Pretzel

Hello everyone, I've recently set up my raspberry pi 2 with retro pie and i wanted to find some games to play. Right now I have Minish cap, pokemon sapphire, pokemon red, super mario world, earthbound, chrono trigger, super mario 64, paper mario, smash 64, and majoras mask. I already have Ocarina of Time on my 3ds so there is no point on getting it on my pi. If you guys know any fun games, I would like to know about them because i'm looking for a bunch of fun titles to play. I'm not sure if console gaming is a good category to put this under, but there isn't a retro games section so i wasn't sure where else i could put it. Thanks a lot, Rich

Hello everyone, It's been a while since I've posted here, but I wanted to start a project because the raspberry pi zero just came back into stock, and I've been waiting for this for a while. I wanted to take apart my old xbox 360 controller that i never use anymore and put the pi inside, along with a battery to keep the thing going, and an HDMI out the front of the controller so i can set it up to a display. In other words, it's heavily inspired by this youtube video i watched: I haven't set up any switches to a pi (or really anything) yet, let alone analog switches, and i am confused on how to do this. Thanks ahead of time, Rich

It is a watch that is running full Android 4.4, the Omate Truesmart. This is not an issue that I've seen before on the watch.

I have just gotten a new phone running android 4.4.2, and I am getting an error message saying, "cannot connect to the camera." the camera works in the default app, but not in any apps that I have installed such as snapchat, which crashes. Any fixes? Thanks, Rich

I have recently received a phone running Android KitKat, and the camera is working in the camera app, but in apps such as Instagram and Snapchat It doesn't work. On Instagram it says, "cannot connect to the camera" and Snapchat just crashes. Can you think of any fixes?

that must have been super coincidental then.

i know, but I think it is close enough to justify the joke

So I was doing my research on the Nvidia website and I noticed that Nvidia knew exactly what they were doing with the graphics card names. The 1070 has 1920 cuda cores, which reminded me oddly of the 1920x1080 screen resolution. So I went to the 1080 page and saw that they had 2560 cuda cores. This is the screen res for ultrawides, 2560x1080. I'm thinking there is no way did this by mistake.

ok, thanks

all right, it said "no root directory specified" when i entered the first command in the config part of the guide. and there is still no sda1 for some reason

ok, great, there shouldn't be any things out of the ordinary from here?

in other words can i remove the usb stick i installed it from?

so now it's on my normal hard drive and not the install drive?

because i just downloaded a bunch of stuff

was pacstrap all the repositories for the linux im used to? with the regular commands like apt-get?