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While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gba_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you should be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gba_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gba_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you should be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

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While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gab_bingba_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gab_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gba_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.

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A-BildungSROMAN
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  • 33
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While I'm not able to share my image currently, hopefully this will help:

The GBA on RetroPie requires an additional BIOS file that does not come with the initial download. Here is the file, gba_bin.bios, found on Google Drive.

Once downloaded, move the file to your Raspberry Pi. At this point, you must place the file into the correct directory:

/opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

For instance, if you saved the file to a USB drive, you could copy the file over:

sudo cp /media/usb0/gab_bin.bios /opt/retropie/emulators/gpsp/raspberrypi

As long as the ROMs and this file are now in the correct locations, you be able to play the GBA games after you reboot.