then roms which each emulator has a separate folder. Open the folder and then open the folder called RetroPi.
If it's successful (it will tell you), you will bring up the folder directories of the Pi starting with root. Once you filled in the information press save and then connect. (pi and raspberry if you haven't changed it).
Making a raspberry pi emu machine password#
Input this IP address into Filezilla and for user name put the same username and password you used to start your Pi. Press startx, this will start the linux OS and bring you to cmd prompt, it will also list vital information about your Pi including IP address which is what we need. Then any key to stop the timeout from going back to the emulator. Now go to RetroPie and press F4 on the keyboard. RetroPie 1 (you many need to make a few connections and adding a numbers helps keep track).
Press New connections and input a name for the connection, i.e. Open the program and press new connections on the upper right. Google it and download the Filezilla program. To upload ROMS to your retropie to need to use a file transfer program, we will be using Filezilla.
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