v1.5.3
What's Changed
Improvements
PiOS Retropie
- Image now builds a minimal Retropie installation, speeding up first boot
- Add retropie.conf to
/boot/Retropie installer service uses this config file to install additional cores/packages at boot time - Retropie installer now survives a reboot, works around flaky Retropie download endpoints
Image Details
RetroPie
These images support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: pi
Password: raspberry
RetroPie 4.8 Standard
This image is recommended for most users. It is the standard 32-bit RetroPie installation.
PiOS RetroPie
When using Raspberry Pi Imager, do not change the default username from pi
This image a 64-bit PiOS base image which will build/install RetroPie on first boot. This image is recommended for advanced users.
The image should be flashed with Raspberry Pi Imager with WiFi customisations completed. Upon connecting to your network, RetroPie will start installing. This will take a time, make sure your PSPi is charging. Your PSPi may reboot several times during this process.
To install additional cores either use the retropie menu/script located at /opt/RetroPie/retropie_setup.sh or update retropie.conf located at /boot/firmware/retropie.conf You may also update this file by connecting your SD card to your PC and using a text editor.
Batocera
This image is now over 2GB and has been split into multiple parts. Download each part into the same directory then extract with 7zip before flashing.
This image comes with PortMaster preinstalled.
PortMaster does not (yet) officially support Batocera, though we can get some (not all) games working.
To get started:
- Connect your device to the internet and launch PortMaster from the "ports" console. This will update PortMaster to the latest version.
- Install whatever games you would like to try and follow any included instructions.
This image does not support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: root
Password: linux
Lakka
Accessing Lakka command line interface
This image does not support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: root
Password: root
Recalbox
This image does not support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: root
Password: recalboxroot
Raspberry Pi OS
These images support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: pi
Password: raspberry
Kali
This image does not support customisations via Raspberry Pi Imager
Username: kali
Password: kali